Method

How I run training

Four principles, four levels and one rule above all others: safety before effect.

Principles

A new element enters training only when the previous one is safe and repeatable.

A short briefing, then work. You get the theory in writing to take home.

Time, hits, video. Progress shows up in data, not in feelings.

Every session ends with a task and a goal for the next one.

Safety, stance, first shots under control.

Repeatable technique, trigger control, error diagnosis.

Time, movement, decisions, draw and malfunction clearing.

Stage breakdown, start strategy, classification preparation.

They apply from the moment you enter the range, regardless of level or experience. Breaking them ends the session.

Treat every firearm as loaded.

Never point the muzzle at anything you are not willing to destroy.

Keep your finger off the trigger until you decide to shoot.

Know your target and what is behind it.

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