National Safety Month Gun Safety Campaign

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Safety Solutions Academy is the name of my company and it shouldn't…
Thunderbird Guns

0346 – Modifying training to ensure safety with Daniel Shaw

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If you spend any reasonable amount of time training with firearms,…

How are you improving yourself?

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Aristotle said: "Whatever we learn to do, we learn by actually…
Adam Wilson Army Sniper

0336 – Warrior Summit and Long Range Shooting With Army Sniper Adam Wilson of 1MOA Solutions

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In order to help and promote the upcoming Warrior Summit this…

Getting the Most From Your Concealed Carry Class

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Hey folks I wanted to give you a heads up that I have posted…

Introduction to Home Defense Handgun Course, March 10th

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Introduction to Home Defense Handguns is a course that will teach you about the best home defense handguns and how to use them more efficiently in a home defense scenario.

0327 – SHOT Show 2013 An Interview with Rob Pincus and Kyle Lamb

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Hey folks - I had the opportunity to sit down with Kyle Lamb…

0315 – LaserLyte Training Aids NASGW Interview

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Trigger control can be an issue for many shooters when it comes to precision and shooting. Although there can be a hyper-focus on precision in defensive shooting, it is an issue that needs to be addressed. Getting the hit when the target dictates precision based on size or distance is a complex motor skill that requires the defensive shooter to maintain proper sight alignment and sight picture while pressing the trigger to the rear. Any deviation in the sights during the trigger press results in deviation on the target. Too much deviation and the shot is a miss. Many people believe that the proper solution to this issue is dry fire practice and to some degree they are correct. The issue with dry firing, however, is that there is very little feedback to the shooter. Thousands of rounds of dry fire practice isn't going to help you if what you are doing is WRONG! Today we will take a look at how the products that LaserLyte produces can give you the quality feedback you need to help make your dry fire practice more efficient.

0309 – CFS Instructor Conference AAR

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I really enjoy learning. This past weekend, I had the opportunity to really focus in time effort and energy into learning about topics that I love from a great bunch of people. I.C.E. Training put on a great Instructor Development Conference. I am motivated and looking forward to the action I will be taking over the next year!

0298 – AAR ICE Training’s Extreme Close Quarters Tactics Course Day 2 and the Skill Development Cycle

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There are very few courses out there that effectively teach, develop and then evaluate skills. When we start dealing with the challenging world of Extreme Close Quarters Tactics field gets narrowed even further. Rob Picus has spent the past decade developing and packaging his Extreme Close Quarters Tactics Course to not only teach efficient techniques but also to teach them in an efficient manner.

0297 – AAR on ICE Training Extreme Close Quarters Tactics Course

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So I should be running on fumes. Long, strenuous day. Instead of being worn out, I am energized. I was pusehed to emotional. mental and physical limits today and i expect more tomorrow. Seriously, is tomorrow Christmas? Tune in for AAR fro ICE Training Extreme Close Quarters AAR Day 1 and like me, get ready for day 2!