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Pro Train Inc. is a company dedicated to the survival and well being of America's brave defenders of the home front. Pro Train's specialized instructors are current or retired law enforcement or military professionals with extensive knowledge and front line experience.

Pro Train is a nationally recognized training company that specializes in survival tactics, tactical traffic stops, counter assault, close quarter combat, and police use of force instruction. Pro Train leads the way!

HONOR * VALOR * WARRIOR SPIRIT

Available STOPS Courses

Strategies & Tactics of Patrol Stops Instructor, Shelbyville Police Department STI2021-20
(August 02, 2021 08:00)

Strategies & Tactics of Patrol Stops Instructor, Unv of Northern Alabama Police Department STI2021-23
(August 11, 2021 08:00)

Strategies & Tactics of Patrol Stops Instructor, Delaware County Sheriff's Office STI2021-12
(August 23, 2021 08:00)

Strategies & Tactics of Patrol Stops Instructor, Northwest Indiana Law Enforcement Academy (NILEA) STI2021-13
(September 07, 2021 08:00)

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I have one objective...

I will never allow myself to lose the battle. If knocked down, I will always get up. If wounded I will not die. My opponent will never win. I have one objective, to win the fight. I will train harder than my opponent. I will fight smarter, with more determination than my opponent. I will attack with all my strength and power. I’ve trained for war, and I’m prepared for victory....

Over 4000
STOPS Instructors

Gun battles won
by STOPS Students

Accredited training
in 38 States

NEW COURSE FOR 2020! In Honor of Kyle Dinkheller

Pro Train is honored to announce that we have partnered with the family of Kyle Dinkheller to offer a course based on Kyle's murder. This course will cover the fatal errors in Kyle last traffic stop. We will use his murder to be the training scenario that becomes the tactical foundation which will save the lives of other officers. This is expected to be one of our most sought after courses because it vividly represents real world threats that our officers are encountering at an astonishing rate! Honor Kyle and his family by walking back through Kyle’s last moments, recreating the tactical training that will save your life in similar situations. God Bless the Dinkheller family and Kyle, we have your back. We will take it from here!

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Available Tactical Courses

Officer Survival on Traffic Stops Tactical Live Fire, Shelbyville Police Department
(August 06, 2021 08:00)

Tactical Vehicle Combatives Live Fire, Clark County Sheriff's Office
(August 16, 2021 08:00)

Officer Survival on Traffic Stops Tactical Live Fire, Clark County Sheriff's Office
(September 01, 2021 08:00)

Officer Survival on Traffic Stops Tactical Live Fire, Delaware County Sheriff’s Office
(September 02, 2021 08:00)

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Chief Nichols advised that he was going to try to incorporate a Training topic each year from Pro Train. They are the absolute best and that's what I want for my people. As the Chief it is my job to give them the best possible training so that they can survive a lethal force encounter and survive to go home at the end of their shift. Click on name below for link to full article

James K. Nichols
Chief of Police, City of Butler

“Traffic stops are the most dangerous thing we do. We don’t know who we’re walking up to, who’s in the vehicle…” said Ocean View Police Sgt. Rhys Bradshaw. “Just because the vehicle is registered to somebody, it doesn’t mean it’s always that person driving the vehicle. It could be a car that was just used in a robbery or a home invasion, and it hasn’t been reported yet.”

The Ocean View Police Department recently held a STOPS USA (Strategies & Tactics Of Patrol Stops) training session, conducted by Pro Train Inc. Click on name below for link to full article

“This teaches us how to do traffic stops safer. It teaches us different types of approach techniques, what to do to fight off an ambush…” said Bradshaw, noting that writing a ticket in the car could easily distract an officer from also keeping an eye on their surroundings.

Rhys Bradshaw
Sgt. Ocean View Police Department, City of Ocean View