Reality-Based Training The entire reality-based training movement is based on the idea that we can learn during high-level scenario and simulation in ways that prepare us better than any other way for actually using defensive force during a fight. From the medical profession to pilot training to teens learning how to drive, simulation is a very well established method of learning. How are the scenarios and simulations Studying past events indicates that it is worth training for being in contact with a potential attacker, even while you are carrying a defensive firearm.developed and scripted? By its very nature,valuable "reality based" training has to be rootedin things that either have actually happened or are plausible for the students involved. This is pretty well accepted in the defensive training community. No one questions the idea that we should prepare for things that have happened repeatedly to others in the past. When we put a student into a scenario, allow them to experience the events and perform various responsive actions, the next step for those participating in the events is really the most vital: The after-action review or debrief or, more simply, the discussion of what happened during the scenario is where the best breakthroughs in understanding often occur. Again, these things are pretty self-evident and widely accepted by professionals and students throughout the community.
Posted on: Sun, 14 Jul 2013 15:39:44 +0000
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