Pistol Kata in the June 2018 Prescott Class

[Brent Yamamoto]

I think that’s a great idea Chris. Repetition is important. Challenging though in a weekend class as there is only so much time.

[Gabriel Suarez]

I am thinking this progression.

Learn the diagonal lines.
Repeatitive work for 30 - 60 minutes
Partner drills on the application.
FOF drills with pressure.
Back to the kata to finish.

Then the Watch Your Back Kata the next day.

[Brent Yamamoto]

I am thinking this progression.

Learn the diagonal lines.
Repeatitive work for 30 - 60 minutes
Partner drills on the application.
FOF drills with pressure.
Back to the kata to finish.

Then the Watch Your Back Kata the next day.

Agree, was thinking the same.

[psalms23dad]

I am thinking this progression.

Learn the diagonal lines.
Repeatitive work for 30 - 60 minutes
Partner drills on the application.
FOF drills with pressure.
Back to the kata to finish.

Then the Watch Your Back Kata the next day.

Well that means I need to budget for another trip out then.

[JRUSMC]

After action report.

Not knowing a thing about martial arts and throwing myself to the wolves in an effort to learn new skills or if you will the ability to add more tools to the toolbox, I have done so.

This class drills down to the nuts and bolts of what works in a 0-5 feet Gunfighting situations. I'm grateful and respect those who have trained for decades and decades in the many martial arts genres for what was learned and applied is a result of Brent's staffs vast experience from all facets of martial arts combined with real world situations that they have experienced.

Having been to a few shooting classes in all four corners of the country, this single two day class provided me with more tools than I have gained in 3-5 day courses. Don't get me wrong, I take away at least one thing from each course. However, I was severely lacking the skills one needs from 0-5 feet and I now have the confidence and tools to better help myself if I find myself in a situation. Increase my survivability!

That said like with shooting, it is a perishable skill. So when your done with your class, maintaining/ practicing what was taught is a must. Just as you go to the range, you need to make this a part of your training. Along with Medical/ stop the bleed training!

Brent and the entire class was strong and we all learned alot from Brent but also from each other!

This is a legit class that anyone who carries on any sort of basis needs to take this class. It's a tough and thorough class. It is what is needed. All walks of life were in the class and we all made it through together!

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