Hit the pause button
How to incorporate reflection into training
Neighbors are shouting, there are multiple people in the house, a child is playing with a dog in the yard, the music is blaring from … somewhere, the radio on […] Read More
Training
Effective in-service training
Five keys to capturing your audience
Aristotle once declared, “The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet.” It’s as true in our world today as it was in his ancient Greece. Aristotle’s statement […] Read More
The untrained trainer
When passion isn’t enough
There’s a quiet problem spreading through police training rooms, and it’s not laziness or lack of effort. It’s something harder to spot and easier to excuse: good intentions. Every year, […] Read More
The vision behind precision
Train more than just your trigger finger
The primary difference between the best shooters in the world and us mere mortals is the speed at which we process visual information. Our trigger fingers can only move so […] Read More
Mentorship: Ensuring future success
Several years ago, after teaching a firearms instructor class in Las Vegas, I noticed a group of shooters talking and prepping gear as they waited for us to clear the […] Read More
Unlocking innovation
Why creativity is no longer optional in police and corrections training
Law enforcement and corrections live in constant change. The job shifts every week. Training, on the other hand, looks like it has been frozen since the ’90s. Same tired lectures. […] Read More
