High Threat Patrol Operations

This 5-Day Level 1 Course will provide students with an enhanced skillset for responding to high threat environments. The curriculum features 8-Hours of firearms training which will enhance marksmanship and develop techniques for weapons manipulation in close quarters environment, 16-Hours of close quarters tactics training, focusing on mitigation of threats in interior spaces using principles and fundamentals of movement, threat prioritization and positioning, 8-Hours of mechanical breaching focused on a two-officer response, and 8-Hours of high-risk vehicle interdictions focused on two officer teams. Officers will be able to utilize these techniques to increase officer safety within high-risk environments. As of July 1st, 2024, this course includes a breaching pry bar.

*This course is a compilation of Duty Pistol Course, Patrol Entry Techniques, Patrol Breaching Operations & Vehicle Interdiction.

* KLEC Accredited

Upcoming Dates:

January 29-February 2, 2024 | Jeffersonville, IN | $615
February 26-March 1, 2024 | Ross Township, OH | $790
March 25-29, 2024 | New Albany, IN | $615
April 1-5, 2024 | Willoughby, OH | $830
April 8-12, 2024 | Mason, OH | $830
April 15-19, 2024 | Abbeville, LA | $615
May 13-17, 2024 | New Albany, IN | $615
June 24-28, 2024 | Belle Chasse, LA | $815
July 8-12, 2024 | New Albany, IN | $615
July 15-19, 2024 | Mason, OH | $830
July 22-26, 2024 | Concord, NC | $615
August 26-30, 2024 | Abbeville, LA | $635
September 16-20, 2024 | Ross Township, OH | $810
September 30-October 4, 2024 | Concord, NC | $635
October 14-18, 2024 | New Albany, IN | $635
October 21-25, 2024 | Willoughby, OH | $850
December 2-6, 2024 | New Albany, IN | $635

Equipment Requirements

Duty Uniform
Body Armor
Duty Pistol
3 Magazines (Minimum)
Agency Approved PPE (Eye/Ear Pro Minimum) Protection
Ammunition: Pistol – 600 Rounds

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Patrol Entry Techniques 1: Pistol

Low Light Pistol

Close Quarters Tactics 1

Precision Rifle Sustainment

Tactical Patrol Officer 3

How It Works

Norse Training Method

Classroom Time

Operational proven tactics, techniques, and procedures

Classroom time consists of 5% and 95% practical application to help introduce concepts and provide an overview of training. Practical exercises are the primary instruction method.

Proprietary Principle-based System

Ensure That Students Are Afforded Flexibility While Ensuring Adherence to Intended Utilization

Principle-based System Along With Sustainment Creates an Unmatched Level of Proficiency and Long-term Retention of Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures

Classroom Time

A systematized training method

Our systematized training method ensures consistent subject matter presentation and course format regardless of instructor, venue, or student base.

METHODS that become ingrained once training ends

The Norse Portal

Norse clients understand the success that comes with systematized and standardized training.

Proprietary Principle-based System

For full department access featuring standard content along with monitoring and testing features.

Proprietary Principle-based System

For Patrol Officers featuring standard content and communication features.

Proprietary Principle-based System

For SWAT and Warrant Service Teams, Flex and Narcotics Teams featuring standard content and communication features, along with Special Discipline content (Breaching, Mobility, Precision Rifle, and Tactical Medicine).

Training time is a precious commodity for Law Enforcement Officers and the agencies they represent. Advanced training requires more time spent in formal courses to achieve quality results and more time spent post formal course time to ensure proficiency.

Students attending Norse courses utilize the Portal as an essential part of the course. Communication between students and instructors in conjunction with instructional video segments of course content produce exceptional levels of proficiency and retention of course content.

Students who become subscribing members of the Portal have continuous access to these resources. The value of training is much greater if the student is able to retain the information with a high level of proficiency. Skillsets which do not get utilized and practiced on a daily basis will consistently diminish. These skillsets are often those that are necessary in an immediate manner within a critical situation.

Not sure what course is right for you and your team?

Norse now has an online Learning Management System to simplify the registration and course learning process. Once a user has created an account, students can register for courses within that account, review course videos, take exams and compile all certificates in one place. All aspects contribute to a higher learning process and course content retention Once an account is created, it will be pending until a Norse Staff Member has activated the account. Once activated, students can access the courses and register for new courses.

Still Have Questions?

How do I sign up for Sustainment Training?

Call us to go over your training interests, needs, and goals. From there, we will work together to establish a training package right for your team.

Can Norse come to us?

Absolutely! If your department wishes to host a training course, call us to go over the details. We will determine pricing and scheduling based on the type of course and location and provide you documentation to distribute for registration.

What is an Acadis # and why do you need it?

An Acadis # is your academy # assigned by the Department of Criminal Justice
Training (DOCJT) and is how we submit your hours for KLEC Accreditation.

Do you train civilians?

No. Our training is specifically for ACTIVE-DUTY law enforcement and military personnel only.

How do I purchase Norse gear?

Email atriplett@norsetactical about hats and t-shirts.

Where are your instructor BIOs?

The Norse Instructor Cadre consists of prior military Special Operations from several branches and experienced law enforcement agents from multiple agencies.

The knowledge base of all instructors is extremely robust, but it is not something to broadcast or share with the public. We are a privatized training company for a reason: the training isn’t about us or getting publicity, it’s about the client and providing the best training possible.

Biographies can be shared verbally with students in a course upon request.

High Threat Patrol Operations

Upcoming Dates:

Equipment Requirements

More Courses

Tactical Leadership Series

Patrol Entry Techniques 1: Pistol

Low Light Pistol

Close Quarters Tactics 1

Precision Rifle Sustainment

Tactical Patrol Officer 3

Norse Training Method

Operational proven tactics, techniques, and procedures

Ensure That Students Are Afforded Flexibility While Ensuring Adherence to Intended Utilization

A systematized training method

METHODS that become ingrained once training ends

The Norse Portal

Not sure what course is right for you and your team?

Not sure what course is right for you and your team?

Still Have Questions?

How do I sign up for Sustainment Training?

Can Norse come to us?

What is an Acadis # and why do you need it?

Do you train civilians?

How do I purchase Norse gear?

Where are your instructor BIOs?

What do I need to bring to class?

Do you offer ongoing training programs?

Do I need to be on a tactical team or specialized unit to attend a SWAT course?

Can I use the Norse gym while I'm attending a training course?

Can I pay for a course myself?

What courses have pre-requisites?

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