Our Classes
“I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once,
but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times.”
— Bruce Lee
Pistol Fundamentals class will be in the classroom as well as on the range. This class focuses the new shooter on safety first. Other topics include range etiquette, firearm handling, loading & unloading, dry fire practice, as well as the fundamentals of shooting including how to present the weapon, aim and fire. Class size and competency will determine the flow and speed of material covered. Safety, learning, and fun in a casual and stress free environment.
Idaho Enhanced CWP and HDF is a complete guide to understanding the basics of firearms ownership, safety, and nomenclature, and how it applies to home- or self-defense. This class is 8 hours long and students will shoot a minimum of 98 rounds as per the requirements for the CWP application. A lawyer will teach the legal portion of the class. After this class, students will be able to apply for the Idaho Enhanced Concealed Weapons Permit.
This course is for the new AR-15 owner or those needing a refresher course. In the classroom we will cover safety, history, basic use and nomenclature, accessorizing the AR-15, basic zeroing, home use and self-defense. We will also do practical drills to increase your proficiency to defend yourself and improve your marksmanship while on the range.
Women’s Intermediate Pistol Class will be conducted mostly on the range after a brief classroom portion. After a safety briefing and review of the fundamentals this class will focus on further development of skills and taking your shooting to the next level. We will cover pistol holds, 2 and 1 handed shooting, practice various reloads, learn to recognize and clear malfunctions, move and shoot, and much more. A $10 range fee may apply.
Intermediate Pistol Class will be conducted mostly on the range after a brief classroom portion. After a safety briefing and review of the fundamentals this class will focus on taking your shooting to the next level. We will cover pistol holds, 2 and 1 handed shooting, practice various reloads, learn to recognize and clear malfunctions, move and shoot, and much more. A $10 range fee may apply.
This is an intermediate level course. For this course you will need a weapon-mounted flashlight as well as a tactical handheld flashlight. Night sights are useful, but not necessary for this course. Learn to deal with self-defense using a pistol in low light conditions. This is NOT a beginner level class.
This class will empower people in use of pepper spray (less than lethal force) for self-defense. Covered is How not to be a victim, Codes of awareness, Survivor mindset, legality of chemical irritants, and practice with an inert training spray. Upon completion of class you will receive a certificate of completion as well as your own can of Sabre Pepper Spray, the brand most used by law enforcement personnel.
This is an intermediate level course. We will learn to draw and function out of a strong side concealment holster outside-the-waistband or inside-the-waistband holster at 3 or 4 o’clock (for right handed shooter) or appendix holster. We will cover defensive shooting, balancing speed and precision, shooting from retention, and many other concepts. This class is mostly on the range after a brief classroom presentation.
This course is designed for the AR-15 owner to use their firearm in low light conditions. This class is entirely on the range. We will be using a weapon-mounted flashlight on your rifle as well as a tactical handheld flashlight. After a safety briefing and review of safe handling we will learn to use our light sources, work in various lighting conditions, apply strategic movement and use cover and concealment. We will NOT be using lasers, IR illuminators or NVG’s in this course. Learn to deal with self-defense using an AR-15 in low light conditions.
Women’s Pistol Fundamentals will take place in the classroom as well as on the range. This class focuses the new shooter on safety first in a non-competitive, ego-free environment safe for all women. Other topics include range etiquette, firearm handling, clearing and loading a firearm, how to present the weapon, aim and fire. Our goal is Safety, Learning and Fun in that order. You don’t need to clean before the cleaning service comes, you don’t need to work out before your first time to the gym and you don’t need to know anything about pistols to come to this class.
Instructor will tailor the course to the individual(s). 1:1 or 1:2 instructor to student ratio means lots of attention to details, corrections, instruction, and practice on whatever the student wants. Examples of instruction include: fundamentals of shooting, drawing from concealment, shooting behind cover, shooting and moving, reloading, engaging multiple targets, use of lights during shooting, rifle to pistol transition and many more topics.
Knife fighting is non-firearm related training. While in most martial arts that I have taken including Okinawan Karate, Hapkido, Aikido, and even Brazilian JiuJitsu, weapons training is reserved late in your journey. Sometimes not introduced until you make black belt or learn through private lessons. In the Filipino Martial Arts, weapons come first. This introduction to weapons from the start teach attributes that can be carried over to empty hand training. Some of the attributes include body mechanics, line familiarization, footwork, use of either hand, proper distance, and many others. Knife fighting is a defensive tool that anybody can employ and doesn’t require extraordinary strength or size, but rather skill.
You will learn simple, practical techniques employed to end an engagement and escape to safety. This class is designed for participants wanting some self-defense principles and techniques without having to go through years of training. But, ongoing instruction will definitely make you a more effective and competent defender.
Tuition is $50 for 4 classes (1 month) or $20 for a single drop-in class; First class is free and if you bring someone you get another free.
Empty Hands Self Defense class is non-firearm related training. This class will focus on empty hands training which draws from many different martial arts including, Jun Fan Gung Fu, Jeet Kune Do, Thai Boxing, Western Boxing, Jiu Jitsu, Karate, Kickboxing, Hapkido, Panantukan, and Pananjukan to name a few.
You will learn simple, practical, and effective techniques employed to end an engagement and escape to safety. This class is designed for anyone wanting some self-defense principles and techniques without having to go through years of training. But, ongoing instruction will definitely make you a more effective and competent defender.
Tuition is $50 for 4 classes (1 month) or $20 for a single drop-in class; First class is free.
This is an intermediate level course. We will learn to draw and function out of a strong side concealment holster outside-the-waistband (OWB) or inside-the-waistband (IWB) holster at 3 or 4 o’clock (for right handed shooter) or appendix holster (IWB). Off body carry will also be covered depending upon student interest. We will cover defensive shooting, balancing speed and precision, shooting from retention, and many other concepts. This class is mostly on the range after a brief classroom presentation. A $10 range fee may apply.
This course is designed for healthcare facilities of all sorts. I have taught dental offices, healthcare students and more. Healthcare workers are under increasing pressures from high patient to healthcare worker ratios, irate family/friends, and those with mental health issues and cognitive issues. Keeping the healthcare worker safe and preventing burnout is especially important post Covid-19, where we experienced a mass exodus of healthcare workers from the industry. This course is designed to help keep healthcare workers protected as well as limit the damage done to the combative patient in today's environment.
Are you interested to add this to your team's training program? Contact us or book via Calendar for individual instruction.
Women’s Self Defense class is non-firearm related training. This class will focus on self defense tactics, use of non-firearm self defense weapons, vocal commands, and anything that might help you to avoid, escape or combat against a violent encounter.
You will learn simple, practical techniques employed to end an engagement and escape to safety. This class is designed for women wanting some self-defense principles and techniques without having to go through years of training. But, ongoing instruction will definitely make you a more effective and competent defender.
Tuition is $50 for 4 classes (1 month) or $20 for a single drop-in class; First class is free.
Instructor will tailor the course to the individual(s). 1:1 or 1:2 instructor to student ratio means lots of attention to details, corrections, instruction, and practice on whatever the student wants. Examples of instruction include: fundamentals of shooting, drawing from concealment, shooting behind cover, shooting and moving, reloading, engaging multiple targets, use of lights during shooting, rifle to pistol transition and many more topics.
Stick fighting is non-firearm related training. While in most martial arts that I have taken including Okinawan Karate, Hapkido, Aikido, and even Brazilian JiuJitsu, weapons training is reserved late in your journey. Sometimes not introduced until you make black belt or learn through private lessons. In the Filipino Martial Arts, weapons come first. This introduction to weapons from the start teach attributes that can be carried over to empty hand training. Some of the attributes include body mechanics, line familiarization, footwork, use of either hand, proper distance, and many others. Stick fighting is applicable to any long tool that might be at hand whether that is an umbrella, cane, hammer, or even a rolled up newspaper.
You will learn simple, practical techniques employed to end an engagement and escape to safety. This class is designed for participants wanting some self-defense principles and techniques without having to go through years of training. But, ongoing instruction will definitely make you a more effective and competent defender.
Tuition is $50 for 4 classes (1 month) or $20 for a single drop-in class; First class is free.
