Executive Protection Training Program

You’re Invited to an Exclusive TorchStone Executive Protection Training Experience

Join a select group of professionals for elite, hands-on training in our custom-designed, controlled-access facility. Develop your executive protection skills through dynamic, real-world simulation zones and scenario-driven exercises.

Our instructor cadre includes former operators and supervisors from the FBI Hostage Rescue Team, U.S. Secret Service Dignitary Protection Division, U.S. Department of State Diplomatic Security Service, and elite DoD units. These professionals bring decades of direct executive protection and threat management experience to the training floor—imparting skills, mindset, and standards that can only be taught by those who’ve operated at the highest level.

Each session immerses you in high-fidelity scenarios, sharpening both technical skill and decision-making under pressure.

What’s Included:

• All course materials and a certificate of attendance
• Access to classroom and field training facilities
• Expert-led instruction across all modules

Note: Participants are responsible for making their own lodging and travel arrangements.

Reservation Details:

• Tuition: $5,500 per student
• Deposit: 25% non-refundable ($1,375) secures your seat
• Balance: $4,125 due by September 19, 2025 (separate invoice provided after deposit confirmation)

This is more than training—it’s a strategic advantage. Once seats are filled, enrollment closes.

Reserve now to secure your place in TorchStone’s most advanced training program.

Info: 0730 – Introduction, course logistics, instructor introductions, course expectations, medical plan for the day (hotel conference room).
0800 – Introduction to EP, government EP vs. corporate EP, protective perimeters & layering concepts, formations and movements, arrivals and departures, detail leader and shift leader roles and responsibilities, rope lines, hardpoints, etc. walking and talking EP formation drills. Advance concepts & route selection, site survey vs. advance, deliberate advance vs. hasty advance. Advance reports (SMEAC).
1000 – Advance Exercise and Briefing (Local sites)

Info: Local lunch in the Berry Farms area.

Info: Medical, adult & pediatric first aid, CPR & AED certification (didactic portion of CPR in the form of pre-course modules will be sent to students to complete), Tactical Casualty Care Course (TCCC), Massive hemorrhage, Airway, Respiratory, Circulation, and Hypothermia/Hyperthermia (MARCH), stop the bleeding, tourniquet application, anaphylaxis and epinephrine auto-Injector, shock, stroke, pediatrics, Narcan administration, emergency response readiness, equipment selection & evacuation in protective operations. EP related medical scenarios.

Info: 0700 – Travel to PTC
0800 – PTC Classroom briefing for the day, medical plan, group breakdown and rotation.
0815 – Station One: Driving skills with PTC Instructors. EP driving basic skills, fundamentals of driving, vehicle types & considerations, high-speed vehicle maneuvers, etc. Station Two: TEVOC EP driving basic skills, vehicle checks, equipment & emergency preparedness, sedan & SUV evasive maneuvers & concepts, emergency braking & swerving-to-avoid obstacles, lane changes & skid control, 3-point escape turns and reversing techniques, mail man drills, etc. Station Three: Range work covering classroom information and drills, shooting on the move & shooting positions, multiple target engagement & shot exercises, attack-on-principal & principal extraction exercises, solo-practitioner attack response/counter-attack drills, detail attack response & evacuation drills, shooting and moving around vehicles, vehicle evacuation drills.

Info: Catered lunch at PTC. Attendees can also bring food and drinks if they prefer.

Info: Station training continues in groups. Attendees will travel back to the hotel at the conclusion of the training day.

Info: Reception at the hotel hosted by TorchStone Global. Food and drinks provided.

Info: 0745 – Daily briefing, housekeeping issues, medical plan for the day.
0800 - Protective intelligence, pre-attack indicators & behavioral analysis.
0930 - Motorcade operations, vehicle formations and movements, armored vehicles vs. unarmored vehicles, transfers, screening, attack response, getting off the X.
1030 – Defensive Tactics, conflict resolution/de-escalation, continuum of force (per SOPs), unarmed and armed defensive tactics, strikes, kicks, control techniques, posts, frames, and hooks (3Range Combatives), low visibility EP DT techniques, disengagement techniques.

Info: Local lunch in the Berry Farms area.

Info: 1300 – Briefing of EP scenarios, planning, and execution.
1800 – ENDEX, Presentation of certificates, etc. Students can depart to travel home or depart on Friday.

Host or Publisher TorchStone Global