ACG Tactical Driving Course - COORDINATING MOTORCADE OPERATIONS & MANUVERABILITY

ACG Tactical Driving Course will teach you the Professional driving skills used by Special Forces, Police and Bodyguards. This course is hands-on and designed to educate, coach, and evaluate the driver in Tactical Driving techniques. The goal is to bring each student to a highly proficient skill level in vehicle control and specializes in driving in High-Risk areas of the world. The course cover techniques such as : maneuverability, coordinating motorcade operations, ramming, protecting against attacks on a motorcade, vehicle deployment and many more. The course also introduces you to performing dynamic J-turns, L-turns, U-turns, and slalom. ACG training instructors are experts in vehicle operations and off-road training. Some of them are the best rally drivers in Europe. They have trained Close Protection operatives who had participated in numerous international protection details, and also they provided training for corporate and government protection details in the areas of anti-terrorism, advance team operations, driving, surveillance and counter surveillance. ACG training facilities are located in Bulgaria and Czech Republic. Students who wish to attend this Tactical Driving Course should be in good physical condition and free of any medical conditions that could be agitated as a result of the high speed and weight transfer experience inside the vehicle. Before the beginning of this course each student must enclose a valid international drivers license.

Further details can be obtained by contacting Alpha Combat Group at training@alphacombatgroup.com

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• TACTICAL
• DRIVING
• COURSE
• TURN
• BODYGUARDS
• CLOSE
• PROTECTION
• SECURITY
• MILITARY
• POLICE
• PSD
• TRAINING
• MOTORCADE
• MANUVERABILITY

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@blormp1 lmao v6 sonata

[blormp1]

munching up the guitar -not the car....nice product sir...

i am going to wind out my v6sonata in reverse w/cul-de-sac course

this weekend and try to be no more than 4-5sec off pace...

[monday..."help me re-build the rock wall next door and i need...etc....]