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“Blue” guns, or plastic “dummy” weapons are a mandatory piece of practice gear. Learning takes a lot of repetitions. The experts agree it takes thousands of...
At the near-certainty of being met with "Well, DUH!" responses, let me just say that over the last few days I renewed my appreciation of how much fun...
Tiger stops by the training corner to explain why movement tilts the odds in your favor.The action of moving and shooting is standard practice...at least it...
Of all the skills that are fundamental for fighting – move, communicate, shoot as necessary, use cover and think, the communication is one of the most...
A few months back, I enrolled in school. Not many students attend the school, perhaps for good reason. Learning doesn’t come easily to folks my age. It must...
When does the fight start? Most people would answer that by replying when they perceive a potential threat. What we want to do is think outside the box...
Ask most people how to shoot accurately and they’ll explain how to aim the firearm, using the appropriate technique for the type sight system you have, and...
After every shot fired we follow-through, recovering from the recoil, reacquiring the sights on target, and resetting the trigger and preparing to fire...
The proper stance – which provides stability, flexibility and mobility - is essential for fighting effectively with a firearm. A stable platform allows...
The most important shot you fire is the first one. Every shot you fire should be considered the first, and most important, regardless of how many you fire...
Carrying a firearm is a privilege and right that each of us should welcome. However, some of us have lax standards and subpar training that restrict our...
When is the fight over? Ask most people this and they’ll reply, “When the threat is down.” There are several problems with this answer. We know from numerous...
It seems like everyday you comes across a story that has you scratching your head, wishing the players in the story would have just remembered the four rules...