10 Tips on Situational Awareness to Avoid Being Caught Off Guard
While traveling across the United States, I’ve noticed that people’s level of attention to their surroundings is decreasing. This applies not only to a […]
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Category: Mindset
Discipline vs. Motivation in Combat Shooting
Combat shooting training is still often approached in an amateurish manner by both instructors and trainees. This places shooters in positions of unnecessary risk […]
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Four levels of students
Have you ever observed that certain individuals seem to progress more effectively in honing their shooting abilities? What do you think contributes to this […]
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Principles of Physical Training
People often proudly declare, “This is just a tool; I am the weapon.” It sounds quite impressive, doesn’t it? However, I’ve noticed that many […]
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Bug out back checklist Infographic
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4 Student Levels Infographic
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Cognitive Training, In-Combat Decision Making, and the OODA Loop
I often tell my students that learning to fight is all about learning how to think about it. Combat must be won with the […]
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Women and Firearms: Enhancing Female Empowerment through Firearms Proficiency and Self-Defense Knowledge
In an era where women are striving for empowerment and asserting their rights, the significance of self-defense education cannot be overstated. This discourse delves […]
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We train to kill – Introduction to Combat Mindset
Did you find the title too strong? Then you are training wrong. The literature on the reality of armed combat is extensive, providing examples […]
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Nullius in verba – What does our motto mean?
Founded on November 28, 1660, the Royal Society of London for Improving Natural Knowledge is an institution with the goal of producing scientific knowledge. […]
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