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Feb
Feb
Have you ever watched a dog chase their tail. The pure joy of this simple act is meet with a now what once caught. A Beginners Path I finished up [Read More]
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Nov
Nov
How often do you perform a comprehensive assessment of your performance. Why If Failing Important What’s the importance for reviewing your performance in the first place. Why do you need [Read More]
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Oct
Oct
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]
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Oct
Oct
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]
05
Oct
Oct
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]
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Sep
Sep
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]
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Sep
Sep
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]
07
Sep
Sep
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]
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Aug
Aug
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]
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Jul
Jul
There is an old saying, “be careful of the man with one gun, for he probably knows how to use it!” Very true words to live by, but as an [Read More]