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A free expert resource for Law Enforcement Trainers to talk about safety and risk management training Welcome to the Trainer's Bullpen where trainers in Law Enforcement come to hear experts talk about their work, experience, and research into human performance, particularly as it relates to the critical aspects of training motor learning and crisis decision-making. The purpose of the Trainer’s Bullpen is to help bridge the gap between current law enforcement training and the findings of academic research and pedagogical best practices.
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Signup to Generate a PitchA free expert resource for Law Enforcement Trainers to talk about safety and risk management training Welcome to the Trainer's Bullpen where trainers in Law Enforcement come to hear experts talk about their work, experience, and research into human performance, particularly as it relates to the critical aspects of training motor learning and crisis decision-making.
Trainer's Bullpen is hosted by Raptor Protection Trainer's Bullpen. The show has published 67 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "EP67 ‘Judged in Seconds’ with Imran Ali" (12 October 2026, 81 minutes), "EP66 ‘The Need for Copaganda Fascists’ with Dr. Jerry Ratcliffe" (13 August 2026, 66 minutes), and "Title: EP64 ‘Controlling Control: Rethinking Officer Safety Training’ with Dr. Benni Zaiser" (2 July 2026, 70 minutes).
Trainer's Bullpen publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 71 minutes across 67 episodes.
Booking probability for Trainer's Bullpen is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Trainer's Bullpen requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Trainer's Bullpen's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Trainer's Bullpen are Courts, Police & Public Safety. Trainer's Bullpen has an education audience.
Raptor Protection Trainer's Bullpen hosts Trainer's Bullpen, an education podcast with 67 episodes published.
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Episode #67
Summary: In thishonest and insightful podcast Imran Ali shares his journey from publicdefender to prosecutor, his insights on police training, the Daunte Wrightcase, and how neurobiology can inform law enforcement...
Summary: In this episode, Dr. Jerry Ratcliffe discusses the importance of evidence-based policing, the challenges faced by police scholars in academia, and the need for more practical, scientifically minded police...
Episode #64
Summary: This conversation explores the limitations of traditional police training focused on control and linear responses and introduces a new paradigm—Officer Safety 2.0—that emphasizes reflexivity, insight, and...
<p>Summary</p><p>Patrick Van Horne is the co-author of “Left of Bang” and the co-founder of The CP Journal, where he helps organizations get ahead of problems before they become emergencies. A former Marine Corps...
<p>Summary: </p><p>This Bullpen episode explores the severe limitations of traditional firearms training and why there is a failure of training to show up under the pressure of real-world combat environments. Jack...
<p>Summary:</p><p>In this episode we hear insights from Stuart Armstrong, CEO of the Talent Equation, managing director of Future Coach, and host of the Talent Equation Podcast. Stuart challenges traditional coaching...
Trainer's Bullpen
<p>Summary:</p><p>Imagine you are an Emergency Response Team member responding to a hostage rescue call at a crowded casino parking lot. The hostage is rescued. Shots are fired. A life is lost. </p><p>Now imagine that...
<p>Summary:</p><p>Chief Jay Gerace of the Town of Colonie (NY) Police Department shares his innovative microdosing training model, integrating tactical decision games and skill-based practice into daily briefings to...
<p>Summary: </p><p>This episode explores the transfer problem in police training, focusing on how, and why, traditional methods of current firearms training is failing to translate into real-world effectiveness. Human...
<p>Summary:</p><p>In this conversation, Sam Elsner and the host explore the misconceptions surrounding learning styles and the nature of skill acquisition. They discuss the importance of context, the role of discomfort...
<p>Summary: </p><p>In this conversation, Dr. Rick Parent discusses the complexities surrounding police use of force, the role of civilian oversight, and the importance of clear communication in maintaining public trust...
Episode #55
<p>Summary </p><p>This conversation with two of Canada’s foremost police researchers, Dr. Nick Carleton and Dr. Craig Bennell, delves into the complexities surrounding police use of force, moral injuries to officers and...
<p>Summary:</p><p>Dr. Steve Smith is Senior Lecturer in Sport Coaching and Psychology Programme Leader for Sport Coaching and Physical Education and Head of Elite Sport Programme Department of Sport, Exercise and Health...
Episode #53
<p>Summary: </p><p>This insightful conversation on the Trainers Bullpen delves into the most recent critical research on knife attacks, particularly focusing on the dynamics of close-range concealed knife assaults and...
<p>Summary: </p><p>In this episode of the Trainers Bullpen, host Chris Butler speaks with John Schmitt, CEO of Shadowbox LLC, about the critical aspects of training in law enforcement, particularly focusing on...
<p>Summary: </p><p>In this episode of Trainers Bullpen, host Chris Butler speaks with Dr. Jennifer Prohaska from Tactical Longevity. Dr. Prohaska is a clinical psychologist specializing in law enforcement mental health...
Trainer's Bullpen
<p>Summary</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode of Trainer's Bullpen, host Chris Butler welcomes Professor Adam Nichols back to the Bullpen to discuss the concept of mental toughness, particularly in the context of law...
<p>Summary:</p><p>All human responses are the result of the interplay of aperson’s thinking, emoting and behavior. In this episode of the Trainer's Bullpen, host Chris Butler interviews Dr. John Azar-Dickens, a licensed...
<p>Summary:</p><p>In this episode of Trainer's Bullpen, host Chris Butler speaks with Dr. Geoffrey Desmoulin about the critical research on prone restraint techniques in law enforcement.They discuss the conflicting...
<p>Summary</p><p>In this conversation, Chris Butler and Lon Bartel discuss the critical intersection of human performance research and law enforcement training. They explore the importance of understanding the time it...
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James Martin research fellow, Future of Humanity Institute
associate professor and undergraduate program chair in human systems engineering, Red Bull Advanced Technologies
President, Founder, Business and Executive Coach, Management Team Trainer, University of Oxford’s Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment
producer/director, HOL (Hashgraph Online)
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