Quoted: I intend to as "running and gunning" won't do you a lick of good if you don't know what the hell you are doing. You only develop bad habits and at the very worst are just out looking to injure yourself or another shooter. But taking a training class once a year and then not having someplace to apply and practice what you've learned won't help much either. Sure you will know what to do, but a skill not applied is a skill that will diminish with time.

Wipeout,

    we have monthly Alumni Training Sessions, these are not classes of instruction, rather training sessions for Alumni to come out and work on skills from courses and develope more knowledge.  The cost is $45, which covers our range fees and any expenses for targets and other supplies.  These training sessions consist of 1/2 to a full day of training time on the range.  It is all live fire training where you get to work on practical application of the skills that we teach in our courses.  Some of this is spent on honing already learned skills, but much of it is spent on application of those skills.  Some training sessions involve running, most involve movement, and there are times we work on 360-degree engagements, ground engagements, etc.  Maybe some of our Alumni that have attended some of these sessions will chime in and give you an idea of what their experiences have been, from what you describe this might fit what you are looking for.

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Greg Sullivan "Sully"
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