In this episode I talk with Bryan Eastridge of American Fighting Revolver. Bryan is an 82nd Airborne Veteran and retired police officer who is definitely an SME on fighting with wheel guns. We talk about 2nd amendment accessibility, famous American gunfighters, training with a revolver, the “grandma factor,” and the firearm as “fire extinguisher.”

My friend Les Kismartoni is back. This time we talk about the pros and cons of hit factor style firearms training for law enforcement, how these are no magic pills, and the value of force on force and decision training for civilians.

In this episode I talk with Thea Van Syoc, known as “Vanleethea” on the internet. She’s a jujitsu competitor, fitness fanatic, and an Internet personality who can actually shoot, and shoot well.

In this episode I talk with the founder of In Extremis Performance, Jake Labhart, a former airborne infantryman and D1 collegiate football player with a PhD in physical therapy. We talk about training movement for the tactical athlete and programming training in the law enforcement and military spaces.

In this episode we talk all things 1911/2011. Shooting them, setting them up, and building them. Plus, why AJ, Tim Herron and I are the cast from Lord of the Rings.

In this episode I talk with Brazilian Jujitsu black belt and retired LAPD SWAT cop Cliff Byerly about the realities of martial arts training and the value of being not just a practitioner of your craft but a scholar of it as well.

On today’s episode, I talk with Scott Jedlinski about his training for shooting, his background as a martial artist, and whether you should be a performer or a craftsman.

In this episode, I talk with Rob Epifania about finding your own best technique, grip tension and fast splits, and how the more you give the more you get.