21
Apr
Apr
Trigger preparation, not to be confused with slapping the crap out of the trigger is a fundamental shooting skill. It is well within every shooter’s ability to become proficient at [Read More]
06
Jan
Jan
You might have a bad holster if it causing you to violate basic safety. Typically we don’t see the issue until we see the holsters inside the waistband. Restricting access [Read More]
02
Dec
Dec
It never fails, someone will look at a software problem and try to solve it with hardware. Instead of addressing the root cause, they look to a piece of gear [Read More]
28
Oct
Oct
At a recent class I had a student complaining of shoulder pain. It got so bad he sat out the final day of training to recuperate. Pain free I see [Read More]
21
Oct
Oct
This past weekend I spent it out at the Texas Gun Fest. I was surprised by the number of conversations I had regarding basic instruction. Good times were had by [Read More]
15
Apr
Apr
How often do you practice contingencies for real world encounters? Chances are the majority invest the largest part of their training/practice at two hand shooting, one hand shooting or what I [Read More]
22
Mar
Mar
There is this idea you don’t need to work on the simple things, somehow they will be performed easily and automatically. You might have the right idea, but rarely does [Read More]
02
Feb
Feb
Every class we see some brand of holsters new to us and in general there is a reason why they are new. Because if it was a quality holster we [Read More]
05
Jan
Jan
A major lesson learned in our class debriefs is the positive effective of our crush grip. Without a solid crush grip you open the door to more problems; literally. Somethings [Read More]
18
Dec
Dec
How many times have you been on the flat bench pushing a heavy weight when you reach that stall point. You know, the weight sort of stops moving upward and [Read More]