What does it take to train police officers for peak performance, especially in today’s complex political climate? In this episode, we sit down with Chris LeBlanc, a law enforcement veteran turned full-time trainer, to uncover the keys to modern police training and its impact on communities across the United States…

With over 28 years of experience, Chris has served as an officer, a gang investigator, and now a highly sought-after trainer. His accolades include the Purple Heart, Medal of Valor, and Law Enforcement Medal of Honor. Chris is also a lifelong student of martial arts – holding a black belt in judō, a brown belt in jiujitsu, and expertise in Taikyoku Araki-ryū.

Join us as Chris shares gripping stories from his career, the future of law enforcement training, and tactical disciplines aimed at shaping safer, more effective policing. Don’t miss this fascinating conversation!

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The traditional skills that most police officers are lacking.
The most stressful situations that law enforcement find themselves in.
Problems that we often see in police interactions.
How policing has changed over the last five years.

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Optimizing Police Training: Insights From A Law Enforcement Veteran