1. CELEBRATING THE
WARRIOR SPIRIT
AND THE
HEROES BEHIND THE BADGE
PRESENTED BY
WINNING MIND TRAINING
OCTOBER 25, 2012
WITH
R A N DY WAT T
MICHAEL NEAL
BRIAN WILLIS

2. CELEBRATING THE WARRIOR
SPIRIT AND THE HEROES BEHIND
THE BADGE
This powerful one day seminar will explore and celebrate the concept of the Warrior Spirit. The Warrior
Spirit is a powerful force residing within each and every officer who has chosen to serve in the law
enforcement profession. This Warrior Spirit is a critical element in the ability of law enforcement officers to
be successful in a profession that is challenging, rewarding and sometimes extremely violent. The mission
for law enforcement officers, supervisors and leaders is to understand the Warrior Spirit and strive to foster,
nurture and develop that Warrior Spirit in themselves and their fellow officers. The Warrior Spirit is about
the warrior values of honor, professionalism, courage, integrity, strength, humility, and discipline.The same
traits that are reflected in the core values of every law enforcement organization in North America.
In addition to exploring and celebrating the Warrior Spirit this day is about celebrating the Heroes Behind
the Badge.The Heroes Behind the Badge are the men and women who put on a uniform everyday and
willingly put themselves in harms way to help protect members of society and to serve their community.
“Before we call any collection of belligerents a culture of warriors, we should first ask why they fight, how
they fight, what brings them honor, and what brings them shame. The answers to these questions will
reveal whether or not they have a true warrior’s code."
The Warrior’s Code by Prof. Shannon E. French, Ph.D., U.S. Naval Academy
Why warriors fight, how warriors fight, what brings them honor and what brings them shame will be
explored through the powerful presentation by Randy Watt - One Warrior’s Creed. One Warrior’s Creed is a
philosophy, a way of living, training and preparing mentally and physically for the realities of the warrior
profession. Randy will break down each line of the creed and give everyone in attendance a deep and
powerful insight into the need to be trained, fit and ready for any circumstance, for any opponent, for any
challenge.
Carrying on with the theme of fit, trained and ready Michael Neal, the 2011 IACP Officer of the Year will
share his role in ending a brutal gun battle in West Memphis, Arkansas that resulted in the death of two
West Memphis police officers and critically wounding of a Crittenden County Sheriff and his Chief Deputy.
Michael ended the killing spree by ramming his state issued patrol vehicle into a minivan carrying two
shooters. While under direct fire, he engaged them in a fierce gun battle, eliminated the threat and saved
many lives.
The day will end with a screening of the documentary film Heroes Behind the Badge. The official release of
this full length feature film will be September 29, at the 2012 IACP conference. Those in attendance on
October 25 will be among the first officers in North America to view this professional film which honors the
heroes of the law enforcement profession in North America and will receive a copy of the documentary film
in DVD or Full HD Blu-Ray.
This seminar will definitely change your life, and may very well save your life.

3. ABOUT THE PRESENTERS
Randy
Watt:
Randy is the President of SRW Strategic and Tactical Special Operations Training and Services
(SRW, Inc., www.srwsplops.com), a private corporation he started in 2006. He retired from the Ogden Police
Department, Ogden, Utah, in October of 2011, where he was serving as Assistant Chief of Police and where he
had served for 32-years. He is a nationally recognized expert in the field of law enforcement special operations
and counter-terrorism. He is an advisor to the Technical Support Working Group (T.S.W.G.), Office of
Combating Terrorism, in Washington, D.C. Prior to the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, Utah, he was
co-chair of the Tactical Response Sub-Committee and was a co-author of the tactical response plan for protection
of the Olympic Games. Chief Watt is a regular consultant to foreign military and police units, as well as to local,
state and federal agencies. Chief Watt holds a Masters Degree in Strategic Studies from the U.S. Army War
College, a M.B.A. from the University of Phoenix, a B.Sc. degree from Weber State University, and is a graduate
of Session 191 of the FBI National Academy. Chief Watt is also a Colonel in the Army National Guard and is the
Commander of the 19th Special Forces Group (Airborne). With 30-years of active duty and reserve experience,
he has deployed several times in support of the Global War on Terror and has received numerous combat and
service awards.
Michael
Neal:
The 2011 International Officer of the Year Michael has been a state law enforcement officer
with Arkansas Game & Fish since 2007. On May 20 2010, Officer Neal was instrumental in ending a brutal
gun battle in West Memphis that resulted in the death of two West Memphis police officers and critically
wounding the Crittenden County Sheriff and his Chief Deputy. Michael ended the killing spree by ramming
his state issued patrol vehicle into a minivan carrying two shooters. While under direct fire, he engaged
them in a fierce gun battle, eliminated their threat and saved many lives. In his recent presentation of the
Medal of Valor to Officer Neal, Governor Mike Beebe stated “His training kicked in and further tragedy was
averted and avoided by his trained, heroic, selfless actions.” Since May 20, 2010 Officer Neal has received
over 37 different awards for his heroic actions which included: 3 Medals of Valor, Citations from The
Arkansas House of Representatives, The Arkansas State Senate, The United State Senate, Six Officer of
the year awards including, 2010 Arkansas Game and Fish Wildlife Officer of the Year, the Southeast
Regional Wildlife Officer, The State of Arkansas Law Enforcement Officer, the American Legion Officer, the
NRA Officer, and the International law enforcement officer of the year. Due to his excellent training, he is
the most decorated Wildlife Officer in the history of Arkansas Game and Fish. Officer Neal has also been
nominated for the Congressional Medal of Valor, one of the highest honors one can receive, and will be
awarded by the President of the United States.
Brian Willis: Brian
is
an
internationally
recognized
thought
leader,
speaker,
trainer
and
writer
and
President
of
the
innovative
training
company
Winning
Mind
Training.
Brian
was
a
member
of
the
Calgary
Police
Service
from
1979
to
2004.
Since
1989
Brian
has
been
committed
to
working
with
law
enforcement
ofJicers
around
North
America
to
provide
them
the
physical
and
mental
skills
necessary
to
win
violent
encounters
and
provide
them
the
skills
necessary
to
thrive
in
a
career
as
a
law
enforcement
professional.
Brian
has
been
honored
with
a
Lifetime
Achievement
Award
for
his
contributions
to
ofJicer
safety
in
Canada
and
was
named
Law
OfJicer
Trainer
of
the
Year
for
2011.
Brian
serves
as
the
Deputy
Executive
Director
for
the
International
Law
Enforcement
Educators
and
Trainers
Association
(ILEETA).

4. Seminar Information
Date: 2012 October 25
Location: Cardel Theatre
180 Quarry Park Blvd S.E.
Calgary Alberta T2C 3G3
Times: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Cost: Registration Fee: $197.00 plus GST.
Register Before October 15 and save $50.00
Pay Just $147.00 plus GST.
Bonuses: everyone who attends will receive a One Warrior’s Creed
poster, a copy of the acclaimed book W.I.N. 2: Insights Into Training
and Leading Warriors which contains the One Warrior Creed article by
Randy Watt and a Registra)on
copy of the Heroes Behind the Badge DVD.
Additional copies of the Heroes Behind The Badge DVD and Full HD
Blu-ray will be available for sale at the event.
Participants are encouraged to bring a non perishable food item as a
donation for the Calgary Food Bank.
Registration Information
You
can
register
online
by
going
to
www.winningmindtraining.com.
For
more
informa7on
please
contact:
Winning
Mind
Training
Phone:
(403)
279-­‐5954
e-­‐mail:
winningmind@mac.com
Sea7ng
is
limited
so
register
early!