I spent seven years in the military, and while that experience shaped my discipline and medical foundation, it’s not what makes this program valuable. Military service alone does not make someone a good shooter, and anyone who claims otherwise is usually confusing credentials with competence. There are plenty of poor shooters in uniform, just as there are exceptional ones outside of it.

Most of my shooting skill was developed the same way many civilians build real proficiency through deliberate practice, dry fire, competition exposure, taking classes, studying other shooters, and learning from people who were better than me. I’ve spent years testing methods, discarding what doesn’t work, and refining what does.

This company exists to consolidate that hard earned knowledge into clear, practical training. No mystique, no gatekeeping (besides a paywall lol), no fluff, just a structured guide built from experience, mistakes, and proven fundamentals, passed on so others can progress faster and train smarter.