Videos tagged with Workman Protection Training

This video provides a step-by-step guide to drawing a firearm from appendix carry efficiently for speed and accuracy. Instructor Will Workman emphasizes maintaining a stable stance, clearing the garment effectively, establishing a firm two-handed grip, and driving the gun to the target with minimal body movement. The core principle for achieving 'lightning speed' is consistent dry-fire practice focused on efficiency and eliminating unnecessary movements.

This video details the Active Self Protection 10 Round Skills Check, a concise drill for concealed carriers to test proficiency. It involves drawing and firing at the A-zone and a small headbox, culminating in a Bill Drill. The instructor, Will Workman, emphasizes its efficiency for quick range sessions and skill assessment, even when rusty.

This guide outlines the essential gear for a beginner's first IDPA competition, emphasizing simplicity and functionality. It recommends a basic range bag, adequate eye and ear protection (electronic earmuffs are highlighted for comfort and communication), a reliable firearm (your EDC is suitable), and a secure holster with spare magazine holders. The focus is on safe operation and following instructions, making competition accessible to new shooters.

This guide explains how to properly set up a holster wedge to improve both the comfort and concealment of a concealed firearm. It details how wedge placement affects gun angle to prevent printing and how to position it to avoid holster rub, particularly for appendix carry. The video emphasizes that incorrect placement can worsen concealment.

Will Workman of Modern Protector argues against identifying solely as a 'gun guy,' emphasizing that true protection comes from skills and experience rather than just owning firearms. He advocates for prioritizing training, accuracy, and proficiency, viewing firearms as tools for self-defense. The video encourages viewers to focus on developing their abilities through practice and classes.