ADVANCED COMBATIVE EXERCISES course

The 20th Special Forces Group is hosting a 3 day Fighting And Survival Tactics™ Advanced Combative Exercises course on THE DATES HAVE CHANGED TO 15 - 17 JANUARY 2008 at Camp Blanding near Starke, Florida. Unlike many of our “open” and “trust-fund” courses, this is a SpecOps / SWAT level course and will be physically demanding and covers empty-hand combatives, pistol and carbine TTPs with live-fire team and vehicle scenarios. There is limited seating for this course, register NOW! There are discounts available for multiple participants from the same unit/agency.

Until next time … Take Care and Stay Aware!

Sounds like a cool event, Russ…

Good to see your name…

I was just teaching down at SWAT Round Up and had one of the students I met at your course many years ago stop by to say “hello”…

I hope things are good.

-RJP

This is going to be a great course for anyone in the area.

Good to hear from you Rob! You too John!

Yeah we’ve got some good stuff planned for this event. Don’t forget about the 3 gun this weekend!

Look forward to seeing you guys again. Let me know when you’re in the area again Rob.

Take Care!

New info for this course for out of town participants … lodging will be included at no extra charge. The lodging facility is a barracks with a tv room, bunkroom and shower/bathroom area. If you plan to attend and haven’t registered yet, do so soon … we need to provide a roster for the folks who will be lodging at the barracks. Directions and combination will be given when registrations are received.

There are still a few seats open for this course. Email: adler@dedicated-professionals.com for registration info

Russ,

IM a good contact and time to call, I would like to bounce some things off of you!
Thanks brother,

Travis

I really want to make this one, but its looking like work just wont co-operate… :rolleyes:

IM sent Travis

Training is for sick days at work John (just joking … see you next time)

Take care!

LOL. Yeah, I know. But you forget who my “boss” is… Getting the time off isnt the problem per se… its the work load co-operating with it when there isnt anyone to back up your position. :rolleyes: