During this 4-day course, instructors will learn the mechanics of injured shooter applications, injured shooter principles, human behavior and incorporating the material into their in-service training or programs. Instructors will be introduced to live fire instruction, medical workshops, low light injured shooter applications, force on force and will be expected to conduct teach backs over the course of the program.

Students will leave with a full instructor packet to include extensive lesson plans, a power point, video diagnostics, diagrams, and relevant studies. This course will have long days and nights (depending on range logistics).

Upon satisfactory completion of this 32-hour course students will be awarded a Injured Shooter Instructor Certification. Days will be long come physically and mentally prepared.

Course requirements

• Approximately at least 800 rounds of handgun and 600 rounds of carbine ammunition
• NLTA Handgun & Carbine including at least 200 rounds of handgun and carbine.
• Sturdy Holster w/ Belt
• Ballistic armor (duty vest or plate carrier)
• Magazine pouches Handheld light (mandatory)
• Weapon light (optional, but highly recommended)
• Spare batteries for light systems
• Ear and eye protection (clear eye protection for low light)
• Comfortable clothing used for strenuous activity
• Food and Beverage (highly recommended for working lunch)
• Note taking material (optional)
• Personal IFAK for injured shooter work - 2 packs of gauze, 1 pack of chest seals, 1 pressure dressing and training TQ of choice
• Proper protective equipment for RBT headgear, neck and groin protection
• Prior instructor experience/certification is encouraged

TTPOA believes in bringing in some of the best instructors in the country to share their knowledge and experience. If you have requests for a specific instructor or course, contact your Regional Director.