“I believe that a COP who is strong, fit, confident, and skilled in combat—but wise enough to de-escalate, avoid unnecessary fights, and knowledgeable about the law—is an asset to any department. Weakness in body, knowledge, or skill makes us a liability—to our team, our family, and ourselves. We all have the duty to train to protect what matters.
Under stress, your body will not rise to the occasion—it will fall to your training. That’s why consistent, reality-based training transforms hesitation into instinct and danger into control.” Andre Quiles (Duty To Train)

Arizona, AZ