COLLEGE SAFETY PREP
Empower yourself with critical situational awareness skills against the types of threats you may face in the campus environment GET THIS COURSE NOW!
Parents and Campus Administrators, have you done your best to prepare our children for the challenges in life? You are providing them the education they need to succeed in the world. Now give them the education they need to stay safe and protect themselves while at school and beyond!
When avoidance can’t be achieved, we teach students ways to evade the situation and get away safely. If evasion is impossible and action is required, we provide a Counter module that covers techniques to use when absolutely necessary, so they can escape potentially dangerous and/or threatening situations.
RAEC (Recognize, Avoid, Evade, and Counter) is a blueprint for safety as students move through their daily campus life.
Our philosophy is that students must be able to protect themselves in any uncertain situation.
R-A-E-C, or Recognize, Avoid, Evade, and Counter, imparts a strong safety and personal protection system for students to mitigate risk, think strategically, and plan for the expected and unexpected challenges of campus life while they enjoy the learning process.
Learning your options, planning, and preparing are the key factors that assist people in their ability to cope with potentially dangerous situations and crisis. The more educated you are, the more prepared you are and the more likely you will avoid the situation altogether.
Here is the breakdown of what you will learn in the program
RECOGNIZE
AVOID
EVADE
COUNTER
MINDSET
- Mindset: Introduction
- Color codes of awareness
- Do i need to be paranoid?
- Emotional state and practice
BASELINE
- Baseline: Introduction
- Building your baseline
- Robbery scenario
- What danger signs should i look for?
BEHAVIOR
- Behavior introduction
- Pre-incident, eye contact
- Pre-incident, robbery
- Pre-incident, party
SELF-MONITORING
- Self-monitoring introduction
- The buddy system
- Technology
BE UNPREDICTABLE
- Introduction
- Understanding choke points
- Communicate whereabouts
FOLLOWED OR STALKED
- Followed or stalked: introduction
- Followed walking
- Criminal escape routes
- Followed by car
- Conclusion
FIGHT OR FLIGHT?
- Fight or flight: introduction
- Stressor phases
- Plateau phase
- Returning phase
- Refractory prior
PREPARATION
- Introduction
- Visualization
- Assault off campus
- Visualization as preparation
- Direction to evade
- Taking tactical phase
- Will to survive
GET OFF THE “X”
- Introduction
- Defining the type of threat
- Environmental baseline
- Distance to the threat
- Mental state of threat
- Number of assailants
- Weapons
- Look, listen, move
PRIORITY OBJECTIVES
- Priority objectives: introduction
- Fight or comply?
- Decision to fight
- Winning mindset
- What if the attacker is bigger than i am?
- Disparity of force
- Personal safety zones
- How do i use this?
APPROACH AND STANCE , BASE AND MOVEMENT
- Martial communications
- Stance
- Blading your stance
- Push and go
- The outside sweep
- Attacker grabs you
- Triple tap
CONTROL – STOP THE ATTACK
- Introduction
- Taxi ride example
- Grab and abduct – crime scene
DISABLE AND STRIKING
- Disable and striking: introduction
- Upper body zones
- Middle body zones
- Lower body zones
Like all Threat Survival System Programs, it is authentically mobile, which means you can take it wherever and whenever you want. The program works on your desktop, laptop, tablet or smartphone and once you get your login credentials, is available to you 24 X 7! The micro-learning model that we employ in the Threat Survival System Programs means you can break down content into manageable chunks just like YouTube. This increases information retention, and if necessary, provides accessible tools that are available at a moment’s notice.
Get this course now for only $149.99
360° Situational Awareness program and get prepared to make fast, critical decisions that could save your life and the lives of others.
