The latest in INGO training

[historian]

https://www.facebook.com/ActiveSelfProtection/videos/550379268403191/

 

[Que]

Did you take this class?

 

[historian]

If I did, I think I would probably have a few more holes.

 

[Tactically Fat]

holy crap!

That almost looks to me like it was for some kind of "armed security" or "personal protection" company or something. And maybe not in the USA.

 

[rhino]

Haven't we seen those people before? They have UNIFORMS!

 

[Jackson]

I'm the guy in the video. rhino is the one with the pony tail. (He's really let himself go.)

 

[GIJEW]

Actually looked like there was some decent gun handling & muzzle discipline...except when they were shooting past each other's shoulders, but they've got lightning bolt insignias on their black BDUs. Are we taxpayers paying for that?

 

[Defensive Shooting Concepts]

So no students in the video? Strange. I wonder why.........?

 

[Gluemanz28]

The Benny Hill music was the only thing good about that video.

 

[2A_Tom]

Where's Kirk? There was only one beard in that group.

 

[Dundee]

The Benny Hill music was the only thing good about that video.

Yep!

 

[jsharmon7]

Dancing with guns. Although not in this case, I see merit in some of the teamwork drills and shooting from the holster. However, every time I see these videos I question practicality vs. cool factor. Twirling around each other and doing choreographed moves: is that ever going to come up in a real defensive scenario? Are there going to be enemies approaching you in such a way that your dance moves pay off?

 

[Lex Concord]

Dancing with guns. Although not in this case, I see merit in some of the teamwork drills and shooting from the holster. However, every time I see these videos I question practicality vs. cool factor. Twirling around each other and doing choreographed moves: is that ever going to come up in a real defensive scenario? Are there going to be enemies approaching you in such a way that your dance moves pay off?

Maybe, if you're a Jet...

 

[Slawburger]

Dancing with guns. Although not in this case, I see merit in some of the teamwork drills and shooting from the holster. However, every time I see these videos I question practicality vs. cool factor. Twirling around each other and doing choreographed moves: is that ever going to come up in a real defensive scenario? Are there going to be enemies approaching you in such a way that your dance moves pay off?

Guardians of the Galaxy: Dance Off, Bro
[video]http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ytZFm1NW5MM[/video]

 

[Dog1]

Good lord...

 

[jsharmon7]

Well, I stand CLEARLY corrected. Maybe Arthur Murray was really a bad, bad man.