In this video Mike Perrone demonstrates various methods for spiking and attacking wooden door jambs using his Multi-Force Forcible Entry Simulator. One of the big advantages to the Multi-Force is its 2 DOOR system - Which gives FFs the ability to train on both "RIGHT" side (inward and outward opening techniques) as well as "LEFT" side methods.......
Remember body positioning and tool placement change for both the Halligan FF and Hitter (Axe FF) depending on the swing and direction the door travels. For more information or to purchase one of Mikes forcible entry props visit Firehouse Innovations Corp. at: http://firehouseinnovations.com/
Train, Stay Prepared, Be Aggressive, Make the Save - SURVIVE!
DALE G. PEKEL
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