EPISODE 35
JOHN’S LESSONS FROM WATCHING 17,000 FIGHTS
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Imagery and Instructor Development with Brian Willis
EPISODE 41IMAGERY AND INSTRUCTOR DEVELOPMENT WITH BRIAN WILLISWANT A SHOOTING COACH THAT FITS IN YOUR POCKET? We are excited to announce our new partnership with Mantis! The MantisX is a small device that will give you feedback on your shooting in live and dry fire...
read moreOn Valor
Mike and Jim examine courage, bravery, and valor. Can it be taught? We go over a few examples and also discuss the element of choice. There are some leadership/moral courage lessons in here as well.
read moreThomas Yoxall: A dark and cold morning on the side of the highway…
Thomas Yoxall is a regular guy who makes his living as a photo journalist and enjoys shooting in his free time. He carries a concealed Glock 26 and takes that responsibility seriously – Which is a good thing, because on January 12, 2017, he was driving along Interstate 10 enroute to California when he saw a State Trooper in serious trouble. DPS Officer Ed Andersson had been shot, pistol whipped, and was in a close-quarters fight for his life until Thomas drove by and stopped to help. Concealed weapon carriers and police officers alike need to hear this story.
read moreJohn Correia runs Active Self Protection (ASP), a massive YouTube channel analyzing self defense encounters from all over the world. He’s taken notes on 17,000 gunfights caught on camera, and he’s going to share some of those lessons with us in tonight’s episode. Link to John’s video discussed in the show here.
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