Videos tagged with Team Training

This video announces the 'Battle Rifle One' course, scheduled for mid-to-late September at the Montgomery County Shooting Complex in Clarksville, Tennessee. The course focuses on engaging targets from 50 to 300 meters, emphasizing not only marksmanship at these distances but also the critical battlefield mindset. It covers tactical roles like the designated marksman and automatic rifleman, and strategies for dealing with threats such as drones, artillery, and snipers, all aimed at preparing individuals for effective team training.

This rifle drill involves teams working to place a 100-pound sandbag on a pole, emphasizing teamwork and accuracy. Participants must hit a target at 100 yards and knock down the bag to score. Crucially, the drill highlights the importance of maintaining proper firearm safety, specifically muzzle control and keeping dust covers closed to prevent internal damage.

This video details the intensive five-day training camp undertaken by the women's US Open PCC team in preparation for the 2025 World Shoot in the Czech Republic. The training focused on a blend of fundamental drills, dynamic movement exercises, and complex courses of fire, emphasizing teamwork and individual skill refinement. The team utilized a structured approach with morning sessions dedicated to fundamentals and afternoon sessions focused on applying those skills to full courses of fire.

This YouTube video, titled 'Deconfliction Training' and presented by GBRS GROUP, focuses on a training exercise. The description highlights the involvement of specific individuals like DJ Shipley, Cole Fackler, and Joey Hahn, and promotes exclusive content on Patreon. The video's core theme appears to be tactical training and coordination, as suggested by the title 'Deconfliction Training.' While specific firearms or calibers are not explicitly mentioned, the context strongly implies a firearms-related training scenario.

This video showcases a beginner CQB team course, demonstrating room clearing tactics with multiple assailants. The description highlights GhostFT.com's comprehensive firearms training programs, including Long Range Precision, Urban Carbine, and TacMed Carbine. GhostFT emphasizes experienced instructors with LE and Military backgrounds, offering small class sizes with a high instructor-to-student ratio. They promote their unique training approach, differentiating from "famous YouTuber" led courses. The website provides schedules for their Pennsylvania-based training.

This video showcases training sessions with various Close Quarters Battle (CQB) teams. The title explicitly mentions "Training with Different CQB Teams," and the description highlights that the full video is available on the GBRS GROUP Patreon. This suggests a focus on tactical training, team coordination, and potentially the use of firearms and gear in a simulated combat environment. The content is likely geared towards individuals interested in tactical operations, law enforcement, or military training.

This video showcases beginner CQB (Close Quarters Battle) team training, focusing on room clearing techniques. It features Ghost Firearms Training, a highly-rated and nominated organization. The content is geared towards individuals looking to improve their tactical team skills in a firearms context, with an emphasis on structured team movements and clearing procedures.

Tenicor emphasizes the importance of regular team-wide training, even for employees not directly involved with firearms. The company focuses on decomposing complex skills into understandable sub-components to improve performance and product design. This approach aims to help staff better understand the products they create and why specific design choices are made.

This video provides a comprehensive guide on building a preparedness team, emphasizing the importance of individual consistency and leadership. It outlines strategies for finding like-minded individuals, developing foundational skills, and scaling up group training. The speaker, from Brass Facts, stresses that personal preparedness is the prerequisite for effective team building, advocating for a proactive approach rather than waiting for others.

This video emphasizes the importance of foundational firearm skills and teamwork for advanced training like Close Quarters Battle (CQB). It highlights that effective CQB requires proficiency in rifle handling, malfunction clearance, and proper gear setup. The discussion stresses that advanced training is a process built on existing skills and trust within a team, rather than an entry-level activity.

This video introduces the Mantis Blackbeard dry fire system for AR-15 platforms, designed to allow realistic trigger reset during training without live ammunition. The system replaces the bolt carrier group and uses a dedicated magazine, enabling multiple shots in dry fire without manually racking the charging handle. It offers adjustable laser zeroing and can be used for individual or team training, with different models including laser options (red, green, IR).

This video discusses church security strategies, emphasizing proactive measures and trained responses to active threats. Pastor Mark Neely, with extensive law enforcement and SWAT experience, outlines a 'Report-Adjust-Respond' (RAR) model for churches. He stresses the importance of trained security teams, regular practice, and the need for churches to take protection seriously, drawing parallels to biblical instructions for disciples to carry weapons. The discussion also covers effective shooting drills like the Failure Drill and Mozambique Drill for neutralizing threats.