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Women & Shooting, Part 4: Feedback

You’ve got a gun? There goes the neighborhood! View Content

Blurred Lines: Unarmed Training for the Armed

Every time I attend a seminar, coach’s clinic or instructor’s conference, one thing is for certain: It’s never the same. View Content

Women & Shooting, Part 3: Holster Selection

IWB holster: Great concealment and comfort.Photo: author Have you ever thought that female holster options for concealed carry could be better? Maybe you’ve thought that the only holsters made for... View Content

Women & Shooting, Part 2: First Range Experience

Photo: authorThis is the second article in a series aimed at helping new shooters become comfortable with the idea of not only engaging people in the shooting community, but also... View Content

Women & Shooting, Part 1: Getting to the Range

C’mon in. Range staff want to help. Hi. My name is Julie, and I’m a shooter. (“Hi, Julie.”) I’m being a little dramatic to make a point here, but sometimes... View Content

Hip Maximization in Unarmed Self Defense

Knees alone can be painful. But adding the hips as you follow through the move will increase the pain, allowing for less frequent and more powerful blows. Photo: courtesy authorYou’ve... View Content

Armed or Unarmed: Simple Self Defense Drills Pay Off

Simple equipment can sometimes be the most effective.What makes you proficient at your particular skill set for personal defense? How did you get to your level of knowledge or skill?... View Content

About Being Curious...Adding New Skills to Your Personal Defense Plan

When was the last time you stepped outside your comfort zone and tried your hand at a new form of personal defense? Yes, I know my audience here, and I... View Content