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Jun
Jun
In the firearms training world, there are those who have fired a shot unintentionally and those who will. Another way to look at is play with fire long enough and [Read More]
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May
May
If you had to choose between being basic or advanced, how many would opt for advance even if they didn’t know what I was referring to in my original inquiry. [Read More]
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May
May
Staying on point, means not being distracted. If you are working on a task, whatever that task and something forces you to switch tasks this can negatively impact your safety. [Read More]
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Apr
Apr
You cannot force the horse to drink the water. When the horse values water, they will drink and drink in splendor. What does water have to do with anything Training [Read More]
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Apr
Apr
The notion eye dominance is important to shooting is over rated. On the other hand, is seeing your sights important…absolutely and that is the point. Seeing is the key Many [Read More]
17
Mar
Mar
The idea of being challenged is scary to some people. Many would rather look the part than put in the work hard. High performer I am fortunate to work with [Read More]
10
Mar
Mar
It never fails, when there is a hit to the ego the first target is equipment. There is a time and place to look at your equipment, but the first [Read More]
03
Mar
Mar
We all have our own fears. It’s fine, they are important to our survival. I am writing this blog because as a human species we have evolved over the years [Read More]
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Feb
Feb
The negative stigma of teaching basic firearm classes needs to change. On top of that, taking a basic firearm class should not have a negative stigma attached no matter your [Read More]
10
Feb
Feb
Occasionally I will hear or see a conversation about how important is it your instructor be able to shoot. Is it important? The answer…absolutely! If they cannot demonstrate the tasks [Read More]