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<blockquote data-quote="Hitokiri03" data-source="post: 1900172" data-attributes="member: 13562"><p>The last thing we focused on during the training was the concept of timers and switches and choosing which part of the body to aim at, based on competency/distance/scenario. I had never been introduced to the timers and switches concept before, so I found all of the information on how hitting various parts of the body affected the bio-mechanical nature of it. After doing some drills engaging multiple target zones, we performed the end of the day competition. This particular competition, the triple threat, was courtesy of Kyle Lamb. Everyone surprised themselves on just how well they did on this drill. Even the female shooter, who had only held a gun 3 times prior to this course and was using a subcompact, did EXTREMELY well.</p><p></p><p>Once we were finished with our shooting drills, Stephen did something I wasn’t expecting: he conducted a debrief to provide all of the students with the opportunity to tell him what they liked about the course and what they thought could be improved. Stephen was VERY receptive to all of the course critiques and was very involved in getting to the root cause of each suggestion so that he could continue to improve his teaching/course. It was also during this debrief when he provided us all with a great handout detailing drills we could practice on our own and the concepts covered in the course. I really appreciated receiving this reference.</p><p></p><p>Judging from everyone’s comments during the debrief, everyone learned something from this course, even the training junkies and military guys. It was great to see how people improved throughout the day. The female student was never treated any different from the rest of us and she improved greatly from the teachings. I would recommend 21st Century Gunfighter courses to anyone. Even if you don’t think you need something like Handgun 1, he has 2 more levels that continue to increase in difficulty and value. I am definitely going to be taking another class from him in the future.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hitokiri03, post: 1900172, member: 13562"] The last thing we focused on during the training was the concept of timers and switches and choosing which part of the body to aim at, based on competency/distance/scenario. I had never been introduced to the timers and switches concept before, so I found all of the information on how hitting various parts of the body affected the bio-mechanical nature of it. After doing some drills engaging multiple target zones, we performed the end of the day competition. This particular competition, the triple threat, was courtesy of Kyle Lamb. Everyone surprised themselves on just how well they did on this drill. Even the female shooter, who had only held a gun 3 times prior to this course and was using a subcompact, did EXTREMELY well. Once we were finished with our shooting drills, Stephen did something I wasn’t expecting: he conducted a debrief to provide all of the students with the opportunity to tell him what they liked about the course and what they thought could be improved. Stephen was VERY receptive to all of the course critiques and was very involved in getting to the root cause of each suggestion so that he could continue to improve his teaching/course. It was also during this debrief when he provided us all with a great handout detailing drills we could practice on our own and the concepts covered in the course. I really appreciated receiving this reference. Judging from everyone’s comments during the debrief, everyone learned something from this course, even the training junkies and military guys. It was great to see how people improved throughout the day. The female student was never treated any different from the rest of us and she improved greatly from the teachings. I would recommend 21st Century Gunfighter courses to anyone. Even if you don’t think you need something like Handgun 1, he has 2 more levels that continue to increase in difficulty and value. I am definitely going to be taking another class from him in the future. [/QUOTE]
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