Interesting....
Could you give a description of what "getting on them" means?
I've only done a two day training with him, but even in that short of a time span I learned that he'll ask you what the window you are licking tastes like when you do something wrong....
Sounds familiar.- As previously mentioned, once we got started I got yanked out of my comfort zone pretty quick. After a quick warmup, you’re doing stuff most of us don’t get the chance to do on our square ranges at home.
I had the same experience in the AK class. I was extremely frustrated with my performance because I have a number of training courses under my belt and yet I felt like a rank noob. I thought it was mostly the unfamiliar platform, but Larry's approach to movement and a number of other things is different than what I have trained on before.
It's possible, I suppose, to become too familiar and too comfortable with certain ways of doing things. Having someone come along and shake things up a bit is a good thing.
Larry doesn't like to have people burn too much ammo during a course. When we took the AK class he said that he tries to stick to a max of around 400 rounds a day because in his experience that's the most useful shooting you can get out of someone in a single day.- Two rifle magazines plus one in the gun, 4-5 1911 mags plus one in the gun seemed to be enough to not hold up the rest of the group.
I would be interested in hearing exactly what about the course challenged folks, as in what particular drills the found monkeying them up, etc.
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