This four day course is designed for individuals military or law enforcement, assigned as firearms instructors or those individuals requiring instructional skills for firearms training. This course requires a high degreee of metal preparation and excellent pistol craftsmanship. Students should have a sound background in instructional management skills and be comfortable in demonstrating both dry-fire and live-fire shooting drills. In addition, students should be in excellent physical condition and capable of light to moderate physical activity.
This course is divided into three types of activiies related to firearms instruction. The first is seminar based with verbal interaction between the Director of AWTI and the students attending the course. The second is dry-fire and live-fire practical exercises - starting and ending with individual shooting evaluations. The third activity centers around individual instructor development.
Seminar topics will include but not limited to:
Theory of Training
Training Goals / Objectives
Designing / Developing / Implementation of Training
Testing and Evaluations
Challenging Students
Instructor Problems
Practical shooting excercises will include but not limited to:
Speed and Accuracy Drills
Immediate Action Drills
Speed and Tactical Reloads
Turn and Fire
Close Combat
Weapons Retention
Shooting from Cover
Shooting While Moving
Vehicle Ambush
Low-Light / Night Shooting
Strong / Weak Hand Shooting
Long-Range Precision Shooting
Instructor development exercises will include but not limited to:
Speed / Accuracy / Evaluation Drills
Dry-Fire and Live-Fire Presentaions
This course is tailored to specific clients, usually and instructional team. Call the Director for more information on how to develop this course for your team.
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This four day course is designed for individuals military or law enforcement, assigned as firearms instructors or those individuals requiring instructional skills for firearms training. This course requires a high degreee of metal preparation and excellent pistol craftsmanship. Students should have a sound background in instructional management skills and be comfortable in demonstrating both dry-fire and live-fire shooting drills. In addition, students should be in excellent physical condition and capable of light to moderate physical activity.