
Congratulations on your stepping up to becoming your own First Line of Defense.
My guiding principle for everything I teach is:
“Confidence Through Competence”
(you know you can do it because you have done it, and done it well)
This is why I teach the way I teach.
before coming to your first class, review this video which is meant to help you solidify and practice the five foundation skills of shooting. 5 foundation skills
You’ll want to have these locked into muscle memory before you come to the first class.
You’re already ahead of 95% of other gun owners in making the choice to get some serious training to be a better defender. I’ll be partnering with you to make that a reality.
what you will learn from this series:
Class 1
Situational Awareness
- OODA loop
- Observe
- Orient
- Decide
- Act
- Color Codes of Alertness
- White
- Yellow
- Orange
- Red
- distance affect danger
- Practices of Alertness
- Entrances
- Exits
- Transitions
- Avoidance
- Distance = Time to React
- Who looks like prey
- Who looks like a predator
Operating Your Pistol
- review of foundational skills
- stance
- isosceles
- weaver
- fighting
- hold
- 2-handed
- 1-handed (dom, non-dom)
- sighting
- sight alignment
- sight picture
- transitioning
- breathing
- hold while shooting
- trigger
- position
- press
- stance
- slide
- lock back
- slide release
- trigger
- preparation
- reset
- magazines
- loading
- insertion
- ammunition
- range ammo
- defense rounds
- field stripping
- magazine eject
- slide lock
- chamber check
- take down lever
- reassembly
- Overcoming Common Jams
- slap, rack, roll
- discuss holsters for next class
- secure holster (and belt)
- IWB
- OWB
- Shoulder
Class 2
Drawing & Shooting
- position of holster
- accessing
- grip
- presentation
- first shot – center mass
Class 3
Target Transitions and Followup Shots
- moving from target to target
- rapid followup/multitaps
Class 4
Sighted Fire/Flash Sighting/Point Shooting
- understand three different shooting styles & speeds
- sighted
- flash
- point
Distance is time
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- distance allows for more reaction time
- distance requires more accuracy
Retention Shooting
- anchor point
- support arm is shield
- round in chamber
- retreat while shooting
Class 5
Wrap and Refresh
- Dry Fire Methology
- Dry Fire Tactics
- Dry Fire Equipment
- Live Fire
- ball ammo vs defense ammo
- recoil management
- shot anticipation
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