Resources

Use-of-Force and Threat Management Training

Jose Medina August 25, 2020

Every few years, controversy arises in Law Enforcement in which an incident involving “use-of-force” becomes an “issue.” For decades the concept of use-of-force has been ...

Training to Avoid Contagious Gunfire

Jose Medina August 10, 2020

You are a Law Enforcement Officer. You are part of a team about to execute a search warrant at a residence. You and your members ...

Realistic Training, Learning and Not Just Qualifying

Jose Medina July 30, 2020

Realistic training needs to be at the forefront of police training, offering scenarios that are not just “going through the numbers” but rather “experiences” that ...

Moving Target Training- Use of Force Strategies

Glen Hartman July 16, 2020

Moving Target Training- Use of Force Strategies MotoShot offers a controlled scenario encounter that can provide students and department leadership the opportunity to reinforce department ...

Moving Target Training- Strengthening Firearms Skill Sets

Glen Hartman June 16, 2020

Motoshot moving target systems develop live-action firearms skill sets unable to be replicated by stationary target training. Not only does Motoshot allow users to hone ...

Threat management training with MotoShot to eliminate unintended discharges

Glen Hartman May 27, 2020

The stories are out there…an officer shoots a man with a screwdriver,an officer falls to the ground their partner thinks they are under attack,a man ...

Multiple Officer Engagements and MotoShot

Glen Hartman February 5, 2020

If you have not practiced multiple officer threat engagement, you may be missing out on a crucial training concept. Statics vary widely on officer’s shooting ...

MotoShot: Cost-Effective, Adaptable and Realistic Training by MotoShot Target Systems

MotoShot December 3, 2019

For armed peacekeepers from military to police, right down to the homeowner looking to protect his family – there’s nothing that matters more at the ...

Crisis Intervention and MotoShot

Glen Hartman November 12, 2019

De-escalation often starts with an officer walking into the room. He or she need not utter a word and the situation either escalates or people ...