Canadian Use of Force Systems considers a first level of physical conflict response to be entirely "self-defense" in nature.
It is at this juncture that we also educate on basic psychological and legal self-protection considerations.
In a modern context, Canadian Use of Force Systems has specifically organized self-protection physical techniques into a category of pure "Self-Protection" tactics. At the inception of Use of Force tactics the 1940's and 50's there was not as specific a delineation between self-protection techniques and compliance and control tactics designed to secure, maintain and escort any given subject. The criteria of a Self-Protection technique is its functional aim to specifically stop an aggressive attack so as to open a window of escape for the defender. In this context it is clear and ultimately very responsible to establish a category of Defensive Tactics that are simply designed to nullify an attack and to provide an escape option.
In public or
corporate training programs our PSP module represents the first or introductory level of psychological and physical skills training.
PSP
Programs provide instruction in the following:
Introductory Skills :
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