By Erin HicksIf you still use rubber or plastic shanks in your training classes, you are missing a very important element that's never absent in a real-life tactical situation: stress.When you're being attacked by an inmate inside a facility or on the prison yard, your body undergoes physiological and psychological changes. Your palms get sweaty, your heart beats faster and your sight sharpens.This ...
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