Basic Expandable Baton, Handcuffing & OC/ASR Pepper Spray Combination (Exposure)
SKU:
S1COMBO7
$275.00
$275.00
per item
Basic Expandable Baton, Handcuffing, and OC/ASR Pepper Spray Combination is an essential class for anyone that carries and is authorized to use an expandable baton, handcuffs, and pepper spray in the course of their duties. This comprehensive course covers a variety of skills necessary to safely and effectively use a baton, handcuffs and pepper spray; including use of force, movement, drawing the baton, strikes, and baton retention. Handcuffing topics include control holds, compliant handcuffing, and non-compliant handcuffing. Pepper spray topics include movement, deployment, post deployment care, OC/ASR exposure course, and decontamination. This course is taught by a defensive tactics instructor certified through the American Council on Criminal Justice Training (ACCJT). The course completion cards are valid for 2 years.
SAFETY NOTE: THIS COURSE FEATURES EXPOSURE TO ACTUAL OC/ASR PEPPER SPRAY
Required Equipment:
PLEASE NOTE: This course requires a signed Liability Waiver (See below)
SAFETY NOTE: THIS COURSE FEATURES EXPOSURE TO ACTUAL OC/ASR PEPPER SPRAY
Required Equipment:
- Expandable Baton
- Baton Pouch
- Handcuffs
- Handcuff Pouch
- Handcuff Key
- Arranged transportation to and from the course from a friend or family member
- Wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty/stained
- Do not wear any shirts/tops that are low-cut
- Bring a spare change of clothes to change into after the exposure course (recommended)
- Valid form of Identification / Reason for taking class
PLEASE NOTE: This course requires a signed Liability Waiver (See below)
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Approximate Length: 10 hrs
(Usually divided into two 5 hour days)
Course Topics:
- Use of Force
- Types of batons
- Impact weapons
- Stance
- Drawing
- Strikes
- Targeting areas
- Retention
- Handcuff types
- Keyhole placement
- Double locking
- Improvised techniques
- Searches
- Custody
- Handcuffing
- Giving commands
- Defensive techniques
- Control holds
- Single officer and two officer techniques
- Why OC training
- What is OC
- What are the different types of OC
- Proper deployment of OC
- What are the effects of OC
- Post-care of OC
- Exposure to OC