Past Seminars
Texas Tactical Police Officers Association Annunal Training Conference 2006
March 23, 2005 ILEETA Conference
February 16 & 23, 2005 Tinley Park PD
November 21, 2004 ITOA Conference
August 27, 2004 Winnebago Co. Sheriff's Dept.
June 11, 2004 Hoffman Estates PD
Texas Tactical Police Officers Association Annunal Training Conference
January 16, 2004 Lincolnwood PD
September 5, 2003 Mundelein PD
May 30, 2003 Hoffman Estates PD
February 21, 2003 Moline, IL. - MTU #4
January 24, 2003 ITOA Cook County, IL - Sheriff's Academy
November 23, 2002 ITOA Annual Conference
September 6, 2002 Champaign PD
May 10, 2002 Oakton Community College - ITOA
Halligan's Combat Training Systems holds Female Officers seminar for NEMRT in Lisle
Seminar participants
On April 8, 2005 Halligan's Combat Training held a seminar sponsored by NEMRT. The seminar, held at the Lisle Police Department focused on female officers. Comments after the seminar were very positive.
Photos from the seminar
Comments from seminar participants:
The instructors for this course were exceptional and made the class as good as it was. Physical skills are ones that I can use and pass on to my partners.
Number of and expertise of instructors were a strength of the course. The training materials were excellent.
Good skills for handling assailants. Could have used more gun retention exercises and knife defense tactics.
Very applicable to the on the job situations. Excellent group of instructors.
Demonstration of techniques and the opportunity to practice them was very helpful.
The strength of the course was it's hands-on approach to learning defensive tactics.
The tactics were simple and effective.
Teaches that we do not need a lot of strength and muscle, just the correct techniques.
Clarity and involvement of all of the instructors was great. Very simple, easy techniques.
Excellent course, well organized, great demos, knowledgeable instructors, good class size. Instructors made a point to show female-specific tactics.
Strengths of the course were that there were enough instructors, the techniques were easy to understand, applicable and fun. The only way to improve would be to have more of them.