Videos tagged with Instructor Perspective

This YouTube video, titled 'What Firearms Instructors Deal With When Training Some People', hints at the challenges and unique situations firearms instructors encounter when teaching individuals. The description includes hashtags related to being 'triggered' and mentions 'instructormikeandfriends', suggesting a focus on the instructor's perspective and potentially humorous or relatable experiences in a training environment. The content likely revolves around common mistakes, misunderstandings, or unexpected reactions from trainees during firearms instruction.

This is the fourth lesson in the Geauga Firearms Academy's "Journey of The Student Series," documenting Kim's progress with a focus on detailed shot placement. The video emphasizes hands-on learning, providing a first-person perspective from both instructor and student. It features a high round count and lays the groundwork for subsequent lessons. The description also promotes a Talon Grip review with a discount code. The video explicitly states it's a demonstration and not a substitute for professional, in-person training.

This video is the second lesson in the 'Journey of The Student Series' from Geauga Firearms Academy, following Kim's progress. It focuses on reinforcing fundamental shooting skills learned in the first lesson. A key topic addressed is the 'anticipation cure' for flinching or anticipating the shot, beneficial for both new and experienced shooters. The video offers a first-person perspective from both the student and instructor, highlighting challenges and successes. It emphasizes that this content is a demonstration and not a substitute for hands-on professional training.

This video series from Geauga Firearms Academy documents the development of a student's martial shooting skills, starting with basic firearm fundamentals. It offers a unique perspective from both the instructor and student, showcasing challenges, objectives, and successes in a documentary style. The content emphasizes demonstrations of concepts and best practices, stressing that it does not replace hands-on training. A Talon Grip review is also included with a coupon code for free shipping.