We teach principle-based firearms training instead of technique based.  What’s the difference; simply put principles are universal and techniques are skills tailored/developed to/or by an individual.  We use principles to allow you to create your own techniques and master the pistol. We recognize that every person is uniquely built and where many techniques may fit many people, they may not be the “ideal” for that individual.  Stance is a perfect example.

 

Is this type of training right for me:

     Do you want to be able to protect your loved ones, your community, or yourself.

     Do you want to finally understand the why in shooting. Like, why am I pulling my shots           right/left or up/down etc. 

     You would like to shoot fast…and accurate.

     Are you interested in practical shooting, combat shooting, or competition shooting.

     Maybe you haven’t taken a formal class yet and want to take your skills to the next level.

     Perhaps you are a beginning shooter and want to create a solid foundation to save you         years of mistakes and fix bad habits.

 

I spent years trying to develop my shooting on my own.  I vetted online information, videos, and instructors.  I have found that while effective it isn’t the most efficient.  Often important details are missing or are not shown in complete context which equate to loss of time and creation of bad habits. I say, learn from other people’s mistakes and save you time, money, and effort. For example: I recently witnessed a student who was completely new to shooting an AR15.  In a span of three 8-hour courses was as efficient as I had been with 8+ years of police training with the same platform. Part of his rapid acceleration was he had no bad habits to overcome.

 

I guarantee your shooting will improve. If you apply principles taught you will without a doubt, be a more competent shooter, protector, and perhaps even feel reenergized and excited about the world of shooting.