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Routine hurts our ability to sense and assess risk. In this episode of Reality Training, Dave Smith provides tips and strategies for refreshing your "risk thermostat" in order to stay safe and vigilant on the job.
Do you carry a weapon off duty? If so, how often? In this installment of "Reality Training", Dave Smith reviews footage of an off-duty encounter that illustrates why you should always have a weapon on you.
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If you respond to a call and kids are present at the scene, does it put you at ease? There are a number of things that may cause you to let your guard down on the job, but doing so could be deadly.
Traci Ciepiela and Doug Wyllie highlight some tools cops can use to alleviate pain, release trigger points and ease muscle tightness.
Cops are on the frontline of the opioid crisis, and as the epidemic has worsened, more and more agencies have outfitted their officers with the overdose-reversal drug known as naloxone. While this has inspired some debate among law enforcement, it's important to remember that naloxone doesn't just help addicts - it could potentially save your life as well. To learn more about current tactics for battling the opioid crisis, check out our latest digital edition here.
Dr. Darrell Ross looks at the data behind arrest-related deaths.
Footage of an officer firing his weapon through a windscreen highlights a topic you may not think about very often in training: shooting through objects and materials. Dave Smith offers key points all LEOs should consider.
Dave Smith reviews footage of a standoff that escalated into a gun battle and shares key points about de-escalation tactics and use of force.
Anura Shah and Doug Wyllie discuss the basics of crisis intervention training for first responders.
Ryan Starling, a SWAT medic in San Bernardino County, is the top male Firefighter Service Open competitor in Southern California. He explains why training is important when serving his community.
Sgt. Jamie Smith of the Denver PD describes his experience responding to the mass shooting that changed the country forever.
Sometimes law enforcement calls for a little creativity. In this episode of Reality Training, Dave Smith reviews footage of an LEO's use of an improvised less lethal tool and provides lessons for thinking on your feet.
Jiu Jitsu Instructor and Master Sergeant Troy Fullbright demonstrates an advanced tactic you can use to take down a suspect who is attempting to flee while you're handcuffing him.
Traci Ciepiela discusses the health benefits of "tactical" yoga for police officers.
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