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Fortitude Consulting
United States
Приєднався 8 жов 2018
Fortitude Consulting is dedicated to providing our clients with training which will enhance their overall firearms and personal protection skill sets.
Professional instruction, in group and private training settings, is available on the following topics:
Fundamental and combative use of the pistol, semi-auto rifle and shotgun
Applied competitive shooting training concepts
Preventive Protection Mindset Development
Weapons based grappling and striking skills
Advanced Concealed Carry Concepts
Professional instruction, in group and private training settings, is available on the following topics:
Fundamental and combative use of the pistol, semi-auto rifle and shotgun
Applied competitive shooting training concepts
Preventive Protection Mindset Development
Weapons based grappling and striking skills
Advanced Concealed Carry Concepts
5 Easy Steps to Find The Dot on Your RDS Pistol
We hope you enjoyed the video. Please let us know in the comments, like and subscribe!!
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Timestamps
0:00 - Intro
0:17 - Deleting The Draw
0:42 - Why Delete The Draw?
1:25 - Failing
2:00 - Frozen Posture
3:10 - Target Focus
5:08 - Support Hand Rotational Pressure
6:02 - Opening the Jar
7:30 - Putting it all back together!
9:02 - Wrapping Up
10:08 - Sign off
Interested in training with us? Check us out here: www.fortitudeconsulting.org/
Timestamps
0:00 - Intro
0:17 - Deleting The Draw
0:42 - Why Delete The Draw?
1:25 - Failing
2:00 - Frozen Posture
3:10 - Target Focus
5:08 - Support Hand Rotational Pressure
6:02 - Opening the Jar
7:30 - Putting it all back together!
9:02 - Wrapping Up
10:08 - Sign off
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RDS Instructor Development Qualification
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Level 3 Holsters for Dummies
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Gun Handling During Class - What you need to know.
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These procedures will set the tone for acceptable gun handling while participating in our open enrollment courses and private training. Timestamps 0:00 - Intro 0:36 - Overview - Four Rules 1:20 - 30 Degree Deviation 3:00 - Load and Make Ready 3:38 - Unload and Show Clear 9:42 - Press Check - Food for thought 10:50 - Wrapping Up 12:15 - Sign off
Details Matter - Draw vs Presentation
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Compartmentalization of technique, in training, allows us to pay attention to the details that matter when it actually counts. The simplist way to think of it is the draw should be an explosive, snatch out of the holster, regardless of target difficulty or distance from the target. The presentation should be dialed in appropriately, based on the level of target difficutly and your own capabilit...
🧱Stacking • Layers 🧱 MSP Black Belt Patch Run
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Running the @modern_samurai_project Black Belt Patch Standards on the Fortitude Consulting training target, utilizing the USPSA Classic A Zone and the 3x5 Triangle as the scoring zones, as well as having hands at the thoracic position. 🔻 Stacking these layers onto the task results in a deeper challenge. The end result being, once you go back to the standard A Zone, full 3x5 box and a hands rela...
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Shooting efficiently - ACP Target Conformation Levels
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Red Dot Sight Pistols: Cross Eye Dominance Solutions
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Body Mechanics - Shooting for your optimal levels of performance
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“How much pressure should I use on my dominant side?”
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Trigger Management / Pinning - why and why not?
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RIP his hearing
@@SilentMusician I’m not sure I follow, are you referring to the gunshots in the background?
Yeah the content is great but the guy in the left was probably exposed to more decibels than he wants to be.
I think you should edit the audio part to be a little louder and repost the same video. Volume currently is too low.
Thank you so much for that feedback. We did these a while back and realized the audio needed to be dialed in better, something we strive for in the current content we are putting out. Appreciate ya!
Keep dropping these videos love them a lot of knowledge being dropped
@@gillyrodriguez9324 💪🏼👊🏼🤙🏼
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Loving these consistent uploads ! The visual aid with the jar is really really amazing way to convey that portion of grip
@@JustinV911 dope! Thanks so much for the feedback. It lets us know we are headed in the right direction. 🙌🏼
Salute to Gil. Always…good stuff.
@@cashrun1 We appreciate ya!! 💪🏼🙌🏼🤙🏼
Prudent . . . No matter how old you are . . . T/C/E
@@Nostrildomus 💯 Nailed it! 🎯
Absolutely fantastic information!
@@jacob1628 thankful to hear you enjoyed it!! 🙏🏼
Ready to train with us? Check out what we have to offer, here: linktr.ee/FortitudeConsulting
Excellent content!!
@@Grumpychirodoc Thanks Doc! 🙏🏼
I feel like i know where this was.
@@desmondstewart4031 talk about going from a disastrous start, because of the weather, to a phenomenal weekend with the crew!! Still one of my favorite classes of all time! 🙌🏼
@fortitudeconsulting yea, it ended up being a great class. Trying to find a range for you to come to in GA
@ LFG!! 🙌🏼
Dot or iron sights for Cross dominance??? I am new to pistols…i use dots or scopes on hunting guns..
@@Kyrodan022 1,000% the dot.
What mouth breather doesn’t understand this. Can they even load a gun?
Never underestimate the stupidity that can erupt from people How many gun shops have a full jar of rounds they've taken from weapons that they were assured by the owner were unloaded when they walked in the shop?
Exactly 😂😂😂😂😂.
"dont pull up your shirt on the wrong side" - that'll be $350 for the training
I can imagine how much this cost
@@eddietanner5133 Aaaaaaa, the poors have arrived. Welcome to the channel.
Great video. I am right handed, but left eye dominant too. I just started seriously shooting pistols to EDC. Good information on switching to left eye when presenting and have tried that, but found that I shot more accurately when switching to shoot with my left hand. Your thoughts? FYI, I have always shot left handed with rifles.
What your describing is a very effective way of dealing with crossed eyed dominance, with a carbine. I have a client I am currently working with in our Personal Training Program who shoots 2 guns matches and this is exactly what we have him doing. Keep up the exploration, you are on the right path!!
Ok, guys, us with my couple subscribers, and my lies about my experience, you need to listen to these weird rules! Just trust me!
@@thelastmiddleclass2490 I appreciate you letting me live rent free in your head. Just as I would expect from a “do nothing bitch” such as yourself. 🙌🏼
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You've never been in a shooting lmao😂😂😂😂
No idea what the intent was with this comment. But, you are wrong, I have actually been involved in a shooting, as well as being on scene for a number of others. What does that have to do with efficiently running a pistol?
Thanks Gil! I’m correct-handed and wrong-eyed as well. 😂
@@Claudius43CE then you are in good company. 😉
Funny thing with me is, I’m a southpaw and have shot rifles and shotguns using my left eye my whole life. I only started training and practicing pistol seriously when I decided to EDC about 3 years ago. Around my 3rd class when I started using an optic, my instructor was watching the line and he came up to me and said, “You!re cross eye dominant huh?” I had no idea what he was talking about. I was just presenting my pistol how it felt natural. Then he had me do the make a small triangle with your hands, look at a target and bring it back to my eye test. Sure enough, with pistol I use my right eye! Weird. But I had no problem adjusting. It just feels natural when I present. So I use left eye with rifle and right eye for pistol. Weird.
Way to overcompicate
@@ericvantassell6809 what’s being over complicated?
Do you model when you are not teaching? Great info!
@@Grumpychirodoc 🤣😂😂 Everything has its price. Get up with my agent, I’m sure we can work something out. ☠️
I need to take another one of your classes
@@slyfoot0605 hell yeah!! We love nothing more than to share the range with you again! 🙌🏼
Good Stuff bro
Need more from you on youtube!
@@rkelly3363 there is more to come, for sure.
Facts 💯
Heck yeah!!!!
Get some 👍
Very helpful explanation of the relationship between posture and leverage, thank you! Can’t wait to practice this at the range. This and the RDS video for cross dominant shooters 👍👍
@@InvestigatorsInCars hell yeah, love to hear it. Get that work in on the range. 💪🏼
5 star video
@@georgelopez16 Gracias!! 💪🏼🙏🏼🤙🏼
I've never really understood why people ever have a problem with this with regard to pistols. I know it's different with red dots, but I've always just naturally lined the pistol up with my dominant eye without even thinking about it. This southpaw idea is pretty genius as far as preventing the head drifting or arms to one side or the other. I've only owned pistols so far, and I'm more concerned about this with rifles. I've never shot a rifle before, and I'm not sure if it's going to be a problem for me being right handed and left eye dominant.
@@NikoBased glad to hear it resonated with you. The biggest difference with this between irons and the dot is the fact that we have two points of reference to line up, on the gun, the front and rear sight, which makes it much easier to make the micro adjustments needed to line things up, rather than just one point of reference, being the dot. For rifle, I think the sighting system and the fact that you have a cheek weld on the stock makes a huge difference and mitigates (while not completely eliminating) cross eye dominance issues.
@@fortitudeconsulting Thanks for the reply. Do you see any problem with closing my dominant eye for the period while raising the rifle? I don't do this with pistol, but I've tried it just to see if it works, and it seems to work. If I close my left eye while raising the pistol, it doesn't take any longer to acquire a good sight, it just makes sure I don't sight with my left eye. I don't know what the drawbacks of this would be though.
@@NikoBased that is a VERY interesting question and something I’ve never pondered before. I’m out of town teaching right now. Lemme get back into town and give that some work with a carbine and get back to you with my thoughts. I’m genuinely curious if there are in fact any drawbacks to it with the boomstick.
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@@Project_1868 💪🏼🙌🏼👊🏼
My next pistol class with you will be run in my duty gear.
@@surratt95 hell yeah! I dig it. 🤌🏼
What brand of holster? Good work!
@@Project_1868 much appreciated!! 💪🏼👊🏼🤙🏼 The holster is a Safariland SLS/ALS Level 3 duty holster.
@@fortitudeconsulting cool. I’m retired now but I carry & compete with GLS holsters. Crazy that I dry fire four times per week now but only once per week when I was on the job.
@@Project_1868 priorities change brother. I feel the same way myself, not just from the firearms side but from the perspective of empty handed skills. I think back to my early days on the job and how IF I had my currently level of understanding of grappling, things would have been easier and safer for everyone involved. I realize now just how lucky I was to come away uninjured from some of the stuff my young copper attitude got me into.
Excelente video Gil
@@787tacticalpodcast2 much appreciated!! 🙌🏼🙏🏼🤙🏼
Salty!
@@brianmincher716 💪🏼👊🏼🤙🏼 appreciate that my dude!
@@fortitudeconsulting appreciate you helping us cheat off your paper!
@@brianmincher716 this is the way! We should all be pushing one another to new heights. Get after it!! 💪🏼
you lost me as soon as you struggled to go over the 4 universal safety rules. Ill pass thanks.
@@lovemytypes0609 😂 that’s what you took away from this? Thank you for passing, we don’t need you here. ✌🏼 Please let me know where I can send your refund. 👋🏼
@@fortitudeconsultingjust shows the lack of knowledge and experience. Plus the more I watched the worse it got. No need for a refund because you would have never gotten my money in the first place with a video like this. You can dupe all the other unknowing that's on you and your character.
@@lovemytypes0609 right, right. You’re so unimpressed here that you just had to take your time to comment. That’s just precious. You are trying way too hard homie, but you’re still a fan! 🙌🏼 I appreciate the engagement here. 👌🏼
@@fortitudeconsultingnever a fan never will be i can see the lack of experience despite your "27 years" of it.
@@lovemytypes0609 and yet you keep coming back to beg me for attention. 🤌🏼 #phony #stan
This is a sign of solid instructor, making good information REGARDLESS if you're attending his class or not. This is good protocol for any class one should go to! Preciate ya Gil
@@Donny_Karate Much appreciated! 👊🏼 Glad to hear you found value in it. 🤙🏼
awesome video. good to see instructors providing preperation and heads-up videos
@@azcompetitiveshooter Much appreciated!! 🙏🏼
Excellent Posture Video!!!!
Glad to hear you enjoyed it! 🤙🏼
Doing great things bud!
Much appreciated my friend! 👊🏼
Spent all that money on a wireless mic and then made the audio level 50% of normal. Cross-eye dominance is a severe handicap for any shooter.
Sorry the sound quality wasn’t up to your standards. We would like to issue you a refund, please shoot us a message with your mailing address. 📬
Well, my current grip has been a 50-year habit, but this video is compelling enough that I'm going to try moving to this style. Thanks for the great video!
That’s awesome! Having an open mind and trying new things is certainly the path to finding a new level of performance. 💪🏼 Please let us know how it works out for you. 🙏🏼
Think for the majority of shooters, i can agree with this concept. Maybe there's info I'm missing from where it cuts out but depending on the shooter, this may not be so simple. For instance, cross eye dominance changes how a person draw/presents the gun. In general, these terms are accurate but as performance is being demanded, the draw AND the presentation have to make sense for the user at the time where effective use is being demanded. Folks that are right eye+hand have lil bit more they can get away with as opposed to folks like myself who are right hand/left eye. Esp as we push effecient movements, things blend together.
When there are cross eye dominance issues present, it’s even MORE important to isolate the presentation and get that hammered out before adding the draw to things. Have you checked out the cross eye dominance solutions video yet? If not, I’d highly recommend it. All three strategies are related to the presentation of the gun, not the draw. Typically the draw should be consistent across the board for all shooters.
Billy Corgan?
😆 I’ll take it. I’ve been known to smash a few pumpkins in sparring a time or two. 🥋🥊
@@fortitudeconsulting 👌🏽 Be good!
I initially thought; I did not like your LABORING on word definitions, but I do give a guy the chance deliver his presentation. Genius ! The word “pinch” is the very best described express. My suggestion is to introduce the “right off the bat” then go to the explanation of word choice. Come back to emphasis “pinch” as the better descriptive word - but that’s my pedantic opinion. Great explanation!
Glad to hear you kept an open mind and dug the concept. I appreciate the inclination of a pedantic analysis. I actually prefer to explore the minutia of all things training related, so this resonates well with me. 🤙🏼
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Whoop whoop!! Welcome aboard. 🙌🏼
goint to try this will let you know
👌🏼 #justapinch
Tremendously successful Actually made a successful shorts video on it
Man ohhh man. This makes sooo much sense. I tried this today and it was the most comfortable and sustainable. AWESOME!!!!
Outstanding!! Glad to hear it worked for you. Thanks for letting us know. 🙏🏼
Best way to learn to grip a handgun. Is spend time on the range making small changes til you find what works for you.
Indeed, the details matter, so does putting the work in with live fire. It also helps to have an idea of where you want to go with things are HOW to work on them, before you get to the range. Always plan out the training session, you’ll get a lot more out of the training if you do. 💪🏼