How to vet your training courses & instructors from an instructor!

Weapon Snatcher
Weapon Snatcher
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Published 2024-02-25
In this video I go over what it takes to not only vet a company, instructor and class but also how to vet yourself for any course you are seeking to take.

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Video Chapters
00:51 Introduction
01:08 Vetting your instructors.
02:10 Find your why!
03:48 How good are you really?
04:58 What do you need?
06:11 How to come prepared!
10:13 Vetting Instructors & Courses
27:30 F the NRA
28:26 Closing notes.
29:17 WS Course Schedule
29:51 Mental Health Note on Echo Chambers

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All Comments (8)
  • @PaulyP_13
    Love the old school steak house vibe with the leather chair, dark lighting and jazz
  • @jayg4mrusmc
    As a student of the many different platforms shooting game, I have learned things in shooting education courses that I didn't even know I needed to learn. Since I'm a so-called "Industry Professional," I have to be able to communicate with many types of customers, such as people that can't even spell gun to people that shoot everyrhing from USPSA to PRS, and everything in between. Some days, I really feel dug in, and then I take another course or attend an intense industry event, and I feel like I have only scratched the surface. This is good stuff. I have discussed with and encouraged all shooters to seek training, and the topic of vetting instructors seems to come up often. Now, I can refer them to this video. You managed to articulate the finer points of the how go about finding a course and instructor that will check the training needed box. Thanks! Good Stuff!
  • @bebop_557
    I've noticed one of the best litmus tests for an instructor of any kind is if they go over eye dominance and/or dryfire. Those are 2 big green flags.
  • @-RONNIE
    Thanks for the good video 👊🏻