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Aug
Aug
As an instructor I am curious how the adult learns new skills/tasks. I find it interesting for one, but it is important to be able to transfer the knowledge I [Read More]
I’m sure we’ve all heard the expression, “if you ain’t cheating, you ain’t trying.” As a BUDS instructor I’d love it when a student would say this in attempt to [Read More]
01
Jul
Jul
The problem with this industry is everyone thinks they are an expert. They garner this viewpoint from a narcissistic need to be heard. Avoiding the scam It should come as [Read More]
04
Mar
Mar
Delivering accurate and effective fire under high stress conditions is one of the most challenging endeavors you can undertake. Increasing the difficulty through asinine department policy is only going to [Read More]
16
Feb
Feb
Speed gets a bad wrap, everyone wants to be fast and when their accuracy suffers they look to blame everything around them. The blame rest squarley on your shoulders because [Read More]
09
Oct
Oct
A little while ago I penned a blog dealing with the importance of Logical Sequence. The role it plays in developing well rounded marksman. False realities Some complained they want [Read More]
15
Sep
Sep
There’s a fine line between independence and danger. It might seem as though it’s not a big deal, believe me that’s what most accident victims say as well. Setting the [Read More]
17
Jun
Jun
Is there a direct correlation to how fast you can perform a certain drill in a controlled environment versus how authentically you will perform said technique in the real world. [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]