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Traditionally, CQB is advanced, tactical training focused on military-style room clearing and engaging threats in confined spaces. CQB is generally done with two or more people and is a fast-paced, offensive exercise.
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The objectives of CQB are often elimination of hostiles and mitigation of casualties, not solely protection.
Situational Awareness: Staying alert to surroundings and recognizing potential hazards before starting any task.
Accountability/Ownership: Taking personal responsibility for one’s own safety and the well-being of family/colleagues.
Speaking Up: Feeling comfortable reporting unsafe conditions or practices without fear of repercussions (fostering psychological safety).
Prioritizing Safety: Choosing to put safety first, even when faced with competing interests like efficiency or productivity.
Thinking Before Acting: Following procedures and avoiding shortcuts, understanding that accidents often occur when someone decides to take a chance.
Decision making under pressure - learning to shift from a reactive, emotional state to one where you can engage logical thinking
Building confidence
More than 48 hours before the start of the class: You will receive 100% of the cost of the class as a credit toward a future class.
Less than 48 hours before the start of the class: 50% of the cost of the class will be applied as a credit toward a future class.
More than 48 hours before the start of the class: You may reschedule and 100% of your original payment will be transferred to the new class date.
Less than 48 hours before the start of the class: You may reschedule and 50% of your original payment will be transferred to the new class date.
