In training, we need a way to isolate components in a process to see where we’re succeeding and where we’re failing. Here I break down “vision” into four components to help understand where failure point(s) exist so you know what needs to be fixed and where to dedicate the reps to drive better, more consistent outcomes.

Flaws exist in basic firearms training. Too much classroom time and not enough range time lead to an illusion of skill.

Attempts at innovation for the sake of differentiation only confuse people and fail to address the needs of a person struggling to progress.

You don’t need to know all the rules to start competing. But understanding the rules does give you a competitive advantage.

This 30-round count drill tests key skills, including aggressive movement.

Add a paint pen to your gear. It’s an easy way to organize your gear and know what’s yours.

While convenient and comfortable, training exclusively indoors will limit skill development.