Videos tagged with Coach

This video appears to be a personal vlog where the creator is sharing an emotional experience of informing their coach about a loss at a competitive event called 'Worlds.' Given the title, it's likely a sports-related context, possibly involving individual performance and the pressure of competition. The content will focus on the creator's feelings, the conversation with their coach, and the aftermath of the defeat. It's unlikely to contain firearms content.

This video appears to be a personal vlog or a brief encounter where the creator meets one of their favorite coaches. The title and description provide very little information about firearms, suggesting the content is likely not focused on gun reviews, shooting, or related technical topics. The emoji indicates enthusiasm for the meeting, implying a positive personal interaction rather than a product-focused segment.

This video documents a Jiu-Jitsu practitioner's journey from January to April, highlighting extensive travel to various dojos and training with multiple coaches across different states. The creator expresses deep gratitude for the opportunities, lessons learned, and friendships made. Specific locations and academies mentioned include Raleigh, NC; Miami, FL; Phoenix, AZ; Los Angeles, CA; Tarzana, CA; Torrance, CA; Sacramento, CA; Elk Grove, CA; and Oklahoma City, OK, with several coaches named. The overall theme is personal growth and appreciation within the Jiu-Jitsu community.

This YouTube video highlights Coach Rafael Lovato Jr. for those in the local area. The description is minimal, suggesting a focus on promoting his presence or services. Without a transcript or further details, it's difficult to ascertain the specific firearms or topics covered, but the mention of a coach implies potential training or skill development in a related field.

This video highlights the work of "Master, Coach J Hunt." While specific details about firearms, calibers, or activities are not provided in the description, the title strongly suggests content related to firearm instruction or demonstration by an experienced coach. The video likely showcases J Hunt's expertise and techniques in a firearms-related context, possibly at a range or training facility. Further analysis would require access to the video content itself.

This guide, presented by Coach from Tactical Hyve, details the importance of optic height on modern carbines. It explains absolute and lower third co-witness, advocating for higher mounts to maintain an upright head position for better mobility and compatibility with night vision. The discussion extends to magnified optics and backup sighting solutions, emphasizing that consistent training is paramount for effective use.

This episode of the Three of Seven Podcast features Sarah Dorough, a trainer, coach, entrepreneur, gymnast, and Christian. The description focuses on her personal achievements and encourages listeners to follow her on Instagram and visit her website. It also highlights the podcast's Patreon for exclusive content and mentions Salty Britches as a sponsor, providing details on their product and a discount code. The episode also promotes an upcoming event called "The Proving Grounds 2 Troop."

This guide details the use of 3M Peltor Electronic Earplugs, as demonstrated by Coach from Tactical Hyve. It covers inspection, charging, fitting, operation, and basic maintenance. The video highlights the advantages of electronic earplugs over traditional foam or over-the-ear muffs, particularly their ability to allow conversation while protecting hearing from loud impulse noises. The speaker, an experienced firearms instructor, provides practical insights into their functionality and value.