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JANUARY 15 MAIN SANCTUARY MARKSMAN (CHINO, CA) W/ CLOAK AND DAGGER

JANUARY 15 MAIN SANCTUARY MARKSMAN (CHINO, CA) W/ CLOAK AND DAGGER

This class might be the rude awakening you need.

This class is specifically designed for members of those in church safety/response teams. Too often, I've heard of folks in these capacities who have learned from a retired military or law enforcement person on how to shoot and demonstrate an inflated sense of preparedness for something that nobody can be prepared enough for. Think you're fast enough? You proud of hitting a man-sized target out to 10 yards? Are you the best shooter in your group? Do you have any idea on how to know if you're even fast, accurate, or CONSISTENT? 

"Everything can work uncontested" -- some wise guy. 

Data from mass-casualty incidents in houses of worship as well as my personal experienced teaching elite units, private citizens, and response teams show clear trends:

  • Unconventional starts are extremely important  --> main sanctuary doors are typically in the rear of the room
  • Accuracy at distance is a great weakness for most shooters, but the average church hallway is 25+ yards
  • Most concealed carriers do not have an aggressive draw that establishes a group that produces accuracy at near OR far distances
  • The training for teams in these roles is far too infrequent 
  • The training is unorganized, unintentional, and sometimes even HARMFUL for improvement

If you or somebody you know serves in a response team or is a member at a congregation, this class's purpose is to bring the knowledge I've learned from some of the best competition shooters in the world such as JJ Racaza, Ben Stoeger, Tim Herron, Donovan Moore, Hwansik Kim, and more and curated and digested it to be relevant for your end use. It's the exact knowledge that has helped me achieve Master Class in USPSA from concealment in under 10 matches, and what can help you make sense of your own training to be prepared for that match or for real life. 

Please look through topics covered and formulate questions to ask in class. This time is for you. I have information for a set curriculum, but the pace and speed with which we go through everything OR EVEN WHETHER WE DITCH IT ALTOGETHER is all based on what serves y'all best!

Range Fee is $50 so please bring in cash to be collected day 1

Class dinner after with everyone, so please attend if you can!


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Topics Covered

  • Building consistency into speed 
  • The appendix/concealed + OWB draw, presentation, and reload (OWB also welcome)
  • Deep Dive into Grip, Sights, Trigger
  • Developing a mental signal for shooting + moving
  • Aggression at distance 
  • Transitions and throttle control - this is nearly 90 percent of shooting but one of the most underemphasized pillars of most peoples training
  • Intro to movement efficiency - We get into a little USPSA action and help find the happy medium between full gamer and tactardtician 
  • How to train
  • Breaking through plataeus 
  • Equipment considerations - how much does gear matter, and what do I recommend for guns, optics, belts, holsters, ammo, maintenance.

Gear Requirements

Please Bring:

  1. Your carry gun - the one you actually carry, or will carry. 
  2. Backup pistol 
  3. The right inside-the-waistband holster for your pistol - no leather or serpa allowed for safety reasons
  4. 550+ rounds of your chosen caliber
  5. Eyes and Ears (other PPE, hat, sunscreen)
  6. Good quality shoes with tread - we may be shooting on the move and the terrain and weather may be less than ideal
  7. Folding chair if you’d like to sit
  8. Note taking equipment. Video recording is also encouraged.
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