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May
May
At our last Concealed Carry Instructor course we had great conversation during breaks from the class on various subjects. Each of the instructors brought their own instructional problems hoping they [Read More]
02
May
May
During this isolation period I struggled to identify areas I wanted to work on for self improvement. I thought about a lot of different areas I could focus and one [Read More]
25
Apr
Apr
There are a lot of times we get some place by accident. Where you didn’t expect the outcome, but happy for the experience. Training For The Unknown During this time [Read More]
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Apr
Apr
By the time of this publication, we should have run more than 90 people through the LTC Proficiency Test. Take a look at some of the key insight from an [Read More]
11
Apr
Apr
We are living through some exciting times indeed. The gun industry has exploded with new pistol owners and shooters. The Big Picture One overlooked category is License to Carry submissions. [Read More]
04
Apr
Apr
These days, most of us are not leaving home, we are sheltering in place to help fight the spread of the Chinese Flu. As tensions grow higher for a variety [Read More]
28
Mar
Mar
Given our current circumstances it is easy to let your skills atrophy. What can you do to help keep your skills up to task. The Case for Automaticity It is [Read More]
21
Mar
Mar
One of the most challenging traits to develop as an instructor is time management. While many of the other traits such as SME, curriculum management and podium presence are important, [Read More]
14
Mar
Mar
All too often I have conversations with folks who comment how difficult it is to see their sights so why bother. That is a lazy approach towards managing a life saving skill.
07
Mar
Mar
Many self-inflicted gunshot wounds are preventable, many are a result of negligence. Some can be really accidents, but most are the result of human error.