10 Minute Scenario Based Use of Force Training
Jerrod Hardy • February 15, 2022
Here is a quick way to incorporate skill-based, scenario training into your use of force training program
Across the country, I frequently hear instructors wish they could do more scenario-based use of force training, but they just don't believe they have the time or ability to do so. Here is a quick way to incorporate realistic, skill-based, use of force scenario training into your training program that requires no more than 10 minutes of time.
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