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May
May
I’m sure we have all heard the phrase, “shoot, move and communicate” before. How hard do you train for the “move” component to this philosophy. Bubble bursting time The ability [Read More]
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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]
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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]
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Feb
Feb
Oh how I love the internet and it’s mass of subject matter experts who’s likes, visits and views represent true knowledge. It is always good to be humbled by these [Read More]
05
Feb
Feb
Since we have been playing with mini red dot sights (MRDS) on pistols we have learned a lot, tons of information. The bottom line is they are an excellent option, [Read More]
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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]
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Nov
Nov
Which is better; fast movement speed or fast task speed? The answer is going to be difficult for some to grasp, but it doesn’t make it less true. Crashing into [Read More]
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Oct
Oct
Lots of things are possible, not everything is probable. Understanding the real issue with statistics is harder than some may think. America’s past time There is a baseball myth called the [Read More]
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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]
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Aug
Aug
Is it me or are there a larger than normal number of folks posting articles who don’t really know what they are talking about. It became pretty evident after getting [Read More]