Instruction
Ballarta has taught the following subjects at specialized schools.
- Edged weapon Defense, Philippine National Police
- Defensive Tactics Instructors Course, FBI in Quantico, Virginia
- DEA Recruit School, (also at Quantico)
- DPS SWAT Team
- DPS Narcotics Agents
- DPS Criminal Law Enforcement Agents
- Improvised Survival Weaponry, Mexico Federal Police
- DPS Narcotics Agents (TNCP)
- Handgun retention
- DPS recruit schools
- DPS narcotics
- Officer survival schools
- DPS SWAT
- Baton Tactics
- DPS Recruit School
- Midland Sheriff's Office
- Women's Self Protection, Sul Ross University
- DPS employees, Big Spring, TX. Midland, TX.
- Oleoresin Capsicum spray (OC) training classes
- Survival Ground Tactics
He has been recognized by the FBI Training Academy, Quantico, VA. for his efforts and contribution in the field of Defensive Tactics and developed and instructed the Arnis Baton Tactics class for the Texas DPS Troopers Officer Survival Course (implemented statewide). Before joining the State Police Ballarta was the Head Instructor for Safety Baton Tactics, Permian Basin Law Enforcement Academy.
In 1997, Ballarta helped establish a formal agency alliance between the Philippine National Police and Texas DPS.
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