Recognizing that every organization has unique security challenges, we tailor our training programs to meet your specific needs.
Our team tours your site, discussing current policy, procedure and security positions. We offer potential enhancements and create client specific 4K video for your training in your daily environment with your unique concerns incorporated demonstrating the course’s concepts and strategies.
Custom Training Classes
Build confidence in split-second decision making
Minimize casualties and mitigate the impact of an incident
Increase situational awareness and identify possible threats
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TRAINING CLASSES
Click on the courses below to learn more. To request one or more for your group, or inquire about custom training courses, please contact us.
Peaceful Warrior Training Group offers a wide variety oF TRAINING CLASSES
ACTIVE Threat PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE - TIER 1
Tier 1 will cover critical active threat research and trends that can enhance one’s survivability during these dynamic and dangerous events. This information is coupled with PW’s strategies, tactics, and survival concepts to give both an individual and their loved ones as well as an organization tactical advantages to improve the ability to prevent, respond, and manage the chaos these attacks can bring.
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- Active shooter prevention
- Organizational security
- Lessons learned from past active shooter incidents
- Response strategies
- Active threat warning behaviors and prevention concepts
- Personal and organizational survival strategies
Instructional Methods:
- PowerPoint
- Personalized Client-specific 4K videos created on client’s site demonstrating course concepts in your everyday environment
- Demonstration
- Hands-on practicals and table tops to better prepare staff for their daily environment
Active Shooter for Family, Friends and Community Course
Are you interested in active shooter training but your work place or school doesn’t offer it? We offer the Tier 1 Active Shooter course at a convenient conference location for you, your loved one and even your community to ensure the training will help protect them.
Active Threat Response Application Course (ATRAC) - Tier 2
This training is hands-on and will allow students who have completed Tier 1 to apply learned tactics and techniques. Tier 2 training allows instructors to work one-on-one with students in a variety of active shooter simulations/scenarios giving participants specialized instruction, confidence, and experience applying active shooter response tactics.
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- Empower students to apply Tier 1 Concepts
- Instill confidence
- Participants will gain a practical understanding of active shooter responses and tactics through practical exercises
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- Hands-on
- Scenario based
This training will instruct students in how to treat the injuries normally suffered during an active shooter incident. This course goes well beyond any first aid course and brings proven battlefield lifesaving techniques to your organization.
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- Empower students to apply Rapid Trauma Care
- Use First-Care Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) Techniques
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- Presentation/Video introduction
- Hands-on application
FIRST CARE/AID AND TRAUMA TREATMENT TRAINING
This unique class is focused on the security professional’s role during an active shooter incident. A security professional that is well trained in an active shooter response can quickly respond and make a difference. Through coordination and facilitation, a security officer can protect bystanders and save lives.
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- Quick and effective active shooter response for the security professional
- Personal protection/Client protection
- Active shooter incident coordination
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- Presentation/Lecture
- Hands-on application
Active Shooter Preparedness and Response
for the Security Professional
This course gives students numerous verbal de-escalation tactics to assist them in managing aggressive behaviors.
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- Learn and apply verbal de-escalation techniques
- Incorporate verbal de-escalation tactics with self-defense tactics
- Apply self-defense techniques during training simulations
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- Lecture
- Hands-on
Managing Aggressive Behavior/Self-defense and Awareness
This course is intended for public sector police and fire services. Instruction centers on the development of an active shooter response through a collaborative approach. Instructors will share lessons learned through real life experiences. Working together, police and fire quickly provide care to those victimized by active shooter incidents.
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- Establish police and fire department roles
- Reinforce a unified approach to the rescue task force concept
- Quickly treat injuries and reduce hemorrhagic deaths
- Policy Development and Guidelines
Instructional Methods:
- Lecture and PowerPoint
- Video demonstration
- Optional Hands-on/Walk through
RESCUE TASK FORCE TRAINING
Active Threat for Organizational Leaders – Management, Supervisors, HR Professionals, and Crisis/Safety Teams
This course gives organizational leadership the applied foundational concepts and strategies that will enhance the survival of their staff, clients, and all stakeholders.
The essence of this course is to instruct, inform, and guide leaders through tabletop workshops and research findings applications on organizational policies and procedures as they relate to an active threat.
This course is a good starting point for identifying gaps and areas that will enhance an organization’s ability to prevent and respond to an act of targeted violence.
The essence of this course is to instruct, inform, and guide leaders through tabletop workshops and research findings applications on organizational policies and procedures as they relate to an active threat.
This course is a good starting point for identifying gaps and areas that will enhance an organization’s ability to prevent and respond to an act of targeted violence.
