Videos tagged with Live Training

This YouTube video, titled 'Tuesday Night Live At The Range: Why You Suck At The Range,' aims to help shooters improve their accuracy and consistency. It identifies 10 common mistakes that hinder performance at the shooting range and provides practical solutions. The presenter highlights how these issues affect all skill levels, from beginners to experienced shooters, and offers a step-by-step approach to tightening groups and building confidence. The video promotes a 'Handgun Training System (HTS)' as a structured method for addressing these problems through drills, targets, and coaching. The goal is to reduce wasted ammunition and empower shooters to be more accurate, confident, and ready.

This video, titled 'Live training for poors,' directs viewers to the Practical Shooting Training Group (PSTG) website for in-person classes and digital coaching. It also provides links to Ben Stoeger's books on Amazon and the PSTG podcast. While the title is provocative, the description focuses on providing resources for firearm training and education, suggesting a practical application for shooting enthusiasts.

This video features Navy SEALs and an Army Ranger from Defense Strategies Group tactically analyzing a police shooting incident. They break down the events and conduct a live training demonstration focusing on how rapid firing impacts accuracy. The description also links to several USCCA member stories about using firearms in self-defense, highlighting various scenarios and legal outcomes.

This YouTube video, titled "Crucial CCW Training Tips for Survival! Live W/ Kaya," focuses on providing essential training advice for individuals carrying a concealed weapon (CCW). The content aims to equip viewers with survival-oriented tips, suggesting practical application and preparedness are key aspects of responsible CCW ownership. The live format implies an interactive session with Kaya, likely involving Q&A and real-time instruction.

This video features exclusive content from a live monthly online firearms training session. The trainer shares tips on tracking moving targets and compares carbines versus pistols. It also promotes US Concealed Online training with a discount code and links to join a "Warrior" training team. Several firearm-related accessories are recommended, including a trainer target, grip strength trainer, reactive laser trainer, front sight focus string, and a gun accessory/app for data analysis. The trainer encourages viewers to subscribe for more training content.

This YouTube video appears to be a live team hangout session hosted by Chris Sajnog, focused on 'New Rules'. The description strongly promotes becoming a member of his team to access exclusive monthly live trainings, premium training videos, courses, and content. While no specific firearms are mentioned, the context of 'trainings' and 'premium content' strongly suggests a firearms-related focus, likely involving instruction and education.

This video focuses on the critical topic of situational awareness as a key component of self-defense, particularly for concealed carry permit holders. It emphasizes actively assessing one's surroundings to enhance personal safety and the security of loved ones. The content is framed around live training and scenario-based learning under stress. A panel of self-defense and legal experts will address audience questions regarding self-defense and the use of deadly force. The USCCA promotes its membership benefits and mission to educate gun owners, protect members, and prevent crime.

This YouTube video is a recording of the USCCA's live training broadcast from March 2019. The description emphasizes the USCCA's mission to educate gun owners, legally protect members, and reduce crime. It actively encourages viewers to activate their USCCA memberships for self-defense protection, providing multiple phone numbers and website links for both membership activation and general information. The video also promotes free resources like concealed carry mistake avoidance guides, Concealed Carry Magazine, and gun selection guides, and invites viewers to connect with the USCCA on social media platforms.