I've also bitched about the martial artists and combative sports athletes with no practical field experience teaching Law Enforcement and Military Close Quarters Combatives.
So, it's time to quit bitching and do something about it.
Taiho Jutsu Minnesota
To all Defensive Tactics Instructors / Training Coordinators,
Taiho Jutsu Minnesota is a network of police officers and defensive tactics instructors across the state
Tai: Body - Ho: Law or Control - Jutsu: Technique. Simply defined, Taiho Jutsu means control and restraining techniques.
Taiho Jutsu Clubs provide additional training for Police Officers supplemental to their official training. This is an excellent opportunity for Officers who want more than 8 hours of defensive tactics training a year
This training is also designed as Instructor development. Giving trainers an opportunity to brainstorm with and learn from other Instructors.
This training will be made available to active duty military personal and combatives instructors
This training will be made available to active duty military personal and combatives instructors
This training will also be available to civilian martial artists that pass back ground screening and who are willing to teach local Law Enforcement in their area.
There are many martial art instructors teaching many different martial arts to Law Enforcement. Unfortunately the overwhelming majority of those instructors have never worked in Law Enforcement, tried to control a resisting opponent, or been in a fight. Also there are many Officers teaching defensive tactics with no training beyond the minimum 40 hour train the trainer course.
Taiho Jutsu Clubs are run by experienced Police Officers and Operators who use these techniques in the field.
Taiho Jutsu Clubs are run by experienced Police Officers and Operators who use these techniques in the field.
The training focuses on gross motor, high percentage techniques that are effective for all regardless of size or gender and has an emphasis on ground control, an area where most Law Enforcement Officers need serious additional training.
An individual can test the efficacy of any combat method (martial art) by asking himself this simple question “Will this work so I can use it instinctively in vital combat against an opponent who is determined to prevent me from doing so, and is striving eliminate me through means fair or foul?” - Paraphrased from Col. Rex Applegate’s “Kill or be killed” written in 1943:
Taiho Jutsu Clubs provide reputable schools teaching principles that have been tested over 30 years on the street to work for the officer under pressure against a resisting subject, to be non obtrusive to the public, and defendable in court.
An individual can test the efficacy of any combat method (martial art) by asking himself this simple question “Will this work so I can use it instinctively in vital combat against an opponent who is determined to prevent me from doing so, and is striving eliminate me through means fair or foul?” - Paraphrased from Col. Rex Applegate’s “Kill or be killed” written in 1943:
Taiho Jutsu Clubs provide reputable schools teaching principles that have been tested over 30 years on the street to work for the officer under pressure against a resisting subject, to be non obtrusive to the public, and defendable in court.
MONTH LOCATION TRAINING TOPIC SPECIAL TOPICS / GUEST INSTRUCTORS
January St. Paul Contact Control
February Mankato Take Downs
March St. Paul Counter Assault
April Alexandria Weapon Retention SOTA – Special Operations Control Tactics
May St. Paul Impact Control
June Mankato Ground Skills
July St. Paul Contact Control
August Alexandria Take Downs
September St. Paul Counter Assault Violence Dynamics - Marc MacYoung , Rory Miller
October Mankato Weapon Retention
November St. Paul Impact Control
December Alexandria Ground Skills O3CT Instructor School – Steve Jimerfield
Our first meeting will be January 14th at 2210 Silver Lake Road New Brighton MN. The exact dates and times for other training are to be determined.
Training sessions will run 3 hours and follow this basic format
Warm Up 30 Min
Training Topic of the month 60 Min
· Technique / Skill Building
Drills 30 Min
Brainstorming / Trouble Shooting 30 Min
For more information please contact :
· Officer Kasey Keckeisen Mounds View Police Department
o 763 717 4078 kasey.keckeisen@ci.mounds-view.mn.us
· Investigator Ken Anderson Douglas County Sheriff's Office
o 320-762-0234 ken.anderson@mail.co.douglas.mn.us
· Shawn Morgan
Excellent ideas Kasey. Bring that stuff to California ! :)
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