This course is about learning to shoot fast and accurately at realistic speeds… the speeds that actually need to happen when the target isn’t standing still indefinitely. The techniques of what it takes to shoot 4,5 or even 6 shots per second ACCURATELY will be discussed in great detail and the student will have a better understanding of what that actually takes to accomplish. It is designed around the ultimate and equal balance of accuracy and speed that is applicable just as much to LE/Military training as it is to practical shooting competition. If you carry/use a handgun in any way, shape or form and you flat out want to be a better more realistic shooter come take this class taught by a World Champion/ Former Police-SWAT Officer and you will benefit.

This course will focus on all that is needed to excel in Practical Pistol shooting competition. Fundamentals and techniques will be discussed in great detail and students will not only learn the “how” but also the “why” of certain aspects of shooting. Geared mostly towards competitors in USPSA, IPSC and IDPA the rules, equipment, strategy and nuances of these disciplines will be thoroughly covered. From dryfire to basic classifier drills to shooting actual stages it is all a part of this class. Last but not least match strategy and the all important “mental game” will be talked about as well. Regardless of where you’re at skill wise this course contains what you need to take yourself to the next level.

This course is geared towards the LE/Military Operator who must continually go into harm’s way. Being able to operate and truly “run” a pistol is the primary focus here. Pistol shooting fundamentals and especially techniques are covered extensively. The proper balance of accuracy and speed is discussed in detail and will be put to the test in various shooting exercises. Many exercises are designed to improve the skill and comfort level of an Officers ability to shoot on the move as well as just move efficiently with a pistol in their hands. The most important aspect in all of shooting though is the ability to perform under pressure; it is of course absolutely paramount. However there are few ways to truly induce pressure on someone to perform with a “real” gun in a controlled environment. This will also be discussed and put to the test in various “competitive” exercises that may be beyond the comfort zone of many. If you’re seriously looking to become a better more confident pistol shooter you will benefit from this course.