Tampa Carry

Introduction - I’ll set you up for success before you even start.

Safety Tips, Train With The Best Tools - Learn about the benefits of dry fire training as well as some tools to make your 21 day journey much easier and effective.

Day 1 - Proper Two Handed Pistol Grip - Knowing and practicing the proper grip will put you in the position to be accurate and consistent with your shots.

Day 2 - The Proper Shooting Position - Learn the most common position that gives you the best chance of controlling your shots and making faster follow up shots.You’ll discover the mistakes to watch for, and correct, so you always hit your target.

Day 3 - The High Compressed Ready Position - This position has many strategic and practical advantages. You’ll learn to incorporate this position as one of your foundational positions that signals your brain that you have not identified an immediate threat.

Day 4 - The Extended Shooting Position - You have identified an imminent threat and this position is what you must assume to be ready to fire. You will discover the pitfalls to avoid so you naturally maintain a perfect line of sight and achieve accurate hits.

Day 5 - The Trigger Press Drill - One of the secrets to consistent accuracy lies in pressing the trigger. This drill will show you how to achieve the perfect trigger press that will keep your groups tight…even during a high pressure situation.

Day 6 - The Slack & Reset Drill - This drill will reveal how you can “shorten the distance” when taking precision shots. Many seasoned shooters get this wrong.

Day 7 - Three Important Questions - I’ll give you three questions to zero in on keeping your practice time as efficient as possible to get results faster.

Day 8 - The Penny Drill - This drill puts your newly developed skills to the test so you can assess exactly where to focus for faster, more consistent shots. 

Day 9 - Intuitive Unsighted Fire - Instinctively hit your target from 9 to 15 ft away without ever using your sights. Your brain will want to keep your eyes on the threat not your sights. It’s critical to gain this skill so you’re prepared for a violent attack.

Day 10 - Front Sight Vision Training String. Precision shooting using your sights. Sight picture - How to train and strengthen your eyes to achieve crystal clear focus on the most important aspects of the sight picture.

Day 11 - The Front Sight Focus Drill - Rapidly transition your focus exactly like you would if in a high pressure fast moving situation. You will take precision shots quickly.

Day 12 - Transitioning Between Targets Drill - 3 steps to nail multiple targets (threats) quickly. How to avoid the most common mistake shooters make that wastes time and causes you to miss your target. Make defensive shots more accurately and efficiently. 

Day 13 - The Emergency Reload Drill - The most common reload scenario in a self defense situation and how to master it. It could mean the difference between coming our alive…or dead.

Day 14 - Three Important Questions - These questions are designed to help you see exactly where to focus your practice time for the best results.

Day 15 - Slow Presentation From The Holster - Nothing else matters if your firearm is in the holster. Two most common concealed carry positions and how to master each one. Plus, the one common mistake that drastically increases your chances of an accident.

Day 16 - The Tap, Rack, Bang Drill - How to immediately get back in the fight if all you hear is a “click” when you pull the trigger. 

Day 17 - The Malfunction Clearing Drill - How to efficiently and instinctively clear a malfunction of your firearm without even thinking about it.

Day 18 - Integrating Lateral Movement - During a life or death violent attack staying in one place can get you killed. You’ll see exactly how to move and when to move so you can be ready to shoot while making yourself a difficult target.

Day 19 - Presentation in a Vehicle - Many concealed carry holders remove their gun and put it somewhere like the center console every time they get into their vehicle - Discover the two reasons this is WRONG and learn how to have your firearm easily accessible while in your vehicle. 

Day 20 - One Handed Presentation - It’s not always possible to have both hands free when you’re presented with a violent attack. How to quickly present your firearm one handed and fire while reducing felt recoil. How to quickly get on the threat from a one handed presentation. In a perfect world two handed presentation is best…but what if that’s not possible?  

Day 21 - The Three Most Important Questions - These questions will help you reassess your new found skills to easily determine where to focus so you can the most from your practice time.