PART 1 - In this Training Minutes video, Luke Gregory of Wood's Forcible Entry Door Kit explores a three-step method for forcing entry on an inward-swinging door: https://ow.ly/VbWM50Y1YMB | Fire Engineering

90% of the time, it works every time. 😉👨🏻‍🚒🔒 Few forcible entry techniques work "every time." The key is to have as many techniques in your toolbox as possible so that you can best match the strength of your tools and techniques with the weaknesses of the obstacle. What you observe on your size-up will include or exclude certain options. This one broke the internet about a year ago, so it's worth a re-share. Will it work every time? No. Could it cause damage? Yes. Is it still an option to c

Each Hortons & Hunt class ends with a competition. All it takes is a $2 stopwatch, your name being called, and your fellow classmates watching to ramp up the stress, the heartrate, and the fear of shame. At Fire Shows West in Reno, NV (training at Carson City) at the end of the day these two firefighters were the victors. Regardless of the win, what is stressed is that the skill of forcible entry is perishable and will never be perfected, only honed. Regardless once more -- these guys show what