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The de-escalation theory component provides essential knowledge in managing resistance effectively. Training material will cover:
• Stages of Crisis
• Appropriate Responses to Crisis
• Recognizing Danger Cues and Perceived Threats.

You will gain an understanding of the proxemics principles and learn how to apply conflict prevention strategies.

A certificate will be provided to those who obtain a minimum of 85% on the written test

The course material has been vetted and approved by the OACP to ensure it aligns with the current curriculum taught in OPC.

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Our baton course will provide both technical knowledge and hands-on physical competency drills for effective baton use. You will learn how to apply the baton as an intermediate weapon, ensuring the appropriate use of force in various situations.
The training emphasizes key areas such as:
Documentation Requirements -> Properly recording incidents involving baton use.
Subject Control Principles -> Techniques to manage and control resistant individuals effectively.
Body Mechanics -> Utilizing proper posture and movement to optimize control and minimize injury risk, both to yourself and the subject.
This course covers the legal and ethical aspects of baton use, reinforcing proportional response during escalating situations. By the end of the training, you will have gained the skills necessary to apply the baton safely and confidently in real-world scenarios.

You will receive comprehensive technical information and engage in practical exercises designed to enhance your awareness and skills when dealing with edged weapons. The focus will be on developing situational awareness, reaction speed, and effective countermeasures.
Key components of the training include:
• Case Study Reviews: Analyze real-world scenarios involving sharp-edged weapons to understand tactical responses, challenges, and outcomes.
• Common Grips: Identify the most frequently used grips associated with sharp-edged weapons, helping you anticipate an attacker’s intentions and respond effectively.
• Lines of Movement: Understand common movement patterns associated with sharp-edged attacks, such as slashes, thrusts, and feints, to anticipate and counter potential threats.
• Reaction Drills: Perform drills that improve reaction time and decision-making under pressure, ensuring that you can respond swiftly to unexpected situations.