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Tactical Tracking

$400.00

Tactical Tracking is a dynamic, real-world course designed to introduce operators to the tactical application of human trailing in high-pressure environments. This program goes beyond basic tracking—focusing on speed, decision-making, and response to contact during active incidents.

Description

Using proven Index Tracking methodology, students develop the ability to detect, interpret, and act on sign while operating individually and as part of a coordinated team. Training incorporates immediate response and force-on-force elements to accelerate reaction time and sharpen operational effectiveness.

A key focus of this course is enhancing visual and sensory perception—training operators to process information faster, improve situational awareness, and shorten their OODA Loop in real-world scenarios.

Prerequisites: None

 

What you will learn:

• Visual and sensory perception development

• Identifying and interpreting indicators and sign

• Fundamentals of human and animal locomotion

• Track aging and timeline assessment

• Action indicators and behavioral analysis

• Identifying marks and impressions from weapons and equipment

• Search theory, area containment, and command structure

• Hand and arm signals for team communication

• Team formations and coordinated movement

• Anti-counter-tracking techniques

• Immediate action drills with live fire and movement

 

 

Course Format

This course is structured for both individual operators and team-based applications, e

Tactical Tracker — Equipment List

2 Days | 16 Hours | Greenside Training, LLC

Arrive prepared for extended field training over uneven terrain and in changing weather.

Required Equipment

  • Ball cap or boonie hat
  • Sturdy, broken-in boots or trail shoes
  • Weather-appropriate field clothing in earth tones or camouflage
  • Long pants and a lightweight, long-sleeve shirt
  • Rain jacket and insulating layer as conditions require
  • Small daypack
  • Water bottles or hydration bladder; carry at least 3 liters and bring additional water for refills
  • Lunch and field snacks for both days
  • Notebook, pencils, and permanent marker
  • Measuring tape
  • Binoculars
  • Compass
  • Headlamp or flashlight with spare batteries; red, white, blue, and green light options recommended
  • Individual first-aid kit and personal medications
  • Sunscreen and insect repellent
  • Eye protection and work gloves

Recommended Equipment

  • Tracking stick
  • Knee pads
  • Small ground cloth or sitting pad
  • Spare socks
  • Phone or camera for documenting tracks
  • Binocular harness or protective case

For Scheduled Firearms Training

Bring the following when live fire is included in your course confirmation:

  • Serviceable rifle with sling
  • Minimum 30 rounds of appropriate ammunition
  • Magazines and magazine carrier
  • Hearing protection and ballistic eye protection

Keep firearms unloaded and secured until directed by an instructor.

emphasizing real-world performance, communication, and adaptability under pressure.

 

This class is available to military and law enforcement agencies upon request.

Please contact us for inquiries

Phone: (520) 205-1790
Email: [email protected]

Additional information

Class Date & Location

July 25-26 Avery, TX, November 7-8 Tucson, AZ, TBD (Contact us for details)