Videos tagged with Defensive Training

Drawing on 3.5 years and over 300,000 rounds, Miles from Tactical Hyve shares six key lessons for more effective firearms training. He emphasizes prioritizing deliberate practice over attending numerous classes, focusing on one weapon platform at a time, and specializing in a single training style (e.g., competitive shooting) to build proficiency faster. The advice also includes understanding underlying principles over debating techniques, learning from competitive shooters early, and engaging in force-on-force training from the outset for realistic scenario preparedness.

This video discusses the,"Teachers Empowered Against Classroom Harm (TEACH) Act of 2023," a bill submitted by Congressman Andy Ogles. The legislation aims to harden schools by allowing teachers and school staff to participate in defensive training programs. It proposes federal funding for training, instructor fees, and supplies, while respecting constitutional carry rights. The bill is supported by Gun Owners of America and several other representatives, who argue it's a proactive measure against school violence.

This video provides practical defensive training techniques using the Mantis Laser Academy. The instructor emphasizes moving beyond static range practice to simulate real-world scenarios, including drawing from various positions, movement, and utilizing cover. The Mantis system is highlighted as a versatile tool for consistent, cost-effective practice at home.

This video, titled and described as "Accountability," focuses on the importance of understanding the nuances of principles when building any skill set. It directly promotes Achilles Heel Tactical for training, providing their website and Instagram handle. The video also credits the videographer, John Shoyer. The core message revolves around the foundational elements of skill development and the need for comprehensive understanding.

This video from Active Self Protection features John Correia, an evidence-based defensive trainer, discussing a robbery incident where full compliance did not prevent a fatality. The video highlights the importance of preparedness beyond mere compliance and promotes Mantis training products like the X10 sensor and Blackbeard auto-resetting trigger for skill development.

This video analyzes a tragic carjacking incident in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where the victim was fatally shot. Instructor John Correia, an expert in evidence-based defensive training, breaks down the dangers of transitional spaces, the concept of a 'no-win' scenario (Kobayashi Maru), and emphasizes the critical importance of situational awareness, carrying medical supplies, and maintaining spiritual preparedness for unpredictable life-threatening encounters.

This video discusses the suitability of .22 caliber handguns for defensive training. While acknowledging their strengths for learning to shoot, practice, and competitive events like Steel Challenge, the creator argues that the minimal recoil of a .22 doesn't adequately prepare shooters for the recoil management required in defensive scenarios. The presenter suggests that while .22s are excellent for initial training, a transition to a defensive caliber is necessary for developing speed and precision for self-defense.

This Gun Talk Nation episode features professional firearms trainer Mike Seeklander sharing his extensive experience and lessons learned in defensive training. He discusses common training surprises and crucial topics like securing firearms around children. The video highlights Seeklander's expertise, drawing from his work with Shooting-Performance LLC and American Warrior Society, and is supported by key industry brands including Pyramyd Air, Remington Ammunition, CrossBreed Holsters, and Armscor / Rock Island Armory. Viewers are encouraged to subscribe for more content and can access Gun Talk across various streaming platforms and social media.

This video features Bill Quirk from Big Daddy Unlimited discussing the nuances of firearm practice. He debunks the "practice makes perfect" adage, asserting that "practice makes permanent," and emphasizes that only proper, well-planned practice leads to improvement. The key takeaway is to focus on fundamental skills and use drills to validate training, acknowledging that failure is a valuable learning opportunity. The video encourages viewers to plan their training effectively to achieve near perfection in their shooting abilities.

This video features Josh and Bill from Big Daddy Unlimited discussing the overlaps and distinctions between competitive shooting and tactical, real-world applications. They emphasize that while the rules differ, fundamental shooting principles are transferable. The discussion aims to provide viewers with insights they can apply to their training, regardless of whether their focus is on competition or practical self-defense scenarios. Bill Quirk's defensive training group is also highlighted.

This YouTube video features a 2019 industry wrap-up discussion from Tactical Hyve, involving Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) from various backgrounds, including CCW USA, Army Ranger, and Navy SEAL units, as well as a GLOCK Defensive Training Expert. The SMEs delve into 10 highly debated topics within the tactical and firearms industry, chosen from a larger list of 37. The discussion covers a range of practical shooting and tactical concepts, providing diverse viewpoints and valuable insights for viewers. Chapter markers are included for easy navigation through the various discussion points.

This video introduces Matt Mellinger, a recognized Subject Matter Expert in Glock Defensive Training. He holds the position of Lead Instructor at the Glockstore. The description highlights his expertise and encourages viewers to seek professional, in-person instruction for safe and proper training. Links to tacticalhyve.com for more content and their social media channels are provided. The video is intended for general educational and informational purposes.