The Original CTT
In 2005, in a wooded ravine near Quantico Marine Corps Base, Virginia, home of the FBI Academy, the first-ever live-fire, run-and-shoot obstacle course was born. Its centerpiece is the 40' climbing, rappelling, shooting, and fast-roping tower and bridge, which allows for four-stories of diverse training iterations, with multiple routes up and down, including ship stairs, climbing wall, climbing ropes, caving ladders, and a cargo net.
Combat Tactics, aka: Combatics
The brainchild of Tim Clemente, Sr, who long ago despised the low-caliber, low-expectations, and low-outcome of most tactical training facilities.
Shoot and move
The objective at Combatics is to replicate the urgency of combat.
Team Building
Clients include Civilians, LEO's, Military, and Corporate groups.
Live-Fire Obstacle Course
Ropes, ramps, bridges, climbing ropes, ladders, stairs, cargo nets, and other obstacles conspire together to add difficulty and physical stress.
Multi-Function
Most obstacles offer multiple approaches and traverses.
An Uphill Battle
The course is oriented going uphill to add to the inherent misery.
Multiple Routes
Whether it's up and over bridges, logs, and stairs, or across the horizontal ropes, no route is any easier than another.
Targets in Bunkers
Limited field-of-view on all targets, limits firing positions.
Precision on the run
Specified shooting positions allow for controlled fields of fire.
Precision and fun
In addition to the live-fire obstacle course, there are plenty of other AR500 steels targets arrayed around the course.