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All police are faced with officer survival every time they find themselves alone while dealing with a violent subject. They're left to cope the best they can until backup arrives. When its goes to the ground , an officer needs to possess the fighting skill to protect himself and take the subject into custody. Its all about control! Most officers are trained to deal only in passive resistance situations. When aggressive resistance starts, he is unprepared to protect himself, retain his weapon, or defend against edged weapons. Programs that showcase fighting in a sports arena are irrelevant! Combatants roll around on a mat for 2 or 3 minutes waiting for each other to make mistakes so they can perform their move. Police officers don't have minutes to do their job--they have only seconds before a situation becomes deadly. In police work, the ultimate goal is handcuffing, not beating and choking someone into submission. After eighteen years in law enforcement as a deputy Chief of police, firearms instructor, tactical trainer, and the Commander of a SWAT Team, Chuck Habermehl started CQB Incorporated to address the unique training needs of law enforcement. By combining judo, jujitsu, wrestling and street fighting, Habermehl has developed a solid, realistic program called Ground Combatives For Police. Techniques are based on momentum , leverage, center of gravity and proper body mechanics instead of strength. None of the moves are gender specific, working equally well for either sex. Each tactic has been combat tested and is usable by law enforcement officers wearing full uniform and gear. Statistics show that almost all violent encounters end up on the ground-and when that happens, specialized skills are needed for survival. |
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