EXTRA TRAINING TO DO THE JOB RIGHT
A new security guard was given a firearm for his position but was not properly trained on how or when to use it. One night, a group of people attempted to rob the facility he was guarding and his UDT training allowed him to act under pressure, prevent the robbery, and avoid any gun fire.
A CHP officer joined UDT for supplemental practice handling his firearm. While on duty, he was involved in a shootout. He was able to neutralize the suspect, and he called UDT from the hospital to say that his UDT training saved his life. As a result, the local school district police department enrolled all of its officers in the program.
SKILLS TO IDENTIFY
& NEUTRALIZE A THREAT
A UDT member on a road trip stopped at a gas station at 4 am. A large man suddenly exited his car and began approaching. This UDT member was able to stop the man from getting any closer using his threat management training. A second aggressor soon pulled into the station, but the UDT member was able to get back in his car and out of harm's way.
A university student joined UDT to learn strategic defense after news of attacks on her campus. Her training came into play when a group of men began aggressively following her. She was able to control the situation by employing distance management, communicating her position, presenting her weapon, and ultimately, avoiding an attack.
FOSTERING
CONFIDENCE &
SAFETY
One couple had never held a gun. They wanted one for protection, but they were scared of it. They began training together and grew to love shooting. Their proficiency and accuracy developed, and they are now fully prepared to defend their home if there is ever an invasion.
One member came to UDT after experiencing an incident that left her heart pounding for weeks. She wasn’t able to sleep and the anxiety began to affect her physically. Joining UDT was the first step in regaining her sense of security.