BassCliff
Professional
Hi all,
It's been suggested to me that I get some training from other than "local" instructors. Around the middle of April we'll have a visiting "professional" named Paul Brentar to give his "Pistol Performance" class, eight hours of instruction over two days.
Synopsis:
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This 8 hour course starts with an audit of the student’s basic skill sets (draw, accuracy, reloads, etc). The rest of the course focuses on proper draw/grip, micro drills for faster improvement, recoil management, one-handed manipulations (injured shooter), mindset, and NEW this year, cognitive processes to achieve better results which includes vision drills with shoot/don't shoot training.
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Paul Brentar, now based in Lansing, Michigan, is a former Police Chief, 20+ years as LEO, certified firearms instructor in several disciplines, police academy instructor, armorer, etc. Here is his Protective Edge Training website: https://protectiveedgetraining.com/
I'm just curious if any of you have heard of Mr. Brentar, perhaps taken a class from him, or otherwise are familiar enough to let me know if it will be worth the $300 they are charging for 8 hours of instruction.
I suppose it couldn't hurt.
I'd appreciate your thoughts.
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
It's been suggested to me that I get some training from other than "local" instructors. Around the middle of April we'll have a visiting "professional" named Paul Brentar to give his "Pistol Performance" class, eight hours of instruction over two days.
Synopsis:
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This 8 hour course starts with an audit of the student’s basic skill sets (draw, accuracy, reloads, etc). The rest of the course focuses on proper draw/grip, micro drills for faster improvement, recoil management, one-handed manipulations (injured shooter), mindset, and NEW this year, cognitive processes to achieve better results which includes vision drills with shoot/don't shoot training.
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Paul Brentar, now based in Lansing, Michigan, is a former Police Chief, 20+ years as LEO, certified firearms instructor in several disciplines, police academy instructor, armorer, etc. Here is his Protective Edge Training website: https://protectiveedgetraining.com/
I'm just curious if any of you have heard of Mr. Brentar, perhaps taken a class from him, or otherwise are familiar enough to let me know if it will be worth the $300 they are charging for 8 hours of instruction.
I suppose it couldn't hurt.
I'd appreciate your thoughts.Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
but he clearly does the same thing i do, he is poking holes in the target to make it look like he shot it with that pen, but i'm puzzled. why he making them so far apart. i always poke mine real close so ya'll think i am bad to the bone.