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03-14-11, 02:18
Hi guys,
We're at it again, working on making better shooters and gun handlers of everyone.
Today, I present to you the Advanced Practical Skills Development course.
The objective of this course shall be to refine and improve the student's
gun handling and precision speed shooting skills (as presented in our
Practical Fundamentals Course) via immersion in a focused, high round count
program of scored standard exercises and personalized off-line coaching. The
student will be conducted through an intense, progressively challenging set
of 16 different timed standard exercise drills, fired in rotating relays
throughout the two day training period. Each successive cycle will be fired
at progressively greater distances and / or smaller target areas each day
out to 50 yards. These drills encompass the primary set of core practical
pistol skills, including: time-pressure reloads, strong and support hand
shooting, malfunction clearing using dummy rounds, multiple target
engagements, movement to cover, barricade work and supported-position
shooting.
The second day will end with a tough, fun practical scenario
to test your skills and your nerve.
Prerequisites:
Previous Practical Fundamentals attendance, or verifiable,
safe practical pistol skills with a demonstrable understanding of proper
trigger management and ability to shoot accurately.
When:
July 23 and 24, 2011
Where:
Project 2000 Shooting Range
SanDiego, CA
What you'll need:
Rounds: 1200
Equipment: A reliable and safe service pistol, and...
Vertical-drop Kydex holster and multiple magazine pouches on a proper gun belt
8 magazines (Minimum) and magazine loading tool
Cleaning kit and gun grease / lubricant
Electronic hearing protectors
Eye protection, hat, sunscreen, hand towel
Well-fitting glove for support hand
Knee and elbow pads
and 20 bucks in four, $5 bills
Notes from the Author of this Course:
Just to be clear on the concept, the objectives for this course are in
stark contrast to the process and understanding-oriented Practical
Fundamentals ("PF") format. By nature it's difficult for me to let people
struggle, and indeed in our PF course we won't let our students fail.
However, Jerry Jones has helped me to realize that we can't grow our skills
beyond our limits unless we know what those limits are. Our goal for the
Advanced Practical Skills Development course is to break your skills down to
the failure point and then help you build them up to a higher level. You'll
find the APSD to be very different in feel and much more intensely focused
than the previous advanced courses we've developed this from.
-Bruce Gray
- Master Instructor - OpSpec Training
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If anybody is interested in this course, please contact me at Scott@opspectraining.com for information on signing up and visit our web site at opspectraining.com
Scott
We're at it again, working on making better shooters and gun handlers of everyone.
Today, I present to you the Advanced Practical Skills Development course.
The objective of this course shall be to refine and improve the student's
gun handling and precision speed shooting skills (as presented in our
Practical Fundamentals Course) via immersion in a focused, high round count
program of scored standard exercises and personalized off-line coaching. The
student will be conducted through an intense, progressively challenging set
of 16 different timed standard exercise drills, fired in rotating relays
throughout the two day training period. Each successive cycle will be fired
at progressively greater distances and / or smaller target areas each day
out to 50 yards. These drills encompass the primary set of core practical
pistol skills, including: time-pressure reloads, strong and support hand
shooting, malfunction clearing using dummy rounds, multiple target
engagements, movement to cover, barricade work and supported-position
shooting.
The second day will end with a tough, fun practical scenario
to test your skills and your nerve.
Prerequisites:
Previous Practical Fundamentals attendance, or verifiable,
safe practical pistol skills with a demonstrable understanding of proper
trigger management and ability to shoot accurately.
When:
July 23 and 24, 2011
Where:
Project 2000 Shooting Range
SanDiego, CA
What you'll need:
Rounds: 1200
Equipment: A reliable and safe service pistol, and...
Vertical-drop Kydex holster and multiple magazine pouches on a proper gun belt
8 magazines (Minimum) and magazine loading tool
Cleaning kit and gun grease / lubricant
Electronic hearing protectors
Eye protection, hat, sunscreen, hand towel
Well-fitting glove for support hand
Knee and elbow pads
and 20 bucks in four, $5 bills
Notes from the Author of this Course:
Just to be clear on the concept, the objectives for this course are in
stark contrast to the process and understanding-oriented Practical
Fundamentals ("PF") format. By nature it's difficult for me to let people
struggle, and indeed in our PF course we won't let our students fail.
However, Jerry Jones has helped me to realize that we can't grow our skills
beyond our limits unless we know what those limits are. Our goal for the
Advanced Practical Skills Development course is to break your skills down to
the failure point and then help you build them up to a higher level. You'll
find the APSD to be very different in feel and much more intensely focused
than the previous advanced courses we've developed this from.
-Bruce Gray
- Master Instructor - OpSpec Training
------------------------------------------------------
If anybody is interested in this course, please contact me at Scott@opspectraining.com for information on signing up and visit our web site at opspectraining.com
Scott