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2024 Origin LEO Immersion Camp ⚫️🔵⚫️ Th

2024 Origin LEO Immersion Camp ⚫️🔵⚫️
Thank you to everyone who participated in the first Origin LEO Immersion Camp! What a fantastic week it was! Your energy and enthusiasm made it truly special. We can’t wait to see you all again soon! #OriginLEO #ImmersionCamp

Origin is hosting their first LEO Immersion Camp i

Origin is hosting their first LEO Immersion Camp in Maine from August 27, 2024, to August 31, 2024. No prior BJJ experience is required. Don’t miss this opportunity! Click the registration link in our bio to join us—you won’t regret it ⚫️🔵⚫️

We had great training at the lab today with a spec

We had great training at the lab today with a special guest, yasstcheuko ⚫️🔵⚫️

Join us for the inaugural Origin Law Enforcement I

Join us for the inaugural Origin Law Enforcement Immersion Camp! Don’t miss this amazing opportunity to be part of an extraordinary event. Check link on bio.

Dedicate yourself to training rigorously and compl

Dedicate yourself to training rigorously and completing numerous repetitions. The more you practice, the less susceptible you’ll become to tunnel vision. At the lab, we offer various techniques to enhance your performance, especially in high-stress scenarios. ⚫️🔵⚫️

Today, we conducted our inaugural Ground Control c

Today, we conducted our inaugural Ground Control course for law enforcement. It was a pleasure hosting you at the lab today. Looking forward to the next session. ⚫️🔵⚫️

The LEO Tactical Lab hosted a training course at t

The LEO Tactical Lab hosted a training course at the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office over the weekend, and we had a great time during the session. Thank you to all who participated.

We are excited to announce that our highly anticip

We are excited to announce that our highly anticipated ground control course is now available! Join us on April 27th for an enriching experience. Click the link in our bio to register and secure your spot.

Simplify and excel. In high-stress situations, ba

Simplify and excel. In high-stress situations, basic skills often shine. The #tripodsweep technique can be a powerful choice during such moments.

Over the past weekend, we successfully conducted o

Over the past weekend, we successfully conducted our inaugural Street Survival Defensive Tactics course for women in law enforcement, and it proved to be an extraordinary experience. Looking forward to seeing you all again next year. ⚫️🔵⚫️👮🏻‍♀️👮🏽👮🏿#womeninlawenforcement #womenwhotrain #policewoman #womenempowerment #womenpolice #lawenforcement #beanasset #investinyourself #internationalwomensday

Saturday March 9th, 2024 LEO Tactical Lab will be

Saturday March 9th, 2024 LEO Tactical Lab will be hosting our first Street Survival for Women in Law Enforcement. Great opportunity for Women in Law Enforcement to get together during the International Women’s day weekend. Let’s train hard and have a plan for the worst!!! Link to register in bio. ⚫️🔵⚫️

CQDT- Close Quarters Defensive Tactics Course What

CQDT- Close Quarters Defensive Tactics Course
What a great group of officers we had today. Stay tuned for next year. Our new CQDT Level 2 course is coming out. ⚫️🔵⚫️

CQDT Course next Saturday, December 9th. See you a

CQDT Course next Saturday, December 9th. See you at the lab!!! ⚫️🔵⚫️🧪 Few spots left. Link in bio page to register.

Officer @anna_radushka attended our CQDT course an

Officer @anna_radushka attended our CQDT course and tried different techniques that could help her one day. Invest in yourself by being proactive and be ready for the worse. We create a safe, respectful and trustful environment in our courses so officers can have the best experience at the lab. #preparefortheworseandhopeforthebest

Thank you for you testimonial @black_mesa_adventur

Thank you for you testimonial @black_mesa_adventurer and see you in our next course. 🎥: @jlanc_img @jlanciano78 #hopeforthebestrainfortheworse #leotacticallab #calmandcontrolled

The primary goal of weapon retention is to prevent

The primary goal of weapon retention is to prevent an attacker from gaining control of our weapon and using it against us or others. Here are some common principles and techniques associated with weapon retention:
1. Proper Holstering: Using a secure and reliable holster that adequately covers the trigger guard and retains the weapon in place is the first line of defense for weapon retention. The holster should fit the weapon securely and allow for a smooth draw when needed.
2. Awareness and Alertness: Maintaining situational awareness is crucial in preventing surprise attacks or attempts to disarm you. Being aware of your surroundings and potential threats gives you an advantage in responding and employing weapon retention techniques effectively.
3. Body Positioning: Positioning your body in a way that makes it difficult for someone to access your weapon is important. For example, keeping your firearm on your non-dominant side and turning it away from potential threats can make it harder for an assailant to grab it.
4. Grip Strength: Maintaining a strong grip on your weapon is essential. A firm grip minimizes the chances of an attacker prying the weapon away from your hand. Proper grip technique and regular training to enhance grip strength are beneficial.
5. Close Quarters Defensive Techniques: In close-quarters encounters, specialized techniques like arm traps, weapon pummeling, and leveraging your body weight can be employed to thwart attempts at weapon grabs or disarms. These techniques often involve a combination of strikes, joint manipulation, and maintaining control of the weapon.
6. Retention Training: Regular training and practice of weapon retention techniques are crucial to develop muscle memory, reflexes, and the ability to react quickly and effectively in high-stress situations. Training should include scenarios involving various attack angles, positions, and environments.
7. Verbal Commands and De-escalation: Whenever possible, utilizing verbal commands and de-escalation techniques can help defuse a potentially violent situation, reducing the likelihood of an assailant attempting to take control of your weapon.

Surprise attacks can happen to anybody and we all

Surprise attacks can happen to anybody and we all should train for the worst. Do you have a plan if you find yourself in one of these attacks? Join us at our CQDT (Close Quarters Defensive Tactics) course December 9th @attdeerfield and find out what works for you. ✒️Link in bio to register.

Special guests at the Lab today!!! 🚨🧪🥋 @r

Special guests at the Lab today!!! 🚨🧪🥋 @renato_moicano_ufc @mmarlonmoraes @victordiasmma

⬛️🟦Keep calm and stay in control⬛️🟦

⬛️🟦Keep calm and stay in control⬛️🟦 Officer Rebello, a former MMA fighter and a fifth degree black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, used his skills and made it look easy dealing with a violent subject.

In a highly stressful situation I will survive. Ne

In a highly stressful situation I will survive. Never give up ⬛️🟦⬛️ #bjjmakeitmandatory #jiujitsu #weaponretention #weaponretentiontraining #lawenforcement #bjjmakeitmandatory #bjj #jiujitsu #gi #police #lawenforcement #copsthatroll #hardtokill #defensivetactics #sheepdog #combatives #trainlikeyourlifedependsonit
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