GLOBAL LEADER IN TACTICAL TRAINING AND SECURITY
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of training do you offer?
We offer structured tactical training programs covering Close Quarter Combat (CQC), Extreme Close Quarters Combat (ECQC), situational defense, edged weapons, close protection, escape & evasion, covert operations fundamentals, and specialty courses. Training is weapons-based and focuses on real-world decision-making, movement, and controlnot sport or competition.
Who is this training designed for?
Our programs are designed for responsible civilians, armed citizens, security professionals, instructors, and individuals seeking serious, experience-based tactical training. No prior tactical or military background is required unless stated for a specific course; only maturity, discipline, and a willingness to learn.
Do you use real firearms during training?
Yes, some courses include live-fire training, while others are conducted using Airsoft weapons and inert training tools. Live-fire training is conducted only when appropriate, under strict safety protocols, and in designated environments. The specific training format is clearly outlined for each course.
Why do you use Airsoft weapons?
Airsoft allows students to train realistically with movement, force-on-force scenarios, and decision-making under pressure, without the risks associated with live ammunition. It enables dynamic training that would not be possible on a traditional range.
Airsoft is used as a training tool, not a substitute for live-fire skill.
Can I bring my own Airsoft weapon?
Yes. Students may bring their own Airsoft weapons, provided they are safe, functional, and appropriate for the course. We also offer Airsoft weapon rentals for students who do not own one or prefer not to travel with equipment.
Do you provide training weapons and knives?
We provide training knives and inert tools for all applicable courses. Live blades or live weapons are never used during combatives or force-on-force training.
What safety equipment do I need to bring?
Students are responsible for bringing their own personal safety equipment. At a minimum, this includes:
- Eye protection rated for Airsoft use (mandatory)
- Mouthguard (strongly recommended)
- Gloves, knee pads, elbow pads, and groin protection (optional but recommended)
- Tactical Vest
- Helmet
Additional protective equipment may be suggested depending on the course.
Is safety a priority in your training?
Yes, safety is non-negotiable. All training is conducted under strict safety protocols, clear rules of engagement, and constant instructor supervision. Students are briefed on safety procedures before training begins and are expected to follow instructions at all times.
Unsafe behavior results in immediate removal from training.
Will there be physical contact during training?
Yes. Many courses involve controlled physical contact, movement drills, and scenario-based training. Contact is managed responsibly and scaled appropriately to the course and student experience level.
Participation is voluntary, but students should be prepared for varying levels of physical engagement.
Do I need to be in peak physical condition?
No. While basic fitness is helpful, our courses are designed to be accessible to a wide range of participants. Training emphasizes technique, positioning, and decision-making, not athletic performance.
Is this training legal for civilians?
Yes. All training is defensive in nature and focused on awareness, control, and lawful use-of-force principles. Students are responsible for understanding and complying with local, state, and federal laws regarding weapons and self-defense.
Do you cover legal and use-of-force considerations?
Yes. Legal and ethical considerations are integrated into training, particularly in courses involving force decisions, defensive tactics, and weapons. Good judgment is treated as a core skill.
What should I wear to training?
Wear practical, durable clothing suitable for movement and ground work. Long pants and long sleeves are recommended. Closed-toe footwear with good traction is required. Avoid loose items or accessories.
Can I attend if I’ve never trained before?
Yes. Many courses are introductory and designed for first-time students. Course descriptions clearly state any prerequisites if applicable.
Is this “tacticool” or role-playing training?
No. Our training is grounded, disciplined, and realistic. There is no role-playing, fantasy scenarios, or exaggerated theatrics. The focus is on applicable skills and real-world decision-making.
Do you issue certifications?
Some courses provide certificates of completion. These are training acknowledgments, not professional licenses or credentials unless explicitly stated.
What happens if I feel uncomfortable during training?
Students are encouraged to communicate with instructors. Safety and learning take priority. You’re never forced to participate beyond your comfort level, but you are expected to engage responsibly.
What is your refund or cancellation policy?
Policies vary by course and are outlined during registration. Please review course-specific terms before enrolling.
How do I prepare for training?
Review the course description, make sure you have the required safety equipment, stay hydrated, and arrive rested. Mental readiness is just as important as physical preparation.
Do you offer online training?
Yes. Please email us or call us for more information and available programs.
Is this training serious?
Yes. This is professional, responsibility-driven training for individuals who understand that real-world violence and threat environments demand discipline. If you’re looking for realism, accountability, and practical skills, you’re in the right place.