MALC Training Institute

MALC Training Institute operates out of Edinburgh, Indiana, training military personnel, law enforcement, agencies, and civilians. What sets them apart isn't fancy branding—it's the people teaching and how they teach.

Their instructors are active or former military, law enforcement, firefighters, medics, and private contractors who've actually used these skills in the field. But more importantly, they know how to transfer that knowledge to students instead of just reciting procedures.

"The training we provide isn't about us. We don't need an 'I love me' page telling you about past accomplishments. If you take a course and don't think the instructor knew the material or wasn't qualified to teach, then you get your money back."

You won't hear "because I said so" or "because that's how it's always been taught." Every technique comes with the reasoning behind it. If a method won't work due to body mechanics, equipment, or situation, instructors show alternatives that will.

MALC's name reflects their customer base: Military, Agency, Law enforcement, and Civilian. Courses adapt based on real-world feedback from students who've applied these skills in the field.

• •Handgun courses – From basic operation to defensive pistol, low-light shooting, red dot fundamentals, micro pistols, modern revolvers, and extended-range handgun
• •Rifle training – Precision rifle, rifle fundamentals, and specialized rifle applications
• •Shotgun courses – Shotgun operation and tactics
• •Force-on-force training – Simunition and airsoft scenarios for handgun and dynamic situations

• •Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC/TECC) – A 2-day intensive covering trauma response in high-threat environments. Students learn tourniquet application, wound packing, NPA insertion, patient movement, and dealing with stress-inducing situations. Certification valid for 3 years through the National Association of Professional Responders.

• •Prolonged Field Medical Care – For scenarios where hospital transport isn't available. Covers 2-72 hour and 72+ hour care timelines, based on Military Special Operations Primary Field Care protocols.

• •Close quarters battle (CQB) – Fighting in structures, room clearing, building entries in full light and darkness
• •Detect Deter Defend – Situational awareness, pre-fight indicators, distance management, striking escapes, weapon countermeasures (accessible to all fitness levels)
• •Church Safety Officer fundamentals – De-escalation, situational awareness, legal liability, protecting children and financial assets
• •Blade, impact, and empty-hand combat
• •Tradecraft and survival courses
• •Mindset and firearms law

• •Tactical Combat Casualty Care – Jan 24-25, 2026 ($295)
• •Detect Deter Defend – Feb 7, 2026 ($125)
• •Defensive Handgun Level 1 – Feb 14, 2026 ($75, handgun rental available)
• •Church Safety Officer Fundamentals – Feb 28, 2026
• •Fighting in Structures/CQB – Mar 21-22, 2026 ($325)
• •Prolonged Field Medical Care – Apr 11-12, 2026 ($295)
• •.22LR Marksmanship Challenge – Apr 26, 2026 (competition with prizes)

Courses are constantly updated based on student feedback and real-world reports. Instructors act as quiet professionals—results matter more than resume.

If you're military, law enforcement, agency personnel, or civilian looking for training that focuses on the why behind tactics and techniques, MALC delivers instruction from people who've been in the situations you're training for.