Deadly force encounters are chaotic and fast moving. There is not a lot in your control, but rather than worry about what is not in your control your focus should [Read More]
Any life threatening event will spike your heart rate, be it an auto accident or self defense setting. The problem with a high heart rate is not solely limited to [Read More]
It doesn’t matter how many times you explain trigger management to a student. They listen to you when they are ready to hear your message. The Trigger Trinity When I’m [Read More]
A couple of classes ago I overhead a student talking about a cool program he attended where he was thrust into role playing scenarios. The problem is as a concealed [Read More]
Years ago I made a living jumping out of airplanes, and I love it! Racking up a pretty impressive jump log taught me a lot about what I wasn’t doing [Read More]
There are few in this industry who truly understand curriculum; how to create, manage and administer curriculum. The problem as a consumer is knowing the difference between a well thought [Read More]
If you were to ask a shooting instructor who’s been doing this a long time what is more challenging; correcting sight errors or trigger errors what do you think they [Read More]
Over the years I have seen enough students struggle with various shooting errors, like I’ve seen a lot. An excuse begins to form it is not them, but their gear. [Read More]
Gun free zones equal criminal empowerment zones. Places where criminals can and do get away with murder because they know no one will stop them. Liberal Logic I have been [Read More]
Anytime the subject of mass shootings and body armor come up there is a call for head shots. Again, I hate to break the news to you, but you are [Read More]









