Videos tagged with Knowledge Transfer

This video outlines the GBRS Group's 'Knowledge Transfer' training methodology, emphasizing a structured daily routine of fitness, group meals, and intensive range blocks. Led by experienced Tier 1 operators, the courses cater to various skill levels, from introductory firearm handling to advanced marksmanship and specialized tactical skills. The methodology focuses on high repetition, progressive learning, and building confidence through consistent, expert-led instruction.

GBRS Group emphasizes a holistic approach to performance, integrating gear, training, mindset, skill set, discipline, and daily routine. They highlight the importance of consistent effort, focusing on weaknesses, and fostering a positive culture. Their philosophy stems from tier-one military experience, aiming to transfer knowledge and provide solutions for end-users in military, law enforcement, and first responder fields.

This YouTube video from GBRS Group announces their 2026 Knowledge Transfer training schedule. The description emphasizes a focus on delivering relevant, proven training based on real-world experience and expert knowledge. GBRS Group highlights their commitment to deliberate instruction, high standards, and ensuring participants improve their capabilities. The video serves as an invitation to individuals serious about enhancing their skills to review the schedule and secure their spots for the upcoming year's training.

GBRS Group's Knowledge Transfer (KT) courses are intensive two-day programs designed for 'training with purpose.' Day one focuses on building foundational pistol skills through high repetition to engrain muscle memory. Day two shifts to rifle training, concluding with a competitive 'run and gun' course that integrates both weapon systems. Participants should expect a high-speed, high-repetition environment with approximately 1000 rounds of 9mm and 5.56mm ammunition fired.

This video details DJ Shipley's third deployment, focusing on the profound impact of his new platoon chief, Barrett. It highlights the critical role of leadership in fostering a high-performance culture, emphasizing mindset, continuous training, and effective knowledge transfer. The narrative contrasts ineffective leadership with Barrett's approach, showcasing how a strong mentor can elevate individual and team capabilities, even amidst operational challenges and downtime.

This YouTube video, titled 'LEARN KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER FORMULA' and promoted as exclusive content on the GBRS GROUP Patreon, delves into a topic related to knowledge transfer. The description provides links to GBRS GROUP's various social media platforms, including Instagram (main and BTS), TikTok, Facebook, and X, as well as direct links to their Patreon for exclusive content and the personal Instagram profiles of individuals associated with the content: DJ Shipley, Cole Fackler, and Joey Hahn. While the title doesn't explicitly mention firearms, the involvement of GBRS GROUP, a company known for its tactical and firearms-related content and gear, strongly suggests a connection to that industry, likely focusing on training or operational knowledge applicable to firearms use.

This video emphasizes the importance of conducting an After Action Review (AAR) following firearms training to identify successes and areas for improvement. Participants discuss the perishable nature of shooting skills, the need for deliberate practice, and the application of fundamental techniques like grip, trigger control, and site alignment. The session highlights how leaders must not only master skills but also effectively transfer that knowledge to their subordinates.

This video emphasizes the importance of realistic and experience-based firearms training. It advises viewers to overlay their personal experiences, successes, and failures onto their training plans and tactical procedures to ensure they are practical and applicable to real-world scenarios. The core message is to train with such intensity and focus that the mind cannot differentiate between practice and reality, leading to perfected repetitions and genuine proficiency. The video promotes a professional mindset and skill development, urging viewers to 'be a pro' by focusing on effective techniques over flashy maneuvers.

This YouTube video is a trailer for a "Knowledge Transfer - Vehicle Lab with Doors" video, encouraging viewers to join their Patreon to watch the full content. The trailer itself is short and serves as a promotional piece for their premium content, hinting at a more in-depth video related to vehicles and potentially their application in specific scenarios. The description directly links to their Patreon page for access to the full video.

This podcast features former SEAL Team 6 operators DJ and Cole discussing their transition from military service to entrepreneurship with GBRS. They delve into the challenges of leaving a highly structured environment, the importance of knowledge transfer, and building a new 'team room' in the civilian world. The conversation highlights their experiences in combat, the personal sacrifices made, and their commitment to creating products and training that leverage their unique skill sets and lessons learned.

This video discusses the decline of skilled trades, particularly gunsmithing, due to a lack of formal training and a shift away from hands-on craftsmanship. The speaker highlights the generational gap and the need for experienced professionals to share their knowledge to preserve these trades for the future.

This video features John discussing the concept of knowledge transfer and his belief that "no one has bad intent." The description encourages viewers to watch the full video on a specific website, implying a deeper dive into these philosophical or observational themes, potentially in the context of practical skills or a specific lifestyle.