Eating the Elephant
Recently seen on a forum: “I’m not going to worry about a few hundredths of a second with my splits.” What he really meant: “I…
Category: Learning
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Feelings
In this week’s Glock update, I mentioned that an accessory I added to the pistol — a modified Grip Force Adapter — did not feel as…
My Piece
I recently witnessed an unfortunate discussion an instructor was having with a student that reflects a common problem in the training community. The exchange went…
Pistol Training a Constitutionally Protected Right
OK, I’m more than a day late on this … three weeks late, actually. But today I finally got around to reading Ezell v. Chicago…
Why Training Matters
By now, we have all heard about the killing spree of madman Anders Behring Breivik last Friday. While media pundits will use this, vulture-like, to push forward…
QotD, Snark Edition
From Tam at view from the porch: In real life, the Great Stage Designer In The Sky might not have put some handy cover nearby…
Langdon Tactical
Long-time friend Ernest Langdon has put together a new website at langdontac.com to list course schedules, descriptions, and more. Ernest’s decision to begin teaching again…
Expert vs. Android
Surf finds the only possible way to make a clean 4.74-second run on the F.A.S.T. somehow look… slow? A 4.74 is outstanding and something very,…
Open
More than three years ago, pistol-training.com republished an article Rich Verdi originally wrote for the IALEFI Journal called Keep an Open Mind! This past weekend in…
Who Wants to Shoot Todd in the Face?
I will be attending Shivwork’s Armed Movement In Structures class next month in Virginia. This two day, twenty hour program is designed to give…