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Side Handle Baton System
Instructor Course

Reservations now available

July 31, 2024 - 0800-1700

Lee's Summit, MO Police Department Training Center

10 NE Tudor Rd, Lee's Summit, MO 64086

Hosted by LSPD

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Side Handle Baton Course

The NLETC Side Handle Baton System was created to incorporate the long standing principles of the NLETC.  It focuses on many of the standard blocks and parry’s in many systems however extends and emphasizes locks and and other joint manipulations other systems fail to utilize. The baton is, by design, an excellent lever and students will increase their understanding of basic physics in relation to controlling a human rather than relying solely on blunt force.

Equipment needed: Casual or athletic clothing, footwear, side handle baton.  Collapsible is recommended but if agency still utilizes non-collapsible batons they may be used.
Materials provided: Online Text.

Space is Limited - Reserve Today

$180

Requirements:

Mat shoes or socks on mats.

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The NLETC was incorporated in 1981. The Company was reorganized as a 501(c) (3) not-for-profit corporation in 2007.  The NLETC is currently served by an Executive Board of Directors.

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The NLETC conducts reasonable use of force training and consultation utilizing an international cadre of professional instructors; serving Law Enforcement, Corrections, Security and Military clientele.

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The NLETC is dedicated to providing reasonable; court defensible use of force training that prepares officers to protect their communities professionally and skillfully.

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The NLETC is the sole source provider of the LVNR®, the only system of neck restraint with a 44-year history with no deaths, serious injury or litigation associated with its use.

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