Instructor Application

Weapons Tactics

Weapons Defense

Hand to Hand

Instructor Level
Training

Seminars

Video

Ultimate Instructor Certification Course

October 10th-16th, 2010

This course is all about real street tactics to deal with real street situations.

All Law Enforcement, Military, and Martial Arts instructors are highly encouraged to attend. No matter whom you train or what you currently train in, this course will significantly enhance your street capabilities. No other program is this aggressive or this effective.

This course will include both Basic and Advanced Instructor Certification in the D.I.C.T.A.T.E. Program. These two levels of Instructor Certification include:

Impact/Edged Weapons Instructor Level 1, Impact Weapon Tactics
Impact/Edged Weapons Instructor Level 2, Edged Weapons Tactics
Weapon Defense Instructor Level 1, Aggressive Management of Lethal Attacks
Weapon Defense Instructor Level 2, Close Encounters Weapon Defense
Hand to Hand Instructor Level 1, Management of Passive Resistor, Non-Complier, and Aggressive Attackers
Hand to Hand Instructor Level 2, Close Quarters Escape Tactics

For full details please fill out an Instructor Application Form and an information package will be emailed to you.

This course is limited to 20 participants. To ensure your ability to be one of them fill out the application form today.

Impact and Edged Weapons Tactics

IEWT I: Impact Weapons Training

5 Basic Angles of Attack.
Using those angles to create numerous striking patterns.
Fundamental drills for Self-Defense.
Two handed drills for heavier weapons.
How distance determines use of the weapon.

IEWT II: Edged Weapon Training

Options of how to hold the weapon.
The advantages of each.
Targeting different points of the body.
Using your whole body as a weapon.
Concealment of a deployed weapon.
Non-Lethal options.

IEWT III: Weapon to Weapon

Stick to Stick
Knife to Knife
Stick to Knife
Knife to Stick

Weapon Deployment/Weapon Retention

WDWR:

Do not make your 1st move to your weapon.
How to increase distance without moving back.
Make him take his hands off your weapon.
The myth of the 21 foot rule.
Lethal vs. Non-Lethal Force Options.

Hand to Hand

H2H I: Aggressive Management of Aggressive Attacks

Understanding body mechanics.
Understanding Critical Distance.
Identify an attack before it happens.
Take yourself out of harms way.
Attack the attacker.
Techniques that work in real situations for control or punishment.

H2H II: Close Encounter Escape Tactics

How these attacks happen.
Why they happen.
How one can become another.
Both front and rear attacks.
From defense to offense.
Application of techniques in these situations.

H2H III: Fighting From the Ground

Not for competition ground fighting.
Main goals when on the ground.
The worst position to be in on the ground.
Common positions on the ground.
How to stay safe on the ground.
Motivating your attacker to allow you to get up.

*Both of these courses will give you the option of finishing your attacker with empty hand techniques, deployment of a personal carried weapon, or making use of an improvised weapon.

Weapons Defense

WD I: Aggressive Management of Lethal Attacks

Protecting your body's most important areas.
The worst mistake you can make, blocking!
Taking the weapon out of the equation.
Giving your attacker "cause for pause."
Following through.
Gaining control of the weapon.

WD II: Close Encounters Against the Weapon

How an attack occurs when they want something from you.
From the front and the rear.
Standing and on the ground.
Stopping the most dangerous movement.
Make the attacker bring the weapon back to himself.
When and how to get out.

Instructor Levels

For the first time you can bring this powerful information to your people. Civilians, martial artists, military units, and law enforcement agencies worldwide love these courses. They love them because they are real, no B.S., effective tactics for the encounters each of these groups has the potential to face.

You could add a whole new dimension to your training with Instructor Certification in the D.I.C.T.A.T.E. Program, not mention a new revenue stream for your business.

Teach it as a separate course from what you normally do, or use the information to upgrade your own. D.I.C.T.A.T.E. does not tell you how to use the information. You earned your credentials and you are entitled to do with them what you wish.

D.I.C.T.A.T.E. is looking for quality individuals that will properly represent us in your area. Instructor candidates are chosen carefully. Please complete the Instructor Application to be considered. You must have the want to teach this program, an available location to teach it, and the physical ability to do so.

No one who has failed to complete an application will be admitted into any instructor course.

To become an Instructor Candidate in the D.I.C.T.A.T.E. program you must be a minimum of 21 years old. You must then attend an instructor course. During that course you must achieve minimum standards to receive your credentials. Those minimum standards are a 90% or better on all written exams and passing grade on a practical exam graded by the instructor of the course. Once this is accomplished, you go from Instructor Candidate to Certified Instructor.

There are different levels of instructors in the D.I.C.T.A.T.E. Program.

Basic Instructor >

Certified Instructor in H2H I, WD I, IEWT I

Advanced Instructor >

Basic Instructor Certified
Certified Instructor in H2H II, WD II, IEWT II

Senior Instructor >

Basic Instructor Certified
Advanced Instructor Certified
Certified Instructor in H2H III, IEWT III, WDWR

Master Level Instructor >

Basic Instructor Certified
Advanced Instructor Certified
Senior Instructor Certified
Certified Instructor in ETC