Tag: training
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Guest Post: Progress, Stagnation, and Helping Your People
This is a guest post from my close friend Scott which was spurred by some conversations we had about stagnation, frustration, and moving past training plateaus. We have been discussing being truly helpful to those who come to us for advice and support. Scott is a brown belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, and a dedicated…
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Why Do The Least Knowledgeable Have The Most Conviction?
Regarding the Personal Protection community (but applicable to every discipline), one of the great mysteries to me is trying to wrap my head around the idea that the people who have the least experience, training, and knowledge, always seem to be the ones who are the most vocal about what they view as absolutes and certitudes.…
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Here comes the BOOM!
The Good Doctor gives a great rundown of Tom Givens’ shotgun class at the conference. I was honored to be able to spend most of Sunday with Dr. House.
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It’s Time to Complete Your 2015 Tactical Audit
Well folks, 2015 is nearly behind us. I don’t really know where it went, but it’s December already. Since I have a sizable audience (15 subscribers can’t be wrong!) I’m going to post about the yearly skill-set audit that I have been doing since 2010. It’s a way that I have prioritized my training in the…