Are you ready to start your rope access career or re-certify and refresh your skills? Master Point will conduct a SPRAT class for all levels at their training center located at: 6900 West 117th Avenue, Unit 300 W in Broomfield, Colorado. The SPRAT training investment is $1,695 (all-inclusive), and the course location is conveniently located near trails, breweries, food, and great hotels. Click the link and sign up for rope access training today! https://lnkd.in/eYyGXNj
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Cave Resque Formation 🏔️ Throughout the Mountain Environment Operations Course that I am taking place in Serra da Estrela, we receive various training with the aim of different aspects of action, such as cave rescue operations. https://lnkd.in/dwwXy7sh
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This technique is brilliant! Rubber ducking enhances problem-solving skills by encouraging you to articulate your thoughts and problems out loud. This process can lead to new insights or solutions, often referred to as the 'AHA-moment,' without needing to involve others. It's a technique that promotes self-reliance, improves your ability to break down complex issues, and enhances your problem-solving skills over time. (*written in collaboration with #AI)
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There comes a time when we all make mistakes as humans. In our academy, if a recruit makes a mistake and the class doesn't step up to help that recruit beforehand, they all fail as a family. The recruits understand early on they are a team and a family and they work together as one unit. We strive for cohesiveness so they understand going to field patrol/jail setting they have each other as a unit. No one works alone!! This run shows that cohesiveness.
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🐾 Hound Lane: Using Food in Training, Part 1 🐾 Ever wondered if you should train your dog with food? 🤔 Discover why food can be a powerful tool in dog training! Join us in the latest installment of Hound Lane as we dive into this nuanced topic.
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What’s the difference between summer patroller and winter patroller training? 🤔 🤔 In the summer patroller course, more emphasis is placed on road repair, construction, crack repair, etc., while in the winter patroller course, more emphasis is placed on keeping the roads safe for the travelling public. Each patroller course covers season-specific topics, such as due diligence, documentation, weather basics, and maintenance standards. So, even if you’ve mastered our Summer Patroller training, it would still be beneficial to enroll in an upcoming Winter Patroller course to better understand the nuances and skills required for all seasons.
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This is my only group class not FULL. Are you tired of your dog pulling on leash and ignoring you? Do you wish your dog was mindful of you no matter the distraction? Do you want to strengthen the bond between you and your dog? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you should join us for Mastering the Focused Heel Group Class where we will lay the foundation to help you accomplish not just one but all of these goals. Also, we will cover the introduction to sit, stay, come, and other very important commands. Be prepared, there will be daily homework, but it is worth it to get the results. To best help each dog and handler, class size is limited to 4. The first 4 to sign up and pay get enrolled in the class. This class is 7 weeks and $250 plus you will need to purchase a 15-foot leash and a training collar for it. Put a $100 deposit (non-refundable) now to reserve your spot. These classes fill up fast. :)
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