by Monarch Defense | Feb 13, 2017 | Self Defense Topics
Defensive firearms instructor Brian Wang delivers a fantastic fumble and recovery while demonstrating an exercise on 2/4/17 Dynamic Drills Day! Lesson learned, wipe the majority of dirt off on your jeans, and a glock will still work fine. See the hand change at...
by Monarch Defense | Jan 28, 2017 | Self Defense Topics
The secret to mastery is slow, meticulous and precise repetition of the basic fundamentals upon which all other techniques are built. Train your body to be consistent, and when it comes time to be fast, it will already know what to do. Looking to learn more? Contact...
by Monarch Defense | Jan 12, 2017 | Self Defense Topics
Key points: Work cautiously if you want to try this at your home (range). Cause the gun to jam (failure to eject) by clamping down firmly on the slide with your support hand, staying clear of the muzzle, and firing one round into a safe direction. Attempt to engage...
by Monarch Defense | Jan 5, 2017 | Self Defense Topics
You don’t need to be violent in nature to understand the nature of violence. Most of us strive to do right, settle our conflicts peacefully, and live in “safe neighborhoods”. Violent crime is something confined to the realm of bad television and tall...
by Monarch Defense | Dec 12, 2016 | Self Defense Topics
No matter how highly we think of ourselves, and how motivated or skilled we are as subject matter experts, when it comes down to business the customers needs, rather than our idealistic fantasy, dictate reality. This morning an impressionable young man called me very...
by Monarch Defense | Nov 19, 2016 | Self Defense Topics
TLDR: Carry ammo for your BUG. Speed strips are compact, functional. Scalpel hold for dexterity, load only four rounds for speed. Brian Wang is a full time firearms and self-defense instructor who resides in the San Francisco bay area. He is trained under the Massad...