Unarmed combat
Develop technique, movement and partner work. The training is tailored to the team’s professional background and the goals agreed with Ran.
Ran Steinberg · Training for security teams
Self-defense.
As part of your role.
Seminars and training for military units, police forces, law enforcement agencies, security companies and security teams. Unarmed combat and responses to armed threats, according to the team’s role, training and professional needs.
Ran brings experience training units and professionals in Israel and abroad. Before the session, agree on which topics to develop, what the team already knows and how much hands-on practice the training should include.
Plan training for your team Phone: 054-450-2060
Areas for professional development
Define the need.
Then work on it in depth.
These are the topics the session can be built around. Together, choose what to cover, the scope of the training and the conditions for practice to suit your team.
Responding to armed threats
Training can address threats involving a knife or handgun. Topics, level of practice and equipment are agreed on with Ran in advance, based on the training objective and the team's previous training.
Precision through practice
Professional demonstration, hands-on practice and guidance during practice. There is time to examine technical details and focus the work on the professional need the team has defined.
The content, objectives and scope of the training are agreed in advance. This session does not replace any training or procedures required for your role.
Experience teaching professionals
Experience training teams.
Attention to each participant.
Ran has experience leading seminars and training military units, police and security companies in Israel and abroad.
He holds a 10th dan in Dennis Survival, completed the instructor course at Wingate Institute and trained in Krav Maga and combat fitness at Bahad 8, an IDF training base. He combines demonstration, practice and coaching, adapted to the participants' professional level.
Before setting a date
The details that turn
an idea into a session.
What should we share before a professional training session?
The participants' background and previous training, the topic that matters to your team and the goal of the session. Discuss the level of practice, equipment and conditions needed with Ran. A general description of your needs is enough for the first conversation.
Where does the session take place, and how long is it?
The location and session length are agreed with Ran. You can contact him with a location and date already in mind, or with just an initial idea. Before confirming, check that the space, equipment and available time suit the planned practice.
What does it cost, and what should we prepare?
Ran provides a quote based on the group, content and scope of the session. The conversation also covers participant numbers, level of contact and what needs to be arranged at the venue, so the details are clear before you book.
Let's plan · Military, law enforcement and security
Plan your session. Message Ran.
Fill in what you already know, add your contact details and send your request to Ran.
Call Ran 054-450-2060ranranst@gmail.com
Let’s talk
What would your team like to work on?
The team's background, the professional topic and the goal are a good starting point. From there, Ran will help plan what to cover and the scope of the training.
Prepare a message to Ran Or call 054-450-2060