- Executive Protection
(C.P.S)
The Executive Protection program is an integrated academic and practical training curriculum consisting of the 450 hours in Distance Education and a 15-Day (150 hour) Resident Training in executive protection, dignitary and personal protection and celebrity security.
While honing traditional hard reactive skills, ESI's training philosophy includes Pre-Emptive Intervention skills with an emphasis on Behavioral, Predictive and Proactive Intelligence.
- Special Operations
(C.S.O.P.S.)ESI offers a Special Operations Protection Program consisting of nine Distance Education Courses and a 15-Day Resident Training. This program follows federal agency protocols of Personal Security Details (PSD) in high risk environments and incorporates the experience of operators who work in combat zones of Iraq, Afghanistan and Bosnia.
The course will focus on Protective Operations in High Risk Areas, Principal Briefings, Surveillance Detection and Countermeasures, Formations while working the Principal, Response to Assault on Principal (AOP), Explosives Recognition and Improvised Roadside Bomb Attacks.
- Security Specialist
(C.S.S.)The Security Specialist Program combines the core programs of High Risk, Executive Protection and Protective Intelligence & Investigation. It affords the student the flexibility to design a course of instruction that is organized specifically to the student's needs.
Security Specialist combines 18 elective Distance Education courses with a choice of at least one 15-Day Resident Training in Executive Protection and Special Operations or an 18-Day residency in Protective Intelligence & Investigation.
- Residency Programs Certified Protection &
Intelligence Specialist
(C.P.I.S.)
The Personal Protection & Intelligence Resident Program is an integrated academic and practical training curriculum consisting of three Modules.
The Residency Modules offer the same Certification as the combined Distance Ed/15-Day Resident Training Programs.
Module 1 is a 28-Day Executive Protection Residency; Module 2 is a 28-Day Special Operations Residency; and Module 3 is an 18-Day Protective Intelligence & Investigation Residency.
- Aggression Detection
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Pre-Emptive Intervention
(Workshops & Seminars)The three day Workshop on Aggression Detection & Pre-Emptive Intervention focuses on perfecting observational and preemptive techniques to interrupt assaults on public figures. The Workshop Series is based on Dr. John Byrnes' identification of Primal and Cognitive Aggression management system, and David A. Nichter's Legal Defensibility of Preemptive Intervention.
- Anti-Kidnapping /
Anti-SecuestroESI-Mexico offers an Anti-Kidnapping / Anti-Secuestro Protection & Intelligence Program it´s a custom designed curriculum taught in Spanish throughout Mexico and Latin America.
The Anti-Kidnapping staff is an international group of ESI's renown American, Mexican and Colombian intelligence officers who have incomparable experience dealing with terrorist and mercenary attacks on private and public families.
Unlike the Programs offered in the U.S., the Spanish language training is not Open Enrollment to individuals. ESI's Program is offered exclusively to corporate and governmental agencies by contractual agreement after consultation with the needs of the client.
EXECUTIVE SECURITY INTERNATIONAL
INTELLIGENCE BASED PROTECTION TRAINING
Weaponless Combatives | Weaponless Combatives |
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Senior Instructor
This system is based on Close Quarter violent encounters. It combines elements of Stand Up Grappling, Jujitsu and Southeast Asian Kick Boxing. As a three time winner of Gold Metal in Brazilian Jujitsu, Philippine and Korean fighting arts, Bruce Carleton has evolved a fighting art that is efficient and adaptable. The system is sufficiently re-combined for short explosive combat that it has been re-named for ESI, Weaponless Combat. "If disengagement/transition to higher level of force is not an option, but one MUST enter to take the subject under control, the first step is to put on a "protective helmet" and crash the line Fight for and secure one of three clinch positions ("command and control", "shoulder strap", or "seat belt"). Each position only lends on of three options to the bad guy as a response to the clinch...this leads to one of three finishes/takedowns. Inserted in can be a variety of elbows/knees/head-butts/thigh kicks. From each stage of the clinch/encounter the operator constantly reassesses the primary objective (is it control? is it incapacitation? is it termination?) based on the operators primary duty (for example a bodyguard would primarily be control/restrain, while a military operator might well need to terminate the threat on contact), given what is occurring in the moment. This is essentially the 3x3x3 Rule: One tactic (crash the line)...3 control positions...3 most common responses to the control by the opponent...3 primary finishes based on objective at the time. This approach is infinitely flexible in that the operator can insert weapons (blunt, edged, firearm) into the control positions...while the same tactics apply to ALL the operators, the individual pieces can be mixed and matched. For example termination can be in the form of a neck break, a rear naked choke, a spinal compression, blunt trauma, etc. It could be that the operator initiated empty hand, then accesses a blade or firearm from the primary control point to terminate the threat. Same holds true for restraint or incapacitation. The above blends seamlessly with STAB which is an extreme close quarter/last resort empty hand response to an all out blade assault...same tactics, same control strategy, same responses from the bad guy, same finishes (including access to firearms, blades, etc.). If follows the same 3x3x3 Rule. Therefore it is easy to assimilate to the students on top of their empty hand tactics. It is not fancy, nor is it meant to be comprehensive...covering every possible method of attack/defense. It is meant to provide a generic approach to close quarter assault survival that is flexible and a template to build from or add to if the operator wishes to. It is easy to learn, easy to teach, easy to use and works very well with resistance." Bruce Weaponless Combatives Resident Training Hours: 14 SENIOR INSTRUCTORS |
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