The Troysgate training program offers unique opportunities that will provide the most realistic and challenging deadly encounter situations, applications and engagements that any participant would experience in real life situations. Through the implementation of the Troysgate Situational Conditioning System (Troysgate System) we have the capability to create and subject the participant to deadly encounter situations and engagements so that he/she will be able to learn and understand through their training events, see and feel what they are like, and gain the importance and value of their own personal experiences. The participant will be exposed to highly challenging situational deadly encounters where he/she will be face-to-face with one or more adversaries at very close distances. The Troysgate System experience will test and challenge everything the participant knows, as well as their skills and abilities - weapons handling and marksmanship, communication, assessment, judgement, decision making and responses.
Our program will advance the participant to the highest level of situational deadly conflict encounters available today; there is nothing else in existence today that comes close to what we have. Our program is designed to be an ongoing process where subsequent situational exposures build on previous exposure experiences where each new situational exposure is gradually and increasingly more challenging to further the situational conditioning process and improve participant decision-making, performance, precision and response.
Mountain Readiness members may go to the Mountain Readiness Special Events Training web page for information about special events training, including cost of training, enrollment process, registration and payment.
Our civilian training program is conducted on a case-by-case basis.
After making arrangements, at least one person in the group should sign up by contacting Randy Martin, rmartin@troysgate.com. The sign up information we require must include the complete contact information for at least one person in the group and the names of each person that will be attending training.
If your group is traveling a long distance and need to stay overnight, please contact Randy Martin for lodging accommodation information.