The reality concerning shooting on the move is this:
 

• If moving forward prior to encountering an oriented, sudden, high-intensity threat, forward movement will stop as a defensive behavioral measure and shooters will either shoot while stationary or will begin some...

I think he offers some sound general advice.  Technically I disagree with a few of his approaches.  HT Students and Instructors, what do you think are the similarities and differences between the way we do it and the way he does it?  What are the advantages and disadva...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=xPRhsCR2jWg

Giving a warning to someone with a weapon in hand gives them the first shot.

Have you heard this before? I doubt it. It is not politically correct, but it is clearly true. Action beats reaction.

Ag...

If you have trained with us note the following:

1.  Interfering with the shot

2.  Earning the shot

3.  Point, Precise, or Perfect: why and when?
4.  Don't grab people with knives

These videos show the power of a split entry and shooting from the doorway as well as the emotional gunfighting responses to a changing threat.

 Shooters were "in the moment" and had an emotional, realistic attachment to their training.  Their brains did not know it w...