SHOOTING COURSES
a. Safety and safe gun handling
b. Different handguns and their parts
c. Proper firearm handling
i. Loading and unloading
ii. Malfunction clearing (jams)
iii. Clearing and checking if a firearm is clear
iv. Transporting
d. The seven fundamentals of pistol marksmanship
e. 50 rounds of live fire to build skills
f. Goal: Provide you with the skills to be a safe, confident shooter.
a. Learn all of the Basic Handgun material in a women-only environment
b. Gain knowledge from our top-level female instructors
c. Class is taught about the issues that affect women shooters, specifically
d. Ask questions to female instructors who have carried concealed and shot for years
e. Goal: Start your journey to gun mastery in a lady-friendly environment
a. Tactical handling of your weapon
b. Weapon manipulations
c. Weapon positions
d. 100 rounds of live fire to hone fundamentals and learn weapon manipulations
e. Goal: To better prepare you for the Defensive Series courses
4. Defensive Handgun Level 1 (DH1)
a. Class covers combative mindset, situational awareness, and tactical employment of your EDC (Every Day Carry) equipment
b. Shooting portion is designed for your Carry Gun, not your race gun
c. Simple, realistic drills that will challenge your skills
d. 150 rounds of live-fire training to better learn how to draw from the holster efficiently
e. Goal: Train you for a realistic defensive engagement with what you carry every day
f. Prerequisites: Intermediate Handgun Course.
5. Defensive Handgun Level 2 (DH2)
a. The class covers O.O.D.A Loop — a process where your mind perceives and uses information and how it relates to a critical event
b. The shooting portion adds movement to your skill set, to move to cover and make yourself a more challenging target
c. Moving off the “X,” shooting on the move, shooting around cover
d. 200 rounds of live fire to hone your ability to function in a changing, dynamic event
e. Goal: Add movement to your skill set for a force multiplier when you need it most
f. Prerequisite: Defensive Handgun Level 1
b. The shooting portion adds movement to your skill set, to move to cover and make yourself a more challenging target
c. Moving off the “X,” shooting on the move, shooting around cover
d. 200 rounds of live fire to hone your ability to function in a changing, dynamic event
e. Goal: Add movement to your skill set for a force multiplier when you need it most
f. Prerequisite: Defensive Handgun Level 1
6. Defensive Handgun Level 3 (DH3) — Coming Soon!
a. Prerequisite: Defensive Handgun, Level 2
NON-SHOOTING COURSES
a. Learn situation awareness
b. Observe and act before it’s too late
c. Learn common tactics used by criminals
d. Non-live fire
e. Goal: Gain knowledge of easy ways to be a hard target
b. Observe and act before it’s too late
c. Learn common tactics used by criminals
d. Non-live fire
e. Goal: Gain knowledge of easy ways to be a hard target
a. Learn how to disassemble, clean, and assemble YOUR gun
b. All training is done with your privately owned weapon
c. Ask ALL the questions you might not be comfortable asking: that’s why we made this class!
d. Goal: Gain skills and comfort with your new gun.
b. All training is done with your privately owned weapon
c. Ask ALL the questions you might not be comfortable asking: that’s why we made this class!
d. Goal: Gain skills and comfort with your new gun.
3. A.L.I.V.E. Seminar
a. Learn the skills you need to survive an active shooter.
b. This class is for school, church, security detail, and business staff or anyone that wants to be prepared for active shooter situations.
c. Available in the following settings:
i. In-person
ii. Webinar
iii. Online
ii. Webinar
iii. Online
d. Goal: To give all students the confidence and techniques to survive an active shooter.
PRIVATE SKILLS CLINICS: REFRESHING AND TUNING SKILLS LEARNED
1. Fundamentals Skills Clinic
a. Did you take the Basic Handgun Course but could use a tune-up?
b. A quick review of the safety and the fundamentals.
c. 50 rounds of live fire drills to fine-tune your skills.
d. Prerequisite: Basic Handgun
b. A quick review of the safety and the fundamentals.
c. 50 rounds of live fire drills to fine-tune your skills.
d. Prerequisite: Basic Handgun
2. Defensive Skills Clinic (DSC)
a. Want more drills after DH1?
b. A quick review of holster technique and safety
c. Live-fire drills to hone your draw skills
d. Students will get individual critiques to better their abilities
e. Students doing well will be challenged to their abilities
f. 100 rounds of live-fire drills to fine-tune your defensive skills
g. DSC suggested for anyone whose taken DH1, DH2, or DH3
h. Prerequisite: Defensive Handgun Level 1
*Important: Please purchase your seat in your preferred class/course as early as possible. Some courses have a maximum of 6 or 8 students, while others allow more. If a class/course has no students enrolled 24 hours before the class/course, that class/course will be removed completely. This allows for proper planning of instructor staff and logistics involved with the class. Thank you!
b. A quick review of holster technique and safety
c. Live-fire drills to hone your draw skills
d. Students will get individual critiques to better their abilities
e. Students doing well will be challenged to their abilities
f. 100 rounds of live-fire drills to fine-tune your defensive skills
g. DSC suggested for anyone whose taken DH1, DH2, or DH3
h. Prerequisite: Defensive Handgun Level 1
*Important: Please purchase your seat in your preferred class/course as early as possible. Some courses have a maximum of 6 or 8 students, while others allow more. If a class/course has no students enrolled 24 hours before the class/course, that class/course will be removed completely. This allows for proper planning of instructor staff and logistics involved with the class. Thank you!
FIREARMS & AMMUNITION:
If you need to rent a firearm before the class, it is imperative you show up early to ensure:
- The firearm that best suits you is available
- You are not late for the class
- The front desk staff has enough time to supply you with the appropriate paperwork and enter you into the system before the class.
If you bring ammunition, it MUST be brass-cased ammunition. If you are unsure what ammunition you are bringing, let the front desk staff know that you are unsure, and they will check the ammunition to ensure you ONLY have brass-cased ammunition.
- NO STEEL-CASED AMMO ALLOWED
- NO ALUMINUM-CASED AMMO ALLOWED
Happy Training!