Forward Movement Training

THE BEST TRAINING CENTER!!! I took a trip to Boise with my success club. We spent the weekend training with Matt and his team of professionals. I learned many life lessons along with success principles. All of these guys are incredible. They will make you feel safe, strong, and brave!

Fantastic facility! We completed 2 days of training here in building entry room clearing skills. Facility was well lit and the range of scenarios to run through was countless.
The facility has at least two buildings set up. The first being a two story house and the second being a bank. There may have been more building space available but if so I didn’t see it.
Matt, who I’m 99% sure runs the place, was super friendly when we arrived and made sure we had everything we needed. I’d go back to Forward Movement purely to interact with Matt again.
If you get a chance to train at this facility, I HIGHLY recommend it! It may be a little spendy but it is absolutely worth every penny.

I was the very first customer! Matt, the owner, is a stellar guy and worked with me a lot to create a comprehensive course that met all of my needs. The course included a full day of hand to hand combat training with a 4^th degree black belt in MMA, training at the range with rifle and handgun, building search with room and stairs clearing, with classroom courses in addition. Every aspect of the training was complete and professional, and I learned an incredible amount in a short period of time. Matt knows the newest techniques adopted by both our elite military forces and SWAT.
The facility is large enough to support a wide variety of training, with a mat room, staged house, simulator room etc. The place is easy to get to and there is ample parking. I cannot rave enough about the high standards of the most up-​to-​date and progressive training I received. I highly recommend this center to anyone who wants to become a law enforcement officer and for anyone currently working in enforcement, security, education, etc, who wants to step up their game to be responsible for the safety of others.