Videos tagged with AAR

This video is an After Action Review (AAR) of the "Bad Blood 2024" event. The hosts are joined by guests Moondog and Sonic to discuss the event, which saw 400 players participating despite wet weather conditions. The discussion will cover their experiences and observations from the event as players marched across the field. The description also includes a promotional link for Restream to turn videos into live streams.

This video features the creator coaching themselves through the 'OGA Drill 3'. They aim to analyze their performance, identifying both what they did well and areas for improvement in future attempts. The description also promotes the SOB TV app, encouraging viewers to download it for more content.

This video features a firearms trainer, referred to as 'the trainer,' coaching their own OGA Drill 2 for pistol and carbine. The session focuses on demonstrating best practices and implementing improvements. The description emphasizes that even trainers are continuously learning, highlighting the importance of ongoing practice and development in shooting disciplines. The content appears to be an After Action Review (AAR) of a training event.

This video is an After Action Review (AAR) of John Johnston's 2-Day Tests and Standards Course. The description outlines the video's chapter breakdown, covering the progression of the course from Day 1 to Day 2, including discussions on D.A.M. (Defining Actionable Marksmanship), unconscious competence, self-talk, class takeaways, and gear performance. Key safety rules for the class are also highlighted, specifically addressing unauthorized gun handling and muzzling. Links to the instructor's course schedule and various gear used, such as a Dark Star Gear holster, Blue Alpha Belt, Shield Arms magazines, Maglula loader, and a T.A.D.E.V. Group Striker Control Device, are provided.

This video features an After Action Report (AAR) and conclusions from Desert Brutality 2019, a competitive shooting match. Sinistral Rifleman, Karl, and Ian discuss their experiences, analyzing the stages, what went well, what didn't, and their personal performance. The discussion likely provides insights into competitive shooting strategies and potential equipment or technique improvements.