Uncensored Tactical Podcast

Today, myself (Pat), and @SkyPirate_Actual go through some definitions for the way that different groupings of skill sets approach lock picking and covert entry differently; where some of the overlap is; and where they are different. We also talk about some different types of course offerings and what to expect from them.  Go follow SkyPirate on instagram at @SkyPirate_Actual and @CloakedEntryCo Any Patreon support would mean the world to us, you can find us at Patreon.com/UTAC. Any support above the $2 level gets you early episode access as well as access to our AFTERSHOWS. Thanks for the support! -Pat

Today Dave and Pat discuss how the old Prussian schooling model has been used as a primary means of transferring knowledge for many years and how people have decided to question the standard in order to bring the training-realm into a new and much more effective age. Enjoy. Patreon.com/UTAC (anything above the $2 level gets you aftershow access) Patreon is literally the backbone of all of the Uncensored Tactical operations. And even just a tip of $2 a month really means a lot to us.  -Pat

Today Pat and Dave discuss not only how to take some easy defensive steps to prevent a lock picking or key copying attack but more importantly "how, why and from whom".  If you find value in our content then please consider supporting us at our $2 a month Patron support level; any patreon level above the $2 level also gets access to our After Show where it usually gets a little weird. We try not to hide our most valuable show content behind a paywall so we did the opposite, we hide literally our WORST content behind a paywall. Enjoy friends. Patreon.com/UTAC

We did it. Another episode on course design and development. We do it because we see a huge lack of resources in the tactical training space to provide high-quality, layered, and properly framed training content and curriculum. Enjoy this high-level content for free. And if you have found some value in this then please consider supporting us on Patreon at patreon.com/UTAC , or by stopping by our website for high quality training or tools at UncensoredTactical.com Thank you. -Pat

"How do I know which tool/technique to use, and when. It seems like the options are so diverse that it's hard to know where to start on scene." - Frequently asked question.  Answered today.  Our pateron support really drives this show, so if you're able to offer a value for value at at least the $2 level, that means a lot to us. Anything over the $2 level gives you access to our aftershow and some other early-release content! Patreon.com/UTAC Thanks a million! -Pat

Today it's just me, Pat, and we talk about what a captive student is, what your environment is (do you have all, some, or no captive students) and how to use this information to your advantage when creating or upgrading your tactical training course.  Patreon.com/UTAC is a HUGE help to us, even at the $2 level. Anything above the $2 level will get you access to our aftershow content :)

Dave and I add another episode to the "Course Design" series. Today we're giving you a lens to look through that will help you know what the learning-setting is that your students are in, helping you to sharpen and crystalize the curriculum that you're writing for your training course. This is the 5th in this series and we hope you find some value in these episodes. If you do find value in this podcast, please visit our homepage to purchase some tools or some training from us, or please consider supporting us via Patreon, at Patreon.com/UTAC , anything above the $2 level gets you access to the after show as well!

Today, Dave and I present another in our "Course Design Series" which is intended to help people design and launch, or improve, their tactical course instructing businesses. There is much more to the math, the numbers, the budget, and selecting a course price than just "What do I think the course is worth". We walk you through a lot of that today and we hope that you get a lot of value out of it. Patreon.com/UTAC is a huge help to us if you are able to support us. It also gives you access to our after show content if you support us at above the $2 level. Thank you! -Pat

@SkyPirate_Actual of @CloakedEntryCo joins us today to talk about dispelling dumb instagram comments like "I'd just use my bolt cutters" and "I'd just kick the door in" or one of our favorites "I always have my breaching shotgun ready heheheheh". We also add some value about how you can use these forcible methods without killing yourself or others.  If you got any value out of today's show please come visit UncensoredTactical.com for tools and training and for all of our source articles for these podcasts. You can also help to keep this podcast content coming by supporting us on Patreon at Patreon.com/UTAC  

Dave and I tackle our third installment in this "Course Design" series. We hope to give you some ideas and perspective today for how you can look at your curriculum design in ways that you may not have thought about before.  If you end up finding value in today's show please visit UncensoredTactical.com to sign up for one of OUR courses, or please visit Patreon.com/UTAC so to sign up at least at the $2 a month level to help us keep more content coming!  -Pat

Thanks so much to @CaffeineAndPhilosophy for coming on to the show to talk about a ton of cool shit! It was a super big-brain discussion and I enjoyed it a lot. I hope you do too.  If you want to support this show and our mission to bring high quality content to the world then please consider visiting UncensoredTactical.com to purchase some tools or training from us, or please consider supporting us via Patreon, at Patreon.com/UTAC

Back to our regularly scheduled content (non-code breaking!) where Rich and Amy of OriginalOutdoors.co.uk were kind enough to come onto the show to talk with Dave and I, to share some information on how they have developed their courses behind the scenes so that we can all help YOU develop any courses that you are thinking about bringing to the world.  We all truly enjoy bringing value to others and we hope that we did so with this episode. Other value related news... after this show ended, Rich and Amy stayed on for a few more minutes to record UTAC's first ever after show. Dave and I discussed a lot of the framing around this and decided that nothing "vital" would be hidden behind the podcast after-show paywall, just a short post-episode recording of some off-topic ranting, and some slightly drunken stories. If you want to hear literally the WORST most disorganized discussions that we have together, then you can support us at anything over the $2 level for our patreon support and you will get access to our

This episode, and the last two, will certainly not be my most popular episodes ever. But, when you realize that you need access to a locked push-button lock and that a code breaking attempt is your best bet... boy will this podcast episode (and the last 2) quickly become your favorite thing ever!!! We'd love your support via UncensoredTactical.com where we sell entry tools and training courses. Also, patreon.com/utac is a huge help if you're able to support us there!  Thank you! -Pat

Not a "listen from the beginning" episode! This is a resource for when you need it. This is also a value add to one of our latest items in our gear store, the Brute Force Code Notebook, which is a paper listing of all these codes.  If you DO end up using this resource in the field, and it DOES end up saving you time and money and effort, please consider supporting us by visiting our homepage, UncensoredTactical.com , to find out about all of the ways you could get involved with more of our gear and training, and consider supporting us via our Patreon at Patreon.com/UTAC I Know that this episode is weird, but when you need it, it will be very NOT weird.  See you on the next one. -Pat

This one is going to be super weird the first time... ;) Then it will feel normal when you experience this again.  Any support is greatly appreciated, whether that's through doing business with us at UncensoredTactical.com or through our Patreon support at Patreon.com/UTAC thank so much. 

Today Dave and I give some advice to those who are considering starting up their own tactical training courses (or really ANY type of teaching courses).  Some of the biggest help to us is through our Patreon Support at Patreon.com/UTAC , otherwise please visit UncensoredTactical.com to get access to all of the courses and products and services that we provide! Email me: Pat@utac.io for a discount on FortressK9 dogs!

Thanks so much for listening! If you're able to support us via Patreon that's a huge help to the podcast production!  Patreon.com/UTAC Visit UTAC.io for our published books, for lock picking gear, for access to our Lock Picking 101 video training course, and for a link to our dog training services! -Pat

Instagram's @BooksBehindtheBadge joins us today in our private UTAC Tactical College to teach our small class about some lessons learned from reading, and to recommend some books to help us expand our perspectives and knowledge base.  UTAC's private "Tactical College" is a small group of students with access to a private Discord server where we can chat and share information 24/7. We meet at least twice a month for special presentations by Subject Matter Experts in their fields. We only open enrollment into our college a few times a year so if you're interested, please email me and please stay tuned to our Instargram page @UncensoredTactical , and wait for a top-tier patreon seat to open up at Patreon.com/UTAC 

Today's show is dedicated to answering the question "Which type of lock should I use?" While the answer is "It depends", I'll try to tell you why.  Pateron support means the world to us if you've found any value in today's show. Patreon.com/UTAC

This was a tough one. I definitely did some ranting on this one but it's something that I deeply care about and am passionate about, and I ranted with the best of intentions. This tactical community has come incredibly far in the last decade, and I really want this community to grow even more in the future. There are incredible physical feats with the transfer of knowledge and skill that instructors are able to deliver to their students. What UTAC really wants to bring to this field is a MENTAL stretch. THINKING differently, and still being awesome at our tactical craft. Hopefully you enjoy this week's episode. See you on the next one. Patreon.com/UTAC