Introduction Into Competitive Shooting
$250.00
Competitive shooting can look fast, intense, and overwhelming from the outside; but with the right guidance, it becomes one of the best ways to sharpen your skills, build confidence, and measure your growth as a protector. This course is designed for everyday shooters who want to step into the world of competition with clarity, safety, and purpose.
This class builds on the discipline you developed in Concealed Carry, the mechanics you refined in Fundamental Mastery, and the speed you’ve built in the performance course. You’ll learn how to apply those skills in a structured, safe, and encouraging competitive environment.
Training includes:
Understanding Match Flow & Rules — How stages work, what to expect, and how to navigate your first match with confidence.
Gear Setup — Choosing the right equipment and setting up your belt or holster for efficiency.
Stage Planning & Strategy — How to read a stage, plan your movement, and make smart decisions before the timer starts.
Movement & Efficiency — Learning to move with purpose, manage transitions, and maintain control under time pressure.
Scoring & Accountability — Understanding hit factors, penalties, and how accuracy and speed work together.
Building Confidence Under the Timer — Learning to perform safely and consistently when the buzzer goes off.
This class isn’t about being the fastest or the flashiest — it’s about becoming more capable, more confident, and more accountable. Competition sharpens the protector; not for trophies, but for readiness, discipline, and the courage to stand prepared.
For this class you will need the following:
A reliable handgun, carbine, or you may use both.
300 rounds for said firearm, if using 2 guns split the round count for each. (150/150)
A tactical or competition belt with mag pouches for appropriate firearm.
appropriate holster if using handgun
Eye and ear protection
Cancellation Policy:
All course and registration fees are non-refundable. In the event that a student is unable to attend a course and provides at least 72 hours' notice, the fee may be transferred to another student or applied to a future course, where possible.
Transfers must be declared within six months of the missed session. One transfer is allowed per student per calendar year. "No shows" and cancellations within 72 hours of the scheduled course will forfeit all transfer opportunities.
If severe weather is forecasted but conditions remain safe for travel and training, the class will continue as planned. Students who feel uncomfortable traveling may request to reschedule for a future class date at no additional cost.
Sometimes unforeseen circumstances arise and we may have to move a class date or move to a different location for the classroom. Students may be moved to a future class or receive a refund if the future class doesn’t fit their schedule.
We communicate important information about classes via email; while we make every attempt to contact students if something happens,we are not responsible for attendance issues due to using old email address or unread emails.