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Training for … Inaction?

Training for … Inaction?

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  In high-risk environments, action often receives the most attention. Force decisions and rapid responses tend to define how readiness…
Pushback as a training signal

Pushback as a training signal

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How instructors can provide early warning to prevent future problems Imagine you’re at the gym doing bench presses — same…
Why Storytelling Strengthens Police Simulation Training

Why Storytelling Strengthens Police Simulation Training

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  When building a training experience in simulation, it’s easy to get wrapped up in the mechanics and the technical…
Balancing Training That Feels Good with Training That Works

Balancing Training That Feels Good with Training That Works

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  One of the perks of being a MILO instructor is how often you hear comments like “That was great,”…
Own the Night: Why Your Low-Light Training Can’t Be an Afterthought

Own the Night: Why Your Low-Light Training Can’t Be an Afterthought

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  It’s 0300, and you’re clearing a warehouse or checking a backyard with nothing but your duty light and a…
Telling Cops to Get More Sleep Isn’t Working

Telling Cops to Get More Sleep Isn’t Working

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  Sleep matters, and many officers don’t need another reminder. Every wellness briefing and medical appointment already says it. Exhausted…