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Sep
Sep
Does it do the student any good to have their finger on the trigger before their sights are aligned? Are they gaining any genuine value or is it an accident [Read More]
18
Sep
Sep
I got a tremendous amount of feedback from the Failure to Follow Instructions blog, thank you to those of you who posted, messaged or called. I really appreciate the support [Read More]
02
Jul
Jul
Making do with gear is much different than using gear made for. While it may seem trivial, for mission critical equipment I can assure you it is not. Define the [Read More]
15
Jun
Jun
Training should mimic reality and realistically you may need to shoot a pistol from your weak side. There is always the chance of reduced capacity for personal protection, meaning you [Read More]
04
Jun
Jun
Many times I hear the modern day safety rules referenced to as range rules. That is a huge mistake to make. Thinking one dimensional The mistake I see students and [Read More]
18
May
May
Breaking things down into blocks is a tried method for learning new skills, we call it isolation drills. Whatever you call it the important thing to remember is you can [Read More]
Sometimes simple is good. Like when under incredible stress what you aim at to stop a lethal threat. The world is my drop zone It’s not really hard; the answer [Read More]
04
Mar
Mar
Exercising your Second Amendment right is something we encourage many people to do, but with that right comes a huge responsibility. Many Americans choose to carry it concealed, but avoiding [Read More]
16
Feb
Feb
I was really surprised to hear the feedback from an article I published recently called; Chronic Tendonitis in the Elbows. The point to the article was provide a few answers [Read More]
Last week’s blog about Dry Fire got great feedback, truthfully the feedback I was expecting. Some really understood what I was saying, some were resistant to the idea and others [Read More]