Surviving an Incident of Violence/Active Shooter

Course overview

Joe Hileman is a Co-Founder and Training Specialist for Blue U Defense. He served as the Assistant Team Commander of the Monadnock Regional Special Response SWAT Team and for 19 years as a Detective with the Jaffrey NH Police Department. Prior to his career in Law Enforcement, he served as Security Supervisor at the corporate management level of a Fortune 500 company. This course is typically provided as a foundational level course to all levels of the corporate environment. Successfully surviving a sudden incident of violence is 90 % mental and 10 % physical skill. This course focuses on the 90 % mental while concurrently providing skills to survive the 10 percent physical, as a last resort. During this live training, the primary focus will be on the Life or Death Gap. "The Life or Death Gap" is the period of time that you know and understand that you are in danger, and it expands to the time that you are no longer in any danger and the situation is over. It is during this time that there is no one there to save you and the decisions you make may mean the difference between survival or not. Our Surviving an Incident of Violence Course provides a solid foundation for gaining the skills necessary to prepare for making good decisions in fractions of a second. This is what is required to survive the skill to be able to make Good Decisions in Fractions of a Second. Although this will be a highly abbreviated version of our course, it will bring critical, yet general skills in mastering the decision-making process by bringing students a solid understanding of the bad guy.