

503 – An Ecological Approach to Police Defensive Tactics Training (JC44)
Jul 30, 2024
In this insightful discussion, Chris Butler, a trainer from Trainers Bullpen, and Jeff Quail from Setcan explore the application of ecological dynamics in police training. They highlight the need for adaptive learning in high-pressure situations, critiquing traditional methods for their limitations. The duo advocates for a 'living range' concept for realistic scenarios, emphasizing technology integration and decision-making skills. They also delve into essential handgun tactics and the legal frameworks affecting police responses, aiming to revolutionize defensive tactics training.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Ecological Shifts in Police Training
02:17 • 19min
Development Insights and Theoretical Frameworks in Gun Sparring Training
21:32 • 2min
Revolutionizing Police Defensive Tactics Training
23:05 • 24min
Essentials of Handgun Invariants in Police Tactics
46:52 • 3min
Adapting Police Training: Ecological Dynamics in Defensive Tactics
49:24 • 24min
Exploring Legal Frameworks in Police Training
01:13:21 • 4min