Podcast 223 Realities of Firearms Training

Click Here Get Notes by EmailToday: The reality of firearms training is there should different levels, types, and goals for training with different people.  Not about learning styles but about how much effort we are going to put into our training over a lifetime.  How we train and teach should be done to the amount of time, effort, and money that is to be allocated to the task.

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Outline:

How we train and teach should be done to the amount of time, effort, and money that is to be allocated to the task.

4 Kinds of self defense people:

• Lifers – People that make it their life’s work to be the best they can be at their station in life.
• Professionals – Those people that treat it as part of their jogs. They schedule time like it’s a part time job and work on it every week, month, and year of their lives.
• Hobbyist – People that work on it from time to time because it’s fun.
• Dabbler – Buy a gun and take a class and then go to the range for fun and don’t worry about it.

Different Ways to Train People

• All want to have fun, but in different Ways
  • Lifers – Want a challenge to make it fun (something so challenging, it maybe impossible).
  • Professionals – want to make a real-world association
  • Hobbyist – Want to see improvement to have fun
  • Dabbler – Wants to accomplish something to have fun
• Course Creation
  • Lifer – As hard as it can be… with the impossible in there just to see their limits
  • Professional – Everything challenging but doable
  • Hobbyist – Culmination at the end… crawl, walk, run method
  • Dabbler – Each drill being fun and easily accomplished
• Skills Desired
  • Lifer – Best of the Best… Won’t except anything but shooting with the best and pushing themselves and everyone around them
  • Professional – Be able to see that they can handle anything in their world
  • Hobbyist – Enough skill to know that they can take on almost anything
  • Dabbler – False skills that says they can do what needs to be done

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Stay Safe,

Ben

Source: http://modernselfprotection.com/2018/03/10/podcast-223-realities-of-firearms-training/