Our T-Shock Unit has become an integral part of modern force-on-force training. It is the answer to the question of “the fear of being hit”. This is the only way to make tactical training realistic. Otherwise it becomes playful, and we are not here to play. Misconduct must have immediate, impressive and clearly noticeable consequences.

As every body is different, the user can of course determine the intensity themselves before training. If a user is hit and wounded, the T-Shock stimulates in irregular waves so that it cannot adapt to impulses. As if that were not enough, the user’s movement is monitored by a G-sensor. If the user crouches, the intensity of the stimulation is reduced. However, if the user moves, or perhaps even runs away as quickly as possible, the intensity increases “abruptly” in the truest sense of the word. Because what do wounds that are moved do? They hurt …