Cold Weather Training.
Hopefully everyone had a nice Thanksgiving and is spending time with family and friends. It may be a little colder out now, but that doesn’t…
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Fast and Accurate, or Careful?
We all want to shoot fast and accurately, but does fast and accurate matter? If you are in a competition, it usually does. If you…
LTT P30L LEM
Now that most of the work is done with the Kel-Tecs, it is time to get back to some training. In that vein, a new…
Certificates
Justin over at SwiftSilentDeadly.com recently posted about the importance of issuing certificates at the end of a class. As usual, Justin has a good take…
Accuracy vs. Speed Part Deux.
You may agree with my last post on this matter, or you may disagree, but either way, what do you have to do to improve…
Mental Concepts in Training (Part 4)
To wrap up this fairly superficial look at some mental training concepts, we have two more ideas to explore. Quality, not quantity is likely something…
Kids and Shooting
I was recently asked about when and how to introduce kids to shooting, and with limited experience of my own, here goes. If they aren’t…
Tenicor Velo 5
I’m sure you are familiar with Tenicor, as they make some of the best quality and best-designed CCW equipment on the market. I have been…
Police Charity Competition
Last weekend I had the privilege to compete on the Kansas City Missouri Police Department (KCMO) Pistol team for the annual Special Olympics charity shoot.…
Mental Concepts in Training, Part 3.
Continuing our look at the “softer” side of training, if you want to win, you need to find small, short-term things to win at. Small…