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Practice for Peak Performance

A sound training program relies on very basic principles. View Content

Armed Citizen Response in Public Environments

Not from ABC News. Author conducted his own experiment and details the results here.Photo: author I recently came across a video produced by ABC News a couple of years ago.... View Content

Situational Awareness Training and Evaluating Human Behavior

On 23 September 2013, a 30-year-old man named Nikhom Thephakaysone was riding on a crowded commuter train in San Francisco. Surveillance video recorded the man drawing a large-frame pistol from... View Content

Unintentional Discharges, Part 2

One of the training weapons. Fit and function are identical to a live weapon, but it only fires the non-lethal training cartridge pictured. Cartridge leaves colored marking wax on the... View Content

Shooting from Vehicles: Basic Techniques

I would like to cover some basic techniques for shooting from vehicles. The topic could fill much more space than I have here, so I intend to hit the highlights.... View Content

Unintentional Discharges: The Mutant Cousin Under the Basement Stairs

I would like to discuss something that, in firearms instructing circles, seems to be the metaphorical mutant cousin living under the basement stairs. It’s something that many instructors (and shooters)... View Content

Human Error in High-Stress Encounters

In my previous article, Psychological Principles of Combat Training, we looked at some basic human behaviors and how to design training and practice regimens that take advantage of those behaviors.... View Content

Psychological Principles of Combat Training

What I hope to impart to the reader in the next 1490 (or so) words is a better understanding of some of the psychological principles that provide the framework for... View Content