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Action Response Course


The Action Response Course is designed for schools or churches that want the training to protect their students or congregation from threats or disasters. This course is a comprehensive 2 day multi discipline class that teaches people how to respond to many different types of threats and disasters. 

 

Instructors: 
Judson Crossland, Chief Instructor and Chief Range Safety Officer throughout the course.

Steve Reyes Medical Instructor, Firearms Instructor, Chief Range Safety Officer and active EMT
Ron Johnson II Firearms Instructor, Range Safety Officer and self defense instructor

Blake Mooney Firearms Instructor, Range Safety Officer


Class limit is 10-15 people 
Date and Time: September 8th and 9th 8:00am-6:00pm 
Classroom Time: 8 hours
Range Time: 0 hours 
Force On Force Time: 9 Hours
Class Cost is $500 (please contact us to see if your organization qualifies for a discount) 
Round Count: 0
To register for this class please Click here.

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September 8th 8:00am-6:00pm Personal Defense, Civilian Medical I (part I) and Range time. 
Classroom

TBD


8:00am-8:30am: Instructor Judson Crossland/Steve Reyes/Ron Johnson II/Blake Mooney
Introductions and Expectations

8:30am-10:30am: Instructor Ron Johnson II/Rick Cole
Basics of disarmament and introduction to weapons retention

This portion will cover self defense and how to disarm an assailant. We will have a few martial arts instructors teaching the methods to disarm and subdue an assailant (with and without weapons)
10:30am-4:00pm We will break for lunch at noon Instructor Steve Reyes
Intro to Medical I 
 

This class is for civilian students that understand the world is a dangerous place. Medical skills are imperative to round out an individual skill set. Whether reacting to a household accident, the aftermath of an active killer incident, bombing or other traumatic incident we will ensure that you are prepared to react. This is not a basic first aid class and only covers traumatic injuries and treatments. 

*This class is not for those with weak stomachs. Disturbing videos and imagery are used. 

Civilian Medical 1 discusses

Situational treatment strategies and phases of care.

Medical protocols 

How to assess and treat symptoms common in traumatic injuries, such as:

Massive hemorrhaging

Airway

Respiration

Circulation

Head Injury / Hypothermia

Proper application of tourniquets.

Wound packing Discussion and recommendations for trauma kits

 

*No invasive treatments are taught in this class, such as:

Needle thoracostomy

Cricothyroidotomy Etc.

The class consists of lecture, practical exercises and scenario training where students will put their skills into mock practice on fellow classmates and instructors during the Force on Force drills in your school.


4:00pm-5:30pm: Mindset and situational awareness  Instructor Judson Crossland

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September 9th 8:00am-6:00pm Civilian Medical I part 2 and Defensive pistol shooting (Force on Force) 

​Classroom

TBD
 

Force on Force scenarios at your Church.
There is a continuation of Civilian Medical I practicals during the Force on Force.
8:00am-6:00pm Instructor Judson Crossland/Steve Reyes/ Blake Mooney/RSO Ron Johnson II

(We will break for lunch at noon)

​Classroom

Your Location
 

Clothing Requirement: Please wear cloths that you don't mind getting stained
red and or very dirty (Plan to throw these cloths away) You may want to bring a
change of cloths for after the class. 

 

Silver Mountain Instruction

Force on Force Training
ZERO TOLLERANCE POLICY NO REAL FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION OR EDGE WEAPONS ANYWHERE IN THE SCENARIO AREAS ALL INDIVIDUALS ARE SUBJECT TO PAT DOWNS
 

  • Force on force training is designed to put people in scenarios where they do not know what the roles of the others in the scenarios are. The best way to get the most out of this is to simply react to the stimulus in the scenario

  • Persons will be taken into a room where the instructor and or RSO will give them their ‘rolls’ to play. Actors are encouraged to play out their role as ‘real world’ as possible, if you are told you’re a drunk, act it out, If you are told you’re a bank robber play the best bank robber you can play. Yelling and screaming is also encouraged as it gives the scenarios a much more real life fell.

  • This is called force on force for a reason. You may be ‘shot’, ‘stabbed’, pushed or even taken to the ground. HOWEVER if you are playing a role requiring you to ‘attack’ someone be mindful of that person and do not try to hurt them. If you are asked to take someone to the ground don’t body slam them but just wrestle them as gently as you can to the ground. If you feel the need to push someone away do so gently and if you are pushed dramatize it and take several steps back. Pull punches and be nice to your class mates. We want to make it real but we also don’t want anyone to get hurt.

  • All participates should go into every scenario with ‘empty pockets’ no real knives, firearms (of course), live ammo, keys etc. Anything that could cause bodily harm should not be anywhere on your person.

  • We will be using high velocity air soft guns to simulate real firearms.

  • We will be using plastic knives to simulate edge weapons

  • Any other items inserted into the scenario will be non-lethal Example: Nerf bat

  • Protective gear must be worn at all times by all persons in the scenario area

  • ALL persons in the scenario area are role players or by standers EXCEPT anyone wearing a yellow vest, these are the instructors, RSO’s and camera people. They are considered to be invisible in the scenario.

  • All scenarios will end at the Instructor saying “END EX” Meaning end the exercise.

We will try to have on hand some law enforcement in order to get their take on the possible outcome of the scenarios. ​

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Please let me know if you have any questions. I am looking forward to working with all of you.

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