I'm too tired, I'm too busy, I'm too poor, I'm afraid of looking incompetent...well, guess what? You're going to look pretty incompetent if you have to defend yourself and you can't - and you'll probably end up poor and tired.
The legacy firearms training paradigm is stagnant, static, reductionist, and based on decades-old data and methodologies. Change my mind.
"I live in a safe neighborhood," "I don't play stupid games," "it's just so unlikely," and other gambles. If you're not familiar with Pascal's [...]
"Stronger Together" Done Right I'm a member of American Contingency, founded by Mike Glover a few years ago. I run a local team here, [...]
"Everything you need to know about self-defense in one seminar!" When you think of learning self-defense, what comes to mind? Popular culture, as represented [...]
"Crime in Rapid City is out of control!" I see this a lot in the comments and posts on various social media apps, and [...]
"My daughter is going off to college, can you teach her some self defense moves?" I try not to get upset with people, but [...]
A Message to The People of Rapid City, Reading through the comments of several recent Facebook posts made by local law enforcement agencies, I [...]
For a long time it was a mystery to me why few people desire to improve themselves with actual, constructive training. It shouldn't have [...]
