Police Training
Police1’s Police Training and Law Enforcement Training course resources help to keep officers safer on the street by providing access to information that supports professional development and improves training.
Discover the key phases of burnout and how self-awareness can help you regain control
Unlock the full potential of your firearms training with practical drills that emphasize skill development, critical thinking and performance improvement
A three-minute police response was fast, but the officer’s quick thinking bridged the critical gap
Police officers can develop tunnel vision on domestic violence calls that can lead to serious injury or death for both the victim and the officer
“We are proud of [Troopers Rachel Olesen and Noah Misiak] for their efforts to help save a life. They responded quickly and professionally,” said MSP PIO Lt. Ben Eckola
With limited training time, it’s crucial to focus on techniques that work in the real world. Discover strategies for prioritizing skill categories and improving outcomes
Key insights on performance excellence in law enforcement from experts Gordon Graham and Bryan Selzer and how data, training and positive reinforcement elevate your agency
Learn how social media fitness apps like Strava can expose law enforcement officers’ locations, compromising their safety and privacy
A Girl & A Gun’s flagship training program featured live-fire drills, breaching techniques and rappelling to prepare officers for real-world challenges
Five life lessons from Viktor Frankl remind police officers that they have an immeasurable impact through their choices to serve others and preserve life
Mitigate the threat through enhanced controlled substance detection and analysis
Many crimes today – from identity theft to the sale of illegal drugs – can involve the use of the U.S. mail
During the training, first responders are taught what they may see when engaging individuals in crisis, as well as how to approach people with autism or intellectual disabilities
By integrating AI into police training programs, agencies can enhance the proficiency of their personnel, reduce police training costs and better prepare officers for the complex realities of modern policing
It’s not impossible to lose weight or live healthier, but it is a conscious decision that you have to make
In a follow-up interview to his IACP session, Pierson explains why acknowledging fear is essential for officers, how leaders can foster trust and the role of clear communication in reducing unnecessary stress
Transform your dry fire training with gamechanging tools — from trigger-reset mags to VR simulations, these products make practice more engaging, effective and fun
Equip officers with critical thinking skills, adaptable tactics and real-world training scenarios to prepare for the unpredictable
Grant funding brought together personnel from 26 agencies to hold ASHER training involving a simulated shooting at a polling place in Amesbury
Ask these questions from Commander D. Michael Abrashoff, USS Benfold, and prepare for astounding results
Prioritizing patients by injury severity ensures officers can maximize survival rates
A leader who is open to ideas from peers and subordinates will always be a more effective leader than the person who believes they already know enough and can make decisions on their own
These action items can help officers incorporate mental fitness strategies into their daily routines
APB is transforming academic research into practical, jargon-free summaries, giving police officers access to cutting-edge strategies in just two pages
One of the biggest obstacles some instructors face is they teach by telling students what to do when they need to be teaching by example
This new facility will enable the Air National Guard to conduct marksmanship and qualification training on-site, significantly reducing travel time and expenses associated with training
The pairing of expertise in technology and content will expand the offerings provided under MILO’s Cognitive Division, established in 2021, to drive more science and research into system courses and programs
Using conflict can reduce the departmental politics that tend to plague our organizations and keep us from getting real work done
