Videos tagged with Training Evolution

Ben Stoeger, a shooter with over 20 years of experience, discusses the evolution of his shooting techniques, particularly his grip. He emphasizes the importance of focusing on fundamental principles rather than minor technical nuances, as top shooters share significant commonalities in their core techniques. Stoeger highlights that skill development primarily occurs during dedicated training, not during matches, and that teaching and writing have deepened his analytical understanding of shooting mechanics.

This video details a "30 Mile Hike Loadout" from July 2019, focusing on the gear used during a nearly 30-mile training hike that lasted about 26 hours. The creator, Kit Badger, was invited by Bill Rapier of AMTAC Shooting for a training evolution. The description provides a comprehensive list of all the gear used, including footwear, apparel, backpacks, sleeping gear, water containers, purification devices, and flashlights. While the video title and description emphasize the hike and outdoor gear, there are no mentions or implied use of firearms, ammunition, or specific firearm manufacturers.

This video features Bill Wilson of Wilson Combat interviewing Ken Hackathorn, discussing the evolution of firearms training, particularly the shift from governmental to private sector instruction. Hackathorn shares insights into building credibility as an instructor, the impact of word-of-mouth in the early days, and the differences in student engagement between military/LE and civilian audiences. He highlights the increased reward and effectiveness of training private sector individuals who are personally invested in learning.