CRI Counter Terrorism Israeli Undercover Agent Survival training course

	*Undercover Agent* *Survival Course*

	Israeli Anti-Terrorism Training School

	Duration: 4 Days Location: Las Vegas, Nevada or travel to other locations with a minimum number of participants. Please call for additional information and pricing. Course Summary: This course designed specifically and ONLY for undercover police officers, FBI, DEA, ATF, CIA, military and other government agents. When things go wrong, and your back up team is minutes behind, it is imperative that you know the correct skills to save your life in the worst case scenario. Remember that even one minute is enough time for you to be kidnapped, severely injured or even killed. This Undercover Agent Survival Course is delivered by the men who have been there – former elite Israeli Special Forces agents that have worked on hundreds of undercover operations against terrorist groups. This is the only course like it in the world. CRI’s former trainees have survived deadly shooting and knife attacks thanks to our realistic training environments. Let us help you come home alive, safe and well to your family. Primary learning modules: The course is broken down into SEVEN main modules: Defensive Tactics, Weapons Retention & Disarmament Advanced Defensive Tactics Escape from Captivity Body Language & Acting Vehicle Survival Undercover Operations Tactical Medicine Below is a list of topics to be covered in the course: Defensive Tactics Tactical thinking, weapons retention and disarmament Weapons disarmament including handgun and assault rifles Fighting in a professional and devastating way to an aggressor Understanding pressure points and the weak points in the human body Countering joint locks, grabs, punches, kicks and choking Ground fighting and countering Brazilian Jui Jit Su "Trick" fighting tactics and also how to counter them Correct timing in a street confrontation Surviving attacks from Multiple attackers Countering attacks with broken bottles, chains, batons, tire iron, etc. Dealing with attacks involving axes, ropes for strangulation, etc. Surviving in a vehicle surrounded by 3 to 4 armed hostile captors Physical attack while you are seated in your vehicle Functioning under extreme stress Fighting effectively after being partially immobilized or wounded Handling expert and severe brutal knife attacks from multiple attackers Knife throwing techniques Disarming an assailant with a knife or sharp object Physical & mental conditioning Developing speed, coordination, stamina, strength, and flexibility Advanced Defensive Tactics Defensive tactics in tight and confined places Fighting effectively after being tied up Weapon disarmament while being taken hostage Multiple firearm disarmament from several attackers Defense from being thrown out of/off of high structures Defense against being thrown through a glass door or window Defense against golf club and baseball bat attacks Defense and release while being held by 3 attackers performing arm bars and Full Nelson Effectively using a broken bottle for self defense Releasing from being held on the ground by multiple armed attackers Releasing from being carried by 2-4 people Fighting techniques when almost naked (shower, bed, pool) Fighting effectively when backed into a wall Defense against ice pick attacks, stun guns and tazers Defense against injection with a syringe Escape from Captivity Surviving execution attempts by firearms, being tied by rope, duct tape, hand cuffs, flex cuffs or glue. Surviving execution and beheading attempts by knives and other edged weapons Successfully dealing with and surviving kidnapping and abduction attempts Resisting kidnapping while injured or disoriented Surviving drowning attempts Body language Tactical knowledge based on Israeli undercover operations Body language to identify threats and intentions Acting Behavior adaptation skills Knife Fighting & Defense Knife defense Advanced folding knife tactics Disadvantaged weapon deployment Last resort knife throwing techniques Knife disarmament using shirt, tie, belt, electric cord Defense against being run down by a vehicle Vehicle Survival Jumping from a moving vehicle Active resistance to kidnapping and carjacking Vehicle maneuvering to resist and escape kidnapping Undercover Operations Quick bed to gun response time Improvising and creating weapons from ordinary objects Creating improvised flamethrower Creating knife blade out of a cigarette Operating non-lethal weapons Tactical operation of pepper spray or mace Defense against an attacking dog Underwater fighting (summer month courses only) Covert and overt counter surveillance Identifying and recognizing IED’s & booby-trapped environment Tactical Medicine Tactical Medicine in a combat environment Care under the most life-threatening conditions Priorities of administering first aid under fire HCAPER - Trauma Casualty assessment, body search Basic and Intermediate airway management Open and Closed chest wounds and decompression TENSION PNEUMOTHORAX Hemorrhage management including tourniquet use Patient Assessment: Triage, Primary and Secondary Surveys The realities of setting up an efficient triage system Basic and Intermediate Airway Management Hemorrhage/Bleeding Management–Tourniquets/Hemostatic Agents Basic Life Support: Artificial Respiration & CPR Cervical Spine Injuries and Immobilization Musculo-skeletal Injuries and Splinting Emergency Wound Care and Infection Management Environmental Emergencies (heat, cold, drowning) Burns and Blast Injuries The differences between law enforcement and military field care Best methods for transporting your gear while on the scene Right equipment and supplies for a tactical medical kit Medical kit development - Equipment for combat Patient extrication/movement Tactical vs non tactical decisions & Medical-Legal Issues Student-Provided Recommended Equipment: Notebook, pen and pencil, sunscreen, hydration system, shooting glasses, ear protection, appropriate clothing for seasonal inclement weather (hot, cold, rain or snow), weapons cleaning kit, (knit cap and brimmed) hat, knee and elbow pads, hiking or tactical boots, pants with cargo pockets, shooting gloves, tinted glasses, multi tool, range bag, and thumb drive for class photos. (No camouflaged clothing please.) Provided by CRI: Course materials, weapons (when part of the course - Glock 17 & AR-15), meals during training, ear and eye protection, soft body armor, knee and elbow pads, holsters. Ammunition: Students must provide all ammunition needed for the course (9mm, 223 and 7.62x39). This can also be purchased from CRI at our wholesale cost or shipped to us prior to the course. Prerequisites that must be completed PRIOR to beginning the Training Course: Due to the extensive nature of the training during this course, a thorough background investigation will be conducted on all persons registering. CRI School reserves the right to require any trainee to undergo a polygraph test administered by CRI regarding any possible affiliation to a terrorist and or criminal organization. Persons who are convicted felons, have a documented history of mental illness, or have been convicted of domestic violence crimes (misdemeanor or felony) need not apply. Forms: Registration Form, Physical Activity Readiness Questionnaire, Physician's Consultation, Background Check (please include photo ID copy). For more information call: 702-222-3489 or E-mail us.

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