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I appreciate the rundown; been looking at taking a course with them for some time now. The only feedback I’d give on this video in particular is that the title implied one thing, whereas the content said another. Based on the titles I expected some criticism of the training or of WPS. At the end of the video (and throughout) you seemed favorable to the training and mentioned you were grateful to have taken it. Going forward, I’d encourage considering your titles and making sure they don’t read like clickbait. It’s possible I’m misreading the whole situation, so I’m happy to receive pushback. Thanks!

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Two of the most dangerous statements that fall out of students’ mouths are: “I have been shooting all my life.” and “I am a cop.” If I hear that, I can almost guarantee that their gun handling will suck.

Never be embarrassed with your shooting if you are learning something new. Most people learn to shoot a handgun incorrectly for the context of self defense. Almost everyone learns target shooting and attempt to apply that limited skill set to a discipline that demands a much larger skill set. Think about it: if you are spending brain cycles on being embarrassed, it means you are not spending that time to actually learn the skill. The trick is to set aside your ego. Oddly, competition shooting forces you to do exactly that; there is no room for extraneous thoughts that detract from the next shot when the point spread is very narrow. But in a learning environment, you have room to mess up, but I watch many students berate themselves while training and learning such that subsequent shots are affected by the negative emotion. It is a death sprial for performance that ends up training bad habits. One trick that works for me is to tell myself, and the instructor, that for the purposes of this class I know nothing but gun safety. This allows me to absorb the lessons without applying knowledge from other classes that may be differ from what is being taught. Performance is all that matters and holding myself to a high standard IN THE CONTEXT OF THE LESSON BEING TAUGHT facilitates learning and good shooting. One handles pressure by being in the moment. Competition training helps this, as described above. But, if you do not compete, then you need to learn to absolutely focus upon the moment. Your life should narrow down to a series of moments: sweeping the garment, achieving grip, placing support hand on chest, pulling the gun up, turning it to point at the target…putting pressure on the trigger, seeing through the sights and following through on the shot, etc. A playback of the memory should allow you to see each part of that draw to shot. You should know where that shot went based upon feel before verifying visually. This is no different than what the European fencing masters taught to young knights preparing for the battlefields of Europe.

Get behind cover before you're shot. Many can't hit moving targets. Put distance between you and the shooter. Learn to effectively stop bleeding.

Hey, i had basically no training but watched the warrior poet training videos a lot also did a lot of dry firiring. I took there classes rifle 1 and 2, also pistol 2 ( probably should of taken pistol 1 also. All my classes were with Paul. He was awesome. The way they keep pressure on you while training was good. I never felt like im not good enough. I learned a lot and also learned i need a lot more practice and how to practice. The classes are worth the cost. I Would like to do them again and the rifle and pistol 3 classes.

I’ve done a fair amount of training over the last 20 years. There’s a lot of difference between a “Pistol 1” class offered by your local NRA/USCCA certified instructor at a local range, and a “Pistol 1” class offered by a company like Warrior Poet Society. The latter is really for a person that has at least paid for local training, that gives a student a basic understanding of best practices. If a person has been “shooting all of their life,” but the still lean back, teacupping the gun, then a local class that is going to instruct a person on best practices of grip, stance and trigger control is a must. Someone that has done that, and has practiced those basics, are the type of person ideal for a WPS “Pistol 1” class where the basics they’ve learned prior, are further refined. 😎✌️

I attended a class last year with Massad Ayoob, there was a guy in class that did the same thing with regards to trigger and muzzle discipline. Massad went above and beyond with him and didn’t kick him out….. I want to take a class with WP as well.

Lovell was my instructor and I remember him standing right next to me when drilling the trigger reset and just hearing “click…wrong! Click…wrong!” 😂 If you’ve never been around him when guns come out of the holsters, he gets intense pretty quick. Dad jokes when the range is cold and no BS when it’s hot.

Most of this training is meant well. But the bottom line is this, first hit wins, period . You can train all you wish , but if you can be seen you can be killed ..

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So there is a lot of good stuff here. You mention physical fitness and what it's like to hold up a gun properly for long periods. I have actually increased the size of my arms due to shooting. This might sound nuts but it's true. If you're doing it right you should feel that after. Even Jerry Miculek says that your arms should be sore after range day if you're doing it correctly. [Notes: I don't mean dramatic changes and I shoot at least 500 rounds a week.]

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The red dot is fun for competition, etc. But the KISS principle is better for real-life self-defense. In fifty years of carrying and shooting (professionally and as a civilian) I have never had an iron sight failure. BUT...I have seen SO many red-dot failures that there is NO way I'm trusting my life to one. In addition, I've gotta tell you that a good day-glo front sight is just as fast and effective inside of 10 yards (and the VAST majority of civilian self-defense encounters occur inside of half that distance) when you learn to shoot with irons and a target focus.

Excellent video. Thanks for sharing your experience.

If you’re disabled and can safely shoot, still go to these training classes. Just know your limits.

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i am a tactical firearm instructor from south africa and most firearm owners need very basic training before they are ready for more advanced training. i see this on the range often and always do a pre-course interview to determine skill level before i recommend an appropriate course

Im really glad i found your channel. Yet another awesome and informative video. Hope you have a wonderful thanksgiving. Looking forward to seeing whats next. Have a blessed day.

Lovell is a pandering for-profit patriot without a shred of honor or integrity.

I would consider a company like wps is more of an advanced training company. If you are nervous about it try and find a local company that may have a pistol 1 intro to firearms. Training with a company like wps yes there is shooting but you are there for the knowledge and break down of tactical fundamentals. Remember most of these guys are vets and we use the fire hose method to transfer knowledge lol 😂

Just found your page. Great job!

I wish the arms came off.

Thank you for putting this out. I appreciate your time. I looked into your channel and saw the word faith. I am now subscribed

Great information. Thanks!

If you own a firearm it is expected that you understand the basics. Sadly the majority of gun owners have never trained with their own gun.. it's crazy

What Knife is this at 4:08? This looks the best!! And what walkie talkies do you personally use there? Greetings from Good old Germany. 🙋🏻‍♂️

Alot of guys have shot pistols all there lives. Then after a good class, realize they really cant shoot. Training isnt shooting a can off a log. War poet is a great training class.

Congrats for taking the time to train, properly.

You said clear and unload for lunch and end of day? Do they run a hot range all day? How many people trained with their carry gun and gear?

Someone needs to to shooting will be on the struggle buss with a Glock 43/43x… That’s good that they expect you to know the basics going into the class. I’m sick of seeking new training and having to waste half a day going over the absolute basics being an experienced shooter. No instructs will allow you to skip their entry level classes and take their more advanced stuff.

Someone needs to to shooting will be on the struggle buss with a Glock 43/43x… That’s good that they expect you to know the basics going into the class. I’m sick of seeking new training and having to waste half a day going over the absolute basics being an experienced shooter. No instructs will allow you to skip their entry level classes and take their more advanced stuff.

Hey man - how many people used iron sights versus some sort of optic on their pistol?

What about training for the handicap/over weight etc.

I’m in Oregon and train with a local facility. One big benefit is a class gives you time and opportunity to sort your gear. I’m always tweaking my gear to get it just right after a class. Another great thing is meeting other like minded individuals. I’m 75 and still at it.

You haven’t used or tested what you are showing and telling, and it shows.

Taran tactical guy proves your theory wrong about holding a gun making you “jacked”

This will be a little left field, but I like the work of Graham Hancock or Robert Schoch if nothing else then entertainment. I wonder sometimes if the push back they get, all the name calling, is because people in power don't want us to understand that the government in extreme situations can't protect us, can't save us, can't prevent disasters. Once you realize that you start to question why you pay so much in taxes for aid that doesn't show up, or why you would give so much power to government workers who really don't care about you.

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I thought climate change was illegal in North Carolina. If you're gonna prepare, better keep it on the down low.

FEMA tells you to prepare. They have a list of items all of us should have in our homes for natural disasters. I’m in GA Helene just missed our area. We did donate a lot of our preps to GA and North Carolina. Some folks did lose everything . We were happy to help without judgement. We were in the path and had Helene not turned slightly we could have potentially lost our preps, home or lives.

Great summary bud! Agree 100% with your takeaway of the two-sided humility and confidence coin. Excited to build on this milestone with better-informed training! ✊🏽

Sounds like outstanding training!

Only a fool expects anything from the government. True preppers don’t tell anyone so nobody should be bothering you about it. Just say it, “I told you so”.

Excellent video ! For individuals that may be new to the shooting world, this is a must watch video. Lays out from A-Z what to expect and what you need to know prior to arriving at a shooting course. Well done!

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