ILEETA

It's crucial to do what your attacker doesn't expect in order to prevail in a deadly confrontation

Doug sits down with former editor of Police1 Scott Buhrmaster, who talks about how he helps the companies that serve LE become more effective in what they do

Doug sits down with Below 100 instructors Rod Rifredi and Kim Schlau to discuss the five tenets of the program

The ability to avoid turning a professional situation into a personal one goes a long way

A healthy balance can be struck between these two things

Police trainers must make the most of the time they have by using the science of motor learning and performance to improve the training they deliver

Chris Lawrence offers the following about the misconceptions surrounding in-custody deaths and injuries to law enforcement trainers

Chief Steven Casstevens spoke at ILEETA 2015, urging leaders to stay aware of efforts in legislatures across the country that are making ill-informed policy decisions for local police

When dealing with the public or attending public meetings, there are simple things you can do to build better relationships

Speaking to a room full of trainers at the 2015 ILEETA conference, Wagoner told a room full of officers about the night that could have been his last

Too little force may result in the injury or death of an officer, and too much force may take you off the street and even behind bars

ILEETA presenter explains why not tapping into information from private security personnel is like leaving money on the table