Tactical Strength and Conditioning Conference (TSAC) Rescheduled
The National Strength and Conditioning Association is pleased to announce that the TSAC Conference has been rescheduled. The TSAC Conference will take place at the same location, the M Resort Las Vegas on March 9-11, 2010. Attendees will still be receiving a government rate for their hotel reservation which will include; the use of the resorts full equipped workout room, nine restaurants, free wireless internet and complimentary transportation to and from the airport and Las Vegas strip.
The NSCA TSAC Conference will be $295 for the two and a half day conference. Registration and speaker information will be up on the website soon, keep your eye out and don’t miss your opportunity to expand your knowledge of Tactical Strength and Conditioning. If you have any immediate questions please contact the Conference Department at 800-815-6826.
In 2007 the NSCA developed the Tactical Strength and Conditioning (TSAC) Program based on the needs and demand from the tactical community (Police, Fire, and Military). The program consists of educational seminars and course that disseminate the latest scientific research and cutting edge techniques to both the members of the NSCA and to the Tactical community. The program also has it’s own peer reviewed newsletter, the TSAC REPORT, that is delivered electronically 4 times per year. The TSAC REPORT contains articles written by strength and conditioning experts as well as members from the fire/rescue, law enforcement, and military community. Topics range from tactical fitness and tactical nutrition to injury prevention.
Contact Information:
Robb Rogers M.Ed., CSCS, MSCC
Tactical Strength and Conditioning / Human Performance Center Director
National Strength and Conditioning Association
This class is 65 hours in length. Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to: Function as part of an entry team or containment team on special, high-risk assignments. Understand tactics, individual and team movements.
Equipment Needs:
At least one handgun and one semi-automatic rifle (.223 or 9mm) and three magazines per attendee. Ammunition per person:· Handgun—500 rounds· Intermediate rifle/sub gun-500 rounds· Additional 3 magazines.
***Please download and review: Preparing for the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission SWAT Physical Ability Test. Choose PDF or Microsoft Word format.
Unlike years past, students will be required to make their own accommodations.
Prerequisite:
Yes, current member of SWAT team, proficient with intermediate rifle or (SMG) and handgun. Must also meet WASPC Physical Fitness Standards to gain entry into the course; 35 Pushups, 35 sit-ups, 6 pull-ups, and complete 1.5 mile run in 12:30 or less.
Cost:
$600, Non-cancelled no-shows OR students failing the Physical Ability Test will be charged the full course fee.
Application Form:
Download application CJTC 215, choose PDF version or Word version. (The free Adobe Acrobat Reader is required for the PDF version). (This application was revised August 2009, please do not use previous versions)
To Register:
Fax a complete application to 206.835.7926. Applications missing an authorized signature will not be processed.
Questions?
If you have registration questions, please contact the CJTC Registrar by Email: registrar@cjtc.state.wa.us
Location:
Naval Air Station Whidbey,
Seaplane Base,
Building 13,
Oak Harbor, WA 98277
Course Description:
This course is 50 hours in length. Students will receive instruction in the proper techniques for the use, function capabilities and deployment of a scoped precision bolt action rifle. Upon completion, participants will be able to: Pass a written test with 80% or better, Pass qualification with 90% or better, Properly clean & maintain a scoped, precision bolt action rifle, Acquire ballistic data for 100, 200 & 300 yards, Utilize field craft techniques required to deploy in a variety of conditions and environments.
Equipment needs:
Bolt Action or Semi-Auto Rifle - minimum .308 caliber. Rifle will have a trigger pull of no less than 3lbs. Rifle should be capable of firing a 4-shot group measuring 1" or less at 100 yds.
A scope with finger adjustable turrets for windage and elevation. Scope must have sufficient elevation "come-up" to engage 300 yard targets, (600 yards preferred).
A bipod that is adjustable for height. (Capable of swiveling side to side for uneven ground is recommended).
500 Rounds of Match Grade ammunition. (Reloads are not recommended).
Pad or Ground Cover to insulate the shooter from the ground.
Rear Bag or Rest for supporting rifle.
Hearing and Eye Protection.
Binoculars.
Cleaning supplies to include single piece cleaning rod.
Camouflage clothing, face paint, and material for field craft exercises.
Appropriate clothing for outdoor tactical training.
Means of hydration.
Backpack or rucksack for field craft exercises.
Flashlight.
Gas Mask.
Material to record notes and DATA in the field.
Course Number:
0531
Class Hours:
50
Cost:
$500.00
Non-cancelled "no-shows" will be charged $500
Class Location:
Day 1:
Yakima Police Department Probation Office, 215 S 3rd St, Yakima, WA 98901.
Day 2-6
Yakima Firing Range, 970 Firing Range Rd, Yakima Washington 98901-9347
Class Limits:
Max: 24 Min: 10
Pre-requisites?
Yes - SWAT Basic, 0510 or by permission
Special Instructions:
100% attendance is required. The student will be required to pass a written test with a minimum score of 80%, and a shooting qualification course with a minimum score of 90%. Certificates of completion will be awarded to those attendees who successfully complete the course in its entirety.
Yakima Firing Range will have Dorm style housing available. To make reservations contact Judy Jones, 509-577-3418 or email her at jonesjg@lewis.army.mil.
Register on-line or download your registration form today from sigsaueracademy.com or contact the SIG SAUER Academy Training Coordinator via phone at (603) 418-8181.
Course Description: The program content focuses on the mechanical functioning, maintenance, troubleshooting, and field repair of the SIG SAUER law enforcement classis pistol line, to include the P220, P226, P229, and P239 pistols.
This is a hand’s on program that teaches and guides each participant through all armorer operations, step by step with the instructor. Active participation in disassembly and assembly procedures coupled with question and answer periods provide the type of learning environment favorable for the retention of the material. Written and practical exams are administered to test the working knowledge of each participant.
The curriculum enables law enforcement armorers to develop a pistol maintenance program on the inspection and servicing of the SIG SAUER law enforcement pistols for their departments. Following successful program completion, certification / re-certification to perform these procedures is valid for a period of three (3) years. This is of major importance to the agency as it maintains current practices and procedures for factory authorized maintenance on law enforcement pistols within the department.
Armorer Course Content:
Firearms Safety
Design and Components
Field Stripping
Preventive Maintenance
Weapon Functions
Armorer Disassembly and Assembly
Troubleshooting
Sight Adjustments
20% discount on purchases at SIG SAUER Pro Shop made during the course.
20% discount on your next course if you register during course. (Specialty/Guest Instructor training courses excluded).
SIG SAUER Academy – 233 Exeter Road, Epping, NH 03042 Tel. 603-679-2003 Fax. 603-772-1119
This class is 65 hours in length. Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to: Function as part of an entry team or containment team on special, high-risk assignments. Understand tactics, individual and team movements.
Equipment Needs:
At least one handgun and one semi-automatic rifle (.223 or 9mm) and three magazines per attendee. Ammunition per person:· Handgun—500 rounds· Intermediate rifle/sub gun—500 rounds· Additional 3 magazines.
***Please download and review: Preparing for the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission SWAT Physical Ability Test. Choose PDF or Microsoft Word format.
Unlike years past, students will be required to make their own accommodations.
Prerequisite:
Yes, current member of SWAT team, proficient with intermediate rifle or (SMG) and handgun. Must also meet WASPC Physical Fitness Standards to gain entry into the course; 35 Pushups, 35 sit-ups, 6 pull-ups, and complete 1.5 mile run in 12:30 or less.
Cost:
$600, Non-cancelled no-shows OR students failing the PATwill be charged the full course fee.
Application Form:
Download application CJTC 215, choose PDF version or Word version. (The free Adobe Acrobat Reader is required for the PDF version). (This application was revised August 2009, please do not use previous versions)
To Register:
Fax a complete application to 206.835.7926. Applications missing an authorized signature will not be processed.
Questions?
If you have registration questions, please contact the CJTC Registrar by Email: registrar@cjtc.state.wa.us
Tap-Rack tactical will certify you in the use of ANY ballistic shield. We will cover different levels of protection, construction, accessories and application. Topics covered include marksmanship, weapon handling and manipulation, defensive tactics, shield tactics and team movement using ballistic shields or blankets.
Course Length:
2 days
Cost:
$250.00
Contact:
Corporal Wayne DuBois
Richland Police Department
871 George Washington Way
Phone: 509-942-4940
Fax: 509-942-7517
E-mail: wdubois@ci.richland.wa.us
Location:
Richland, WA 99352
Hotel Info:
Red Lion Richland
802 George Washington Way
Richland, WA 99352 Website here
Tap-Rack Tactical, LLC is a police training company designed to provide quality instruction at a reasonable price. We focus on SWAT related training and DO NOT cater to civilians, mall ninjas or wannabes. Our training is designed with common sense and tactics or techniques for the real world. Check us out at tap-rack.com.
Tap-Rack Tactical is owned and operated by Bill Blowers.
Please contact us for an updated instructor vitae and qualifications.
MONROE POLICE DEPARTMENT IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATON OF CHIEFS OF POLICE WILL COSPONSOR A SWAT SUPERVISION AND MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
This course is designed for SWAT commanders and supervisors and command personnel who are responsible for resolving high-risk incidents using special operations personnel, warrant service, barricaded subjects, hostage situations, and sniper incidents.
Course emphasis is on selecting personnel, training, legal issues, command post operations, and tactical decision making.
Participants will benefit from the range of topics covered and the real-world incident debriefs conducted.
Learning Objectives:
At the conclusion of the course, participants should be able to do the following:
- Identify criteria for selecting qualified SWAT personnel
- Develop sound tactical operations plans to deal with high-risk warrant service, barricaded subjects, hostage situations, and sniper incidents
- Make sound tactical decisions based on the priority of life to resolve violent incidents
- Develop low-cost, high-quality training for the department n Identify legal issues involved in the problem-solving process of high-risk, life-threatening events
Course Prerequisite: SWAT Supervision and Management is available only to sworn police officers of a publicly funded police department.
Confirm the status of this course with IACP before making non-refundable airline reservations.
Tuition:
$750
Location:
Monroe, WA
Class Hours:
8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Day 1 Sign in at 8:00 a.m.
Co-Host:
Monroe Police Department
818 W. Main
Monroe, WA 98272
Training Site:
Monroe, WA
Hotel Info:
Monroe Police Department
818 W. Main
Monroe, WA 98272
Hotel:
Guest House Inn-Monroe, WA
19103 SR 2
Monroe, WA 98272
360-863-1900
Approximate Rates: $99.00
Washington State Patrol SWAT is going to be sponsoring an Advance Sniper School put on by Crosshairs Inc. Ed Gross will be the chief instructor.
The course will be held at the Washington State Patrol Academy in Shelton May 3-7 2010. One of the unique training aids for this course is the CAPS (Canadian Academy of Practical Shooting) simulator (CAPS-INC.com). The Sniper/Marksmen use their own ammunition and weapon. They also shoot out in the weather and the CAPS simulator can be used for night shoots.
This 5 day course will put each of your Snipers/Marksmen to their limit. The class is going to be limited to 12 Sniper/Marksmen.
If you have team members planning to attend and would like them to stay at the State Patrol academy let Det. Bill Steen or Det. Curt Boyle know. We have rooms reserved. The cost to stay at the State Patrol Academy is 70.00 a day and that includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner. You can also stay at the Little Creek Casino and pay for meals at the academy individually. Below is the info on the Little Creek Casino. We would like confirmation of attendance by April 4th.
Little Creek Casino
91 W SR 108
Shelton WA. 98584
1(800) 667-7711
Web site: Click here
Government Rate 72.00 a night
If you have any questions please contact any of the people shown below:
All day demo/range day at the Richland Police range. Reps from LWRC, Silver State Armory, Surefire & Trijicon will all be in attendance to answer questions and demo their products.
Range demo's of the LWRC piston operated M4 platform weapons, including the new .308 REPR.
Ballistic testing and demo of all Silver State Armory tactical ammunition by Art Kalwas, owner of SSA.
Surefire training division reps will be on hand to demo Surefire Suppressors, as well as lights.
Trijicon reps will be on hand to demo the Trijicon line of optics - ACOG's, Reflex, RMR's, Accupoint line's.
ALL FOUR companies above are generously donating items for a raffle that will benefit the family of Sgt. Mark Renninger, who was killed in the Line of Duty on 29 Nov. 2009. All proceeds will go directly to his family. Sgt. Chad Stephens (Yakima PD SWAT) will be in charge of collecting the raffle donations.
La Villa Espresso will be on site to handle all of the coffee needs. (REALLY GOOD COFFEE!)
Demo/Range Day is open to all LAW ENFORCEMENT, MILITARY & GOVT. PERSONNEL. Please email Leif Larsen at leif@larsenfirearms.com to confirm your attendance. Please email or call with any questions you may have.
SWAT Team Members & Police Instructor Staff
The King County Sheriffs Office, TAC30 (SWAT) is hosting the professional training staff of the Safariland Training Group (Defense Technology) who will be presenting a 1-Day Wallbanger “bang pole” Instructor Level Training Program at 0800 hours on April 27, 2010.
Attendance of this program will enable the student to continue in-service training for their department by providing both the technical and tactical information needed for effective product use.
This program will provide students with hands on in depth information in the use and instruction of the WallBanger System. Upon successful completion Safariland Training Group will issue a certificate of completion in the Wallbanger System.
Each attendee must be operator level Distraction Device trained and familiar with tactical deployment and dynamic entry.
To reserve a seat contact: Safariland Training Group at 800-733-3832 or Sgt. Jesse Babautaat 206-423-6012 for additional information.
A short video of the “Wallbanger” in use can be seen at thewallbanger.com
Topics to be covered:
• WallBanger (Bang Pole: Single and Double Key)
• Door Breaching (single and double)
• Rake and Break
• Remote Door Key
Cost:
$195.00
Student Equipment:
Students will need appropriate range attire along with eye, ear protection, flame resistant gloves, long sleeve shirt and body armor
Host Agency:
King County Sheriff's Office
Location:
King County Range, Ravensdale
26520 292nd Ave. SE
Ravensdale, WA 98051
Registration Info:
***Registration 21 days prior to course start date is required or a $25.00 late fee will be charged. Pre-payment for the course is required.***
The National Center for Biomedical Research and Training (NCBRT) at Louisiana University invites you to join us for a unique training opportunity. The NCBRT is offering the following Department of Homeland Security (DHS) certified course: Tactical Planning for WMD Incidents.
In this course, participants receive an overview of emergency response to a weapon of mass destruction (WMD) event and are instructed how to obtain and integrate WMD incident-related intelligence into a tactical operations plan. Building on this foundation, participants are provided information allowing them to demonstrate the mission planning processes. As the course progresses, they use this knowledge to develop tactical warning orders, operations orders, and supplemental orders necessary to ensure a successful WMD incident response. A central component of this course is the practical exercises that are woven throughout several of the instructional modules. Participants engage in warning order, emergency assault planning, and tactical command practical exercises.
Audience:
Emergency Medical Services, Emergency Management Agency, Fire Service, Governmental Administrative, Hazardous Materials Personnel, Law Enforcement, Public Health.
Course Description:
This class will cover tactical theories for serving search warrants, as well as the basics of how to conduct the tactical scout of a location. Topics will include scouting methods, tactical diagramming, site identification, and
operations orders, amongst others. Students receive classroom instruction and then conduct scouting and planning exercises to demonstrate proficiency.
Location:
Kennewick Police Department (Training Room)
211 W. 6th Avenue, Kennewick, WA. 99336
Contact Person:
Duane Kist, 509-582-1358
or
Sgt. Wayne DuBois 509-942-4940
Time:
0800-1700 hours
Cost:
Tuition $150 for WSTOA members, $175 for non-members (includes 1 year membership)
Checks Only, payable to:
Washington State Tactical Officers Association
Payments can be mailed to:
Richland Police Department
Attention: Sgt. Wayne DuBois
871 George Washington Way - Richland, WA 99352
Student Equipment:
Casual attire, pen/pencil, note taking material, digital & video camera, binoculars, tape recorder & GPS (if available), ruler, laptop if you can bring one. Camouflage uniform and inclement weather gear should be brought in the event they are needed for field exercises. If available bring an unmarked car or van, tape recorder, GPS & laptop.
Recommended Hotel:
Best Western Kennewick Inn
4001 W. 27th Ave.
509.586.1332 Website here
The Advanced Course is directed toward the officers currently assigned to a specialized SWAT or emergency response team. This course focuses on the enhancement of basic skills and the development of competencies necessary to conduct specialized missions such as hostage rescues, vehicle assaults and high risk warrant services which are not presented in the Basic SWAT Course. In additional this course will provide training and experience in developing both Operational Plans (Pre-Mission) and After Actions Reports (Post-Mission).
Equipment Needs:
At least one handgun and one semi-automatic rifle (.223 or 9mm) and three magazines per attendee. Ammunition per person:· Handgun—500 rounds· Intermediate rifle/sub gun—500 rounds· Additional 3 magazines.
***Please download and review: Preparing for the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission SWAT Physical Ability Test. Choose PDF or Microsoft Word format.
Unlike years past, students will be required to make their own accommodations.
$500, Non-cancelled no-shows OR students failing the PATwill be charged the full course fee.
Application Form:
Please download application CJTC 215, choose PDF version or Word version. (The free Adobe Acrobat Reader is required for the PDF version). (This application was revised 06/05/09, please do not use previous versions)
To Register:
Fax a complete application to 206.835.7926. Applications missing an authorized signature will not be processed.
Questions?
If you have registration questions, please contact the CJTC Registrar by Email: registrar@cjtc.state.wa.us
This class is 65 hours in length. Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to: Function as part of an entry team or containment team on special, high-risk assignments. Understand tactics, individual and team movements.
Equipment Needs:
At least one handgun and one semi-automatic rifle (.223 or 9mm) and three magazines per attendee. Ammunition per person:· Handgun—500 rounds· Intermediate rifle/sub gun—500 rounds· Additional 3 magazines.
***Please download and review: Preparing for the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission SWAT Physical Ability Test. Choose PDF or Microsoft Word format.
Unlike years past, students will be required to make their own accommodations.
Prerequisite:
Yes, current member of SWAT team, proficient with intermediate rifle or (SMG) and handgun. Must also meet WASPC Physical Fitness Standards to gain entry into the course; 35 Pushups, 35 sit-ups, 6 pull-ups, and complete 1.5 mile run in 12:30 or less.
Cost:
$600, Non-cancelled no-shows OR students failing the PATwill be charged the full course fee.
Application Form:
Download application CJTC 215, choose PDF version or Word version. (The free Adobe Acrobat Reader is required for the PDF version). (This application was revised August 2009, please do not use previous versions)
To Register:
Fax a complete application to 206.835.7926. Applications missing an authorized signature will not be processed.
Questions?
If you have registration questions, please contact the CJTC Registrar by Email: registrar@cjtc.state.wa.us
This class is 65 hours in length. Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to: Function as part of an entry team or containment team on special, high-risk assignments. Understand tactics, individual and team movements.
The program content focuses on the mechanical functioning, maintenance, troubleshooting, and field repair of the SIG SAUER law enforcement classis pistol line, to include the P220, P226, P229, and P239 pistols.
Tap-Rack tactical will certify you in the use of ANY ballistic shield. We will cover different levels of protection, construction, accessories and application. Topics covered include marksmanship, weapon handling and manipulation, defensive tactics, shield tactics and team movement using ballistic shields or blankets.
This course is designed for SWAT commanders and supervisors and command personnel who are responsible for resolving high-risk incidents using special operations personnel, warrant service, barricaded subjects, hostage situations, and sniper incidents. 
SWAT Team Members & Police Instructor Staff
The National Center for Biomedical Research and Training (NCBRT) at Louisiana University invites you to join us for a unique training opportunity. The NCBRT is offering the following Department of Homeland Security (DHS) certified course: Tactical Planning for WMD Incidents.
Kennewick Police Department Training Division