Special Event!
Pressure Testing Weekend Scenario Simulation Course with John Titchen
1900 Friday 11 April - 1200 Sunday 13 April 2014
High Wycombe Judo Centre
Course Content:
Information Package and Digital footage to take away
17 hours training including:
Safety Briefings
Armour and Contact Acclimatisation
HAOV & Aggressor role play training
Self Defence and the Law briefing
Skill Acclimatisation training
Challenge by Choice Pressure Testing in Scenario Simulations of violent crime events
Video Analysis and Feedback
Personal Goal Setting
Accommodation (Friday and Saturday nights)
Food (Friday evening light meal, three meals on Saturday, Sunday breakfast)
Features:
Challenge by Choice Pressure Testing in Scenario Simulations of violent crime events
Padded training room adjustable in order to create different small-scale environments
Large Screen Video feedback
Safe System of Training
Small group training (a maximum of 8 trainees with two group coaches)
Personal High Quality Body Armour for the duration of the course
On site parking and accomodation
Shower and Sauna Facilities
Post training social area and bar on site
Cost:
£219 per person (paired rooms) - staggered payment available.
Cost includes training, resources, on site accommodation, parking and food.
Contact:
Email jwt.dart@gmail.com to enquire about booking or further details.
With only 8 places this is a unique opportunity to experience high quality training at a great price! As far as possible booking will be on a first come first served basis.
Thanks for sharing this Iain.
Warning - swearing in the videos below!
If you've not seen the type of training we create for participants, this video gives an outline of some of the most basic stages:
We've recently changed our setup to give us more flexibility with our training space in terms of room size and shape and allow the possibilities provided by doors. This has also enabled me to switch our footage review to a big screen for greater clarity in giving feedback.
It's not always serious though!
We run a broad range of scenarios. Some only go physical if a participant displays the wrong body language, some were always going to go physical. The participants never fully know what's going on, who's going to do what, how each person will behave until the scenarios are over. The training is as much about your awareness and de-escalation skills as about your development of the ability to function under unusual physical pressure.
This type of event is open to a broad range of people and in the past I've had 6th Dans and complete beginners all learning from each other on the same day.
If you're interested, please drop me a line.
All the best
John Titchen