I don’t shoot fast just because I’m close and then slow down because I’m far. I engage the targets in a more strategic way using different levels of confirmation.

Dispelling myths and making the case for adding competition to your self-defense training.

Sharing a few lessons that have helped propel my development as a student and instructor.

My 1% gun is simply a gun I don't normally carry, but is a practical and realistic option that’s ready for special occasions.

If you don’t understand holds or mechanical offset, you don’t understand how to ensure your rounds go where you expect them to go at any distance.

Competitive or practical shooting is not a test of tactics. It is not a CQB course. It is, however, a pressure test of your foundational shooting skills.