Combat Focus Shooting with Rob Pincus
Combat Focus is an intuitive shooting program that is based on the study of empirical evidence from real violent encounters and builds on the body's natural reaction to an attack. At the ranges that gun fights typically occur, Combat Focus is the most effective way to engage your threat with a handgun.
This two day course empowers students by encouraging them to embrace the body's natural reaction to a lethal threat and work with it to neutralize that threat as efficiently and effectively as possible. The Combat Focus Technique is not hip-shooting, in fact, the only significant difference between using this technique and sighted fire is the focus of your attention at the moment the trigger breaks.
This course is features a significant amount time discussing what happens during dynamic encounters and dissecting each shooter's performance. Students should plan on firing between 1000 and 1200 rounds during the course.
Prerequisite: Defensive Handgun or equivalent. Equipment list under the Read More link below.
TUITION: $400
About the instructor--
Rob Pincus is a professional trainer, author and consultant, best known for the development of the Combat Focus® Shooting Program, taught to military, law enforcement, private security and students interested in self-defense. Rob provides efficient training methodologies to those interested in developing firearms, tactical operations and defensive skills. These methods stress gaining maximum value from limited training resources and working well with what the body does naturally under real world conditions.
Rob has experience as a law enforcement officer and executive protection agent and was also commissioned as an officer in the United States Army Reserve after graduating from the Military College of Vermont with a degree in Political Science. Rob has served as both a reserve and full time Law Enforcement Officer and has been on the staff of S.W.A.T. Magazine since 2001.
From 2003 through 2007, Rob was the Director of The Valhalla Training Center in Montrose, Colorado. Rob developed the training doctrines and programs that brought Valhalla to the attention of the entire shooting industry as a leading source of reality based firearms training. During this time, Valhalla was identified by the Rand Corporation as a leader in private sector reality based training and as a sole source provider to 10th Group Army Special Forces for Extreme Close Quarters Counter Ambush training.
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Three magazines or speedloaders, plus a belt holder or pouch for them. A belt holster with covered trigger guard (no fanny packs, shoulder holsters, small-of-the-back (SOB) holsters or soft, collapsible inside-the-pants holsters, please). 500 rounds of full metal jacket (FMJ) ammunition. Ear protection and wrap-around safety glasses (eye protection). A billed baseball cap. A pen and notebook. Your lunch and beverages--we will eat during classroom lecture. |
