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Dynamic Drills Day 5-19-2019 Lytle Creek Photos
Dynamic Drills Day 4-28-2019 Lytle Creek Photos
Fighting Rifle Skill Builder 3-10-2019 Houston Photos
Dynamic Drills Day 4-6-2019 San Jose Photos

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When we say “Carbine”, what does it mean, and why do you care? Beginners commonly think #AR15’s and other similar carbines are “too much” for self defense, so let’s clear up some myths.

The nice thing about working with inexperienced students is that they don’t know that they are not good at something… it sounds obvious right? Yet more experienced students come to me and say “I’m not good at my left side” or “I’ve never shot left handed before”. And to that I say, well if you were good at it, you wouldn’t be here in class, right? How many of you honestly will use these skills in a real fight? Hopefully very few, but how many of you will encounter a difficult challenge later down the road, and you’ll think back to this discomfort and struggle during your weapons training, and think to yourself… that was rough, but I struggled through it, and then it became easy as time went on. So too, today I’ll struggle, with whatever this new challenge is, but tomorrow and the next day if I continue to struggle things will get easier. … then one day, you’ll look back and say “wow….look at how far I’ve come”. #growth #training #hardship #struggle

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"Brian was able to work with my injured friend so that he could experience the class despite crutches, and was able to adjust to each student as needed. Excellent class for those who already carry pepper-spray, or for those (like me) who thought they didn't need or know how to use it."

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