Self-Defense Training Courses
Learning the “whys” is as important as learning “hows.” It’s essential that the knowledge of weapons goes beyond the mechanics of understanding and encompasses purpose, use and practicality.
Here, members/students will be guided through the process of understanding why a particular weapon may or may not be the correct choice. Owning any type of weapon carries with it tremendous responsibility. Such responsibility comes in several forms, but none greater than understanding what it means to be a firearms sportsman or sportswoman.The Silver Eagle Group Self-Defense Training courses are designed to enforce these principals whether you’re learning basic technique or advancing your skills.
Silver eagle Tactical group The Silver Eagle Tactical Group is comprised of instructors from the elite Special Operations community. These instructors are trained in all specialties from offensive and defensive tactics to both foreign and domestic weapon systems. All trainers are certified through the SEG qualification course and held to the highest standard. This elite team oversees all training curriculum and instructors. The Silver Eagle Tactical Group is available for the facility’s top-level defense courses and focuses on all tactical training available to government agencies.
Silver Eagle Self-Defense Instructors
This group is made up of professional law enforcement, SWAT and Silver Eagle Tactical instructors. These trainers are specialized in all weapons systems and all courses offered to the Silver Eagle Group member. These instructors offer the most professional, knowledgeable and advanced instruction available in the civilian market.
Handgun, Shotgun, Rifle, Sub-machine Gun Sub-section
Handgun (100),
Shotgun (200), Rifle (300), Sub-machine Gun (400)
101, 201, 301, 401:
Firearm Basics (1 hour)
One-hour introductory courses are designed to offer a friendly, stirring, yet informative introduction to the world of shooting. Heavy on weapons handling and familiarization, this is an excellent way to take that first step towards a new pursuit.
110, 210, 310, 410:
½-Day Course
(four hours)
Fast-paced and exciting, the half-day courses offer basic concepts of dynamic weapons craft. Focusing on tactics and techniques that support the realistic use of a given weapons system, these are excellent steps to the more involved 120-level and its equivalent courses or as a training review for those already skilled.
120, 220, 320, 420:
1-Day Iintroduction Course
(or eight hours over two days)
One-day courses are for those interested in truly stepping into the finer details of weapons handling. Great as a first step or as a refresher, these courses are progressive in difficulty and heavy on skill development while still maintaining a high degree of fast-paced tactical dynamics and problem solving.
121: Concealed Weapon; CCW (½-Day)
Prerequisite: 120
Silver Eagle Group Self-Defense is the premier self-defense training group in the United States and will not endorse just anyone through a system that allows for an individual to simply show up, pay their money and sit in a classroom to listen to a multi-hour lecture on weapons safety. SEG employs only the best and most qualified instructors in the nation and produces and endorses only the top students. You must take no less than Handgun 120 before being allowed to sit for the SEG CCW certificate.
130, 230, 330, 430:
2-Day Intermediate Course
(or 16 hours over four days)
Prerequisite: 120, 220, 320, 420 ordemonstrated proficiency
This is the next step in training after completing the 120 level course and its equivalents. Numerous and progressive range drills, as well as Scenario House activities, will provide an in depth course of instruction. This course will explore the mental and emotional thought processes involved in using a firearm for self-defense and reality-based decision-making and will define your reflexes and increase speed and smoothness of operation.
140, 240, 340, 440:
4-Day Advanced Course
(or 32 hours over eight days)
Prerequisite: 120, 220, 320, 420 ordemonstrated proficiency
Reality-based scenarios in the Scenario House will be incorporated as well as speed and accuracy in high-stress realistic environments. Filled with exciting and performance-enhancing tactical and static range exercises as well as thought-provoking force-on force simulations in the Scenario House, this is the course for anyone serious about the need to feel at ease when defending themselves and/or others.
150, 250, 350, 450:
½-Day Low-Light Course
(four hours)
Prerequisite: 120, 220, 320, 420 ordemonstrated proficiency
This low-light course will focus on the use of the chosen weapon system under conditions of reduced lighting. Both the use of the weapon in poor ambient lighting and the proper use of a flashlight in conjunction with the weapon will be explored.
151, 251, 351, 451:
1-Day Llow-Llight Course
(eight hours)
Prerequisite: 120, 220, 320, 420 or demonstrated proficiency
The 1 Day Low-Light Course is the perfect combination of low-light self-defense learning, technique, drills and scenario-based training. The student will not only understand and practice the drills and techniques necessary to command low-light environments, but they will be challenged to perform under the pressure of live training scenarios.
160, 260, 360, 460:
½-Day Team Tactics (four hours)
Prerequisite: 120, 220, 320, 420 or demonstrated proficiency
This course is designed for the husband and wife/couple or group that has made the decision to include a firearm in their home defense preparation. The concepts of proper movement and clearing drills for the 2-person and group teams will be covered. The concept of decision-making under high stress will be covered, as well as the tactics that will allow the team to safely avoid conflict. Not designed as a building-clearing course it is instead designed to instruct the students in how to safely move as a team in the defense of themselves and/or loved ones.
161, 261, 361, 461:
1-Day Team Tactics (eight hours)
Prerequisite: 120, 220, 320, 420 or demonstrated proficiency
Made possible by the unequalled versatility and depth of the Silver Eagle Group Training Facility, this course will bring its students into varied scenario-based training environments that each call upon differing tactics. As a true test of the team’s ability to communicate, anticipate and think under extreme stress, this course brings with it a whole new meaning of self-defense.
Safety and Self Defense Sub-section
510: Family and Home Defense Series
The Silver Eagle Group Family and Home Defense Series, as with all SEG Series catalog courses, are made up of course types. The Fixed courses build the foundations of family and home defense and form the basis for the more advanced Variable 510 courses. The Variable courses are influenced by current events that constantly change the scope of the challenges faced by the average American, and by the evolving techniques developed and vetted by the SEG expert instructors.
520: Women’s Defense Series
After in-depth study into the self-defense challenges that face today’s woman, SEG has developed a series of courses that prepare you to be more aware and ready for these potential situations. The Women’s Defense Series shares its structure with other SEG Series courses in that it is made up of both Fixed and Variable courses. Beginning with some of most important techniques such as planning and awareness, the Multi-Purpose Training Room is where this series takes place, using live scenarios to hone skills.
530: Repel-an-Attacker Series
Self-defense takes place on multiple levels and in multiple environments. The SEG 530 series focuses on self-defense techniques and skills outside of the home. To repel an attacker outside of the home with your choice of weapon, or no weapon at all, takes certain levels of learning, awareness and confidence. Repel an Attacker courses will utilize the entire SEG Facility to train students in these essential areas.
540: Children’s Safety Series (parent(s) to attend with child)
Some of the most basic safety and self-defense functions involve our children. However,
there is a true need for researched, tested and organized child-focused safety training. The SEG 540 Series brings child and parent together in a focused learning environment that can also be flexible and fun. Beginning with the basics of personal safety for children and advancing to difficult decision-making and multi-threat environments, kids will come away with a solid basis for awareness and decision-making when not under the protective observation of a responsible adult.
550: Hand-to-Hand Series
The SEG Hand-to-Hand Series focuses entirely on the skills required to defend yourself and/or your loved ones with no weapon other than your own body. SEG employs some of the most progressive Hand-to-Hand instructors in the world, most of whom hail from the United States Special Operations. These instructors have designed a series of courses that teach and challenge our members at all levels, no matter what skill sets they come with. As lifetimes can be spent on the philosophies and associated skills of Hand to Hand defense SEG offers to a limited number of members a Continuous Course of instruction in weekly and monthly iterations.
560: CPR and First Aid Series
No safety and self-defense catalog can be considered complete without certification and courses in CPR and First Aid. SEG is proud to offer these courses to members as a backstop to the most complete safety and self-defense training catalog in the nation.
Edged Weapons Sub-Section
610: Edged- Weapon Basics (1 hour)
Designed as an introduction to the proper equipment, techniques and decision-making in edged-weapon use, the SEG 610 course is fit for both those new to edged weapons and those who have been carrying such a weapon for years.
620: ½-Day Weapons Introduction (four hours)
Heavy on positioning and presentation, the SEG 620 course truly delivers the basics for edged-weapon self-defense. This introduction to the realistic techniques that are explored in great depths in the later Edged-Weapons courses will bring our member students to a point of readiness to move forward in their SEG Edged-Weapons training.
630: 1-Day Weapons(or eight hours over two days)
In this course, member students will expand the knowledge needed to effectively carry their edged weapon for both utility and self-defense. Due to its longer time allotment, it is in this introductory course that the different styles of folding and fixed types of edged weapons is first explored.
640: 2-Day Intermediate Weapons (or 16 hours over four days)Prerequisite 630, or demonstrated proficiency
In 640 new techniques are explored as previously learned ones are mastered. Heavy on movement techniques, this course will help you not only strike and defend with your edged weapon, but move comfortably in anticipation of an attack and remove yourself from potential danger before escalation of force occurs. This course will also introduce students to realistic scenario-based training in the SEG Scenario House.
650: 4-Day Advanced Weapons (or 32 hours over eight days)Prerequisite 640, or demonstrated proficiency
For those SEG member students who want to truly master their edged weapon, moving on to the 650 course is the logical step. Heavily steeped in scenario-based training, the member students will face multiple attackers in an array of environments throughout the SEG Scenario House. Taught by some of SEG’s certification instructors, this course will advance the skills to a truly proficient level of self-defense.
Specialty Courses Sub-section
810: Survival Scenarios
Coming mainly from the world of United States Special Operations, the SEG Instructors are well-suited to teach members how to survive through a mix of survival-based courses. Indoor and outdoor survival courses will take the SEG Member through the rigors of what it means to survive on one’s own and in a group. While exciting and informative, these courses are challenging both physically and mentally and should be approached with respect.
820: Machine-SEG
has procured several different types of machine guns and will offer members an introductory course to these firearms. Under the expert tutelage of the SEG Instructors our members will learn the history and variety of these weapons in the Multi-purpose Training Room and the respect they deserve on the Shooting Ranges.
830: Scenario House Challenge
The SEG Scenario House Challenge is an event designed for those who want to test their learned self-defense skills. A single scenario is designed and run for three months. Individual SEG Members may attempt the course as many times as they wish with the top 10 scores being displayed for all to see. The incredible flexibility of the SEG Scenario House allows for this three-month competition. This challenge is redesigned on a quarterly basis by the SEG Instructors and the competition started anew each time.
840: Decision-Making Challenge
One of the most critical aspects of self-defense is good decision-making under extreme stress. Yet it is often the most ignored portion of training available to the public. The SEG Decision-Making Challenge is entertaining and teaches members important lessons in this critical skill. This challenge is also revisited on a quarterly basis by the SEG Instructors.
850: Strategy-Critical Challenge
In this scenario-based challenge, problem solving rules as the most significant skill. Strategy must be used in all aspects of the scenario in order to complete the challenge. Much more than a simple shoot /don’t-shoot exercise, the SEG Instructors have designed this challenge to push the participants’ critical thinking further than they may have previously thought possible. During debrief, the participant will learn from the instructor where and why they made any fatal mistakes. Like the other SEG Challenges, this course is revised by the SEG Instructors every three months.
860: One-off Scenario
Specialty Course 860 brings even more creativity to the SEG learning environment. Each scenario is designed by a specific group and runs for approximately two months. These design groups include; Silver Eagle Tactical Group, Silver Eagle Self-Defense Group, Silver Eagle Group Members and Guest Instructors. Members participate by submitting their ideas for a one-off scenario and the SEG Instructors will choose the best.
870: SEGeg Guest Lecture Series
Members can hear and meet guest lecturers and renowned experts from the tactical and self-defense training fields. This continuously changing series of courses will range from
hour-long lectures to week and month-long training events. SEG will bring the latest in these fields to its members and federal and state government clients.
880: SEGeg Manufacturer Representative Series
A lecture series featuring industry experts from the manufacturing and tactical equipment fields will educate our members and government clients in everything from the latest trends and uses to weapons-armorer classes. SEG will continuously strive to bring the latest in these fields to its members and federal and state government clients.
Club-Sponsored Events
Silver Eagle Group participates with a wide variety of professional shooting sports groups in offering various competitions that will be both sanctioned and unsanctioned. In addition, several SEG Instructors have designed competitions utilizing the full capabilities of our facility. Silver Eagle Group is honored to sponsor the following competitions, events and organizations:
SE: Three-Gun Shoot
SE: IPSC
SE: IDPA
SE: NRA Competitions
SE: Silver Eagle Group Competitions
SE: Family Competitions
SE: Skills Test Competitions
SE: Team Scenario House
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