Build skill that holds up.
Practical, performance-based handgun and carbine training for shooters and agencies that want more than a collection of drills. The goal is better execution, better diagnosis and a training process you can continue using after class ends.
Training built around the problem you are trying to solve.
Individual Shooters
Classes for shooters who already have a foundation and want to improve accuracy at speed, movement, execution and the quality of their practice.
The work is principles-based rather than built around one prescribed technique. You will experiment, learn what changes performance and build the ability to diagnose your own shooting.
For Law Enforcement Agencies
Training and consulting for agencies that want to improve firearms instruction, develop their instructors and build a more useful way to evaluate shooting performance.
The goal isn’t to turn a police firearms program into a competition program. It’s to apply the parts of performance shooting that make sense to the job: clearer standards, better diagnosis and feedback that gives shooters something they can actually use.
Performance On Demand.
Performance on Demand: Speed
- A performance-focused pistol course covering the principles that drive accurate, efficient shooting at speed. The class is scaled to the shooter rather than a fixed performance standard.
- You’ll work on: Accuracy at speed · Vision · Target transitions · Predictive & Reactive shooting · Movement · Self-diagnosis · How to evaluate your performance · How to practice
- Who it’s for: Shooters with an established foundation who want to improve performance and develop a better practice process.
Performance on Demand: Application
- A performance-focused pistol course emphasizing the application of shooting skills through movement. It covers many of the same principles as Performance on Demand: Speed, but places greater demands on execution and spends substantially more time combining those skills while the shooter is moving.
- You’ll work on: Shooting on the move · Entries & exits · Transitions between positions · Vision during movement · Layering complexity · Scenarios · Execution
- Who it’s for: Shooters with an established foundation who want to apply shooting skills in more dynamic problems and improve execution while moving.
Performance Shooting Instructor Development
The first two days cover the same performance-shooting concepts included in Performance on Demand: Speed. This establishes a common understanding of the skills before the focus shifts from performing them to teaching them.
Day three examines the instructor side of the equation: how to explain concepts clearly, demonstrate skills with purpose, observe shooter behavior, diagnose performance, provide useful feedback and help students experiment without simply prescribing technique.
The goal is to develop instructors who understand not only what they are teaching, but why they are teaching it and how to recognize whether it is working.
INSTRUCTOR FOCUS
Teaching concepts · Demonstration · Observation · Diagnosis · Feedback · Coaching
OPTIONAL DAY 4: CURRICULUM & PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
An additional working day with agency staff to review the existing firearms program, identify gaps or opportunities for improvement and assist with curriculum updates. This can include course structure, skill development, evaluation, instructor methodology and integration of performance-shooting principles into the agency’s existing program.
Principles first. Feedback that means something.
01 / Understand
Know what the skill requires and what useful performance actually looks like.
02 / Experiment
Work inside clear principles while testing technique, pressure, pace and execution for yourself.
03 / Diagnose
Learn to read the result, identify the cause and make a useful correction without waiting for someone else to tell you what happened.
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