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Good overview. Thanks

thanksfor this..very informative and detailed explaination

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Great presentation

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Just subbed man. Great content!! I worked armed private security fir 5 months full time for a company so i have a bit of experience in this field. My question to you now is ive heard you don't need any certain certifications or license to work as a bodyguard here in the USA. A other video i just watched said all you really need is be over 18 and have a high school diploma ti work as a bodyguard. Of course it said you should attend some courses and trainings for your resume but no proper cert is required. Is this true? Im wanting to start my own bodyguard services with me as the only employee for now anyways. I have my ccw concealed permit do i need anything else legally??

Nice flow , Thanks

Always GREAT Information.

Great video thank you!

I want to work in all kinds of security before I do a cpo course just for experience

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Self paced learning is very well respected in the security industry as you can see by FEMA As most security agents work alone and clients rely in your personal skills and training Every job application and/proposal asks you two major questions? Any skills? = certifications, training and on the job training Any references? = Networking and connections Brian teaches material for the right people in the right places I call it a connection boost lol Ty

I was a nevada surveilllance agent in 2018 and 2019, i had a great time

very informatics. Thanks

very informatics. Thanks

When I lived in Las Vegas began my security career on the Las Vegas strip. I started with a private security company then went internal security for the Stratosphere Hotel, Casino and Resort. As Brian explains it can be a demanding job cause there was alot the security department had to deal with on a daily basis, however, I will say that I had a great experience working in the security department/gaming industry and I learned a lot.

Very experienced.

Great information Sir.

lock flows are all well and good,i use and teach them to...on a resisting apponant they can fail quick,when that happens we just bash for a couple and take the first lock that shows itself.

No it's the biggest pain in ass to get thrue the hiring process sux balls takes months to even get your gaming license then fingerprinted then wait again I applied for Boston campus police department and got in faster than casino

After my time in marines I did the bodyguard private sector but was asked by a casino I was in if I'd like a security job said ya and it's been amazing its union clubs open to 5am so it's never boring I'm a boxer so I get to spar a little lol but the brotherhood is really good patrons are amazing tips are insane and I still train at range next door for free I've taught them things I learned as a marine raider due to all mass shootings now I'm also nasm certified personal trainer so we hit gymbim older than all these kids and I can throw them around so they kinda look up to me so it's a great job.getting thrue all the fucking background checks sucked gaming license all kinds bullshit took about month and half for it was a go.but it's a great job and pump place full of oxygen so never tired and when clubs bumping it's never boring about 80 security, Bouncers, on at one time and we have had huge brawls but we've always got them out the door so patrons don't need to be scared while spending money.

This is very good video explains well . Well done

Why won’t any clubs take women????? Yet the police department has women shorter than me 😑

Excellent video...

Do you have a video on identifying the bad guy by yourself?

please I need the job as a bouncer nightclub or as a executive protection bodyguard,my email;[email protected], my number,0712086129 Kenya Nairobi.

Thank you Brian for these highly informative webinars.

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Noone gets a fucking break, we have to work a 8 hr shift and if someone can't manage that shit then their the problem..easy peasy

and if your working out so hard you can't walk at work, your probably stupid also

I can solve one of those for sure...fucking eat before you go to work, are you fucking kidding me?

Great info! A must watch for all who are in this biz or thinking of getting in to it

Thank you, this is a very "down-to-earth" video on joint locks and manipulations

this is some good stuff, thanks

awesome video I can't wait to start learning

Brian, thank you for these GREAT videos. Keep up the GREAT work my friend!!!!

It's worth being here.

Thank you for info.. Glad to know I am on the right track

Hello Brian I just viewed a few of your videos and this one especially stood out for many reasons but one thing I wanted to say that you are doing extremely good work in the security field with the webinars. They are short and to the point but full of good information essential to anyone wanting to move into the professional security field. I am about to start college soon what direction would you personally recommend me going? And also do you possibly have a "onsite academy" for people wanting to learn more about the executive protection/security field I am wanting to learn more and am willing to even travel

Thanks this was helpful

With regard to evening mixers, here's a bit of my experience: When I'm in a city away from home, I will ask a hotel concierge about a great place where that town's movers and shakers meet for after work cocktails. They are only too happy to provide this information. At said place, get a seat, order a drink and kick back with a friendly, clam demeanor. Usually getting rapport and striking up a conversation with the bar tender is a great way the break the ice with the place and it makes you look like a sociable person. Others will see this and talk to you. It wont be long before they ask what you do for a living. Once they hear: EP, or Corporate Security or bodyguard....I can guarantee you, almost every time they will ask for your business card. I cant count how many times this happens to me, and I have actually landed some nice work this way. Remember, you are in an upper end establsihment and not handing out your information to just anyone. Even if it doesn't land work right away, its a great way to build contacts

Eating plan: AVOID BK !!! lol

Great video. ASIS has pretty much set the standard in terms of industry accrediation. CPP / PSP are pretty much universally asked for in most job offers. Definately a plus to have either of these in your dossier. I'm in the ex-plice category, have a 4 year degree and the proper licences to operate, and still it comes down to networking - networking - networking. People have to know about you in orer to think about you when prospective work comes up. Sad in a way, but who you know will almost always trump what you know.

Some great points. Worked a night club for a few years and worked every position they had from from the side exit and front door to the main floor and a the uniformed armed officer. Worst scrap we ever had there was actually on one of our slowest nights on record. Around 2:30 am there was only 30 people in the club and last call had been made. Only three security personnel remained for the night, the manager, assistant manager, and myself working armed, the rest of the team consisting of mostly new guys who were only in their second week were sent home. Those of us who remained were exhausted. My manager had just finished a 3 day handgun course the night prior on the other side of the state. The assistant manager took the states 16 hour armed course that work day and I was running on 3 and a half hours of sleep from a protection detail the night before and having to fill a 10-7 at a hospital before coming in at 8. As soon as I closed and locked the front doors to keep people from entering again I stood by the manager talking to him about the class he just finished when I look up from checking the time on my cellphone to see one man tackle another to the ground starting a fight. 19 of the 30 patrons left in the club joined in with just 3 of us to stop it. Cutting the details of the next several minutes, by time police arrived we gained control of our bar again, but had to wait for ems to check us out. I was missing a chunk of my lower lip from a nice kick to the face, the manager had a baseball sized lump on his head from being hit several times with a bottle and all 3 of us were contaminated with O.C. that was sprayed by one of the girlfriends of a guy we took down and put in cuffs.

Excellent presentation for security managers and corporate security professionals. Many times we have been called to perform technical sweeps for offices where the client expects there to be some hidden high-tech device, yet their offices are riddled with the vulnerabilities that Brian describes here. If you want your facility to be protected against audio surveillance, this is a good place to start.