Articles
- Dealing with the Double-Action Trigger
- Attributes of the Combative Shooter
- Human Weapon System Part 1 : Command and Control
- Introduction to Functional Fitness
- Dare to Know!
- The Importance of Efficiency in Training
- Shooting: Balance of Speed and Precision
- The Ten Commandments of Street Survival, Part 1
- Martial Blade Concepts
- Don't Bring a Gun to a Knife Fight
Human Weapons System, Part 1: Command and Control
Time spent using the brain to modulate reflexes into responses is the best training for it.
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Stance and MovementRob Pincus demonstrates how to use the body to create a good shooting stance. |
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Comparing Pistol and Carbine Time to First ShotRob Pincus demonstrates how speed and accuracy are affected by your comfort level with various firearms. |
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Distractions in a Realistic EnvironmentThere are countless distractions that play a role during a dynamic critical incident. |
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Human Weapon Systems, Part 1HWS places anatomical and structural priority on certain parts of the body. |
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Attributes of the Combative ShooterBelieve in yourself & your ability to become a combative shooter. |
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Martial Blade ConceptsThe Filipino martial arts have a long tradition of edged-weapon training. |
