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| Jason Kang Date: Sunday, July 18, 2010 |
I just completed the AP1 course this weekend with Marshall, Eric and Lance. This was the best firearms training that I have ever experienced. Even with the hot and humid weather that we had to deal with, all I could think about was trying to improve on the techniques that they were presenting to us. The motivation to learn their techniques comes straight from real results on the range. After they do a great job of presenting their techniques, you apply it on the range and see for yourself that it really does improve your shooting ability. What is really amazing about this training is that the noticeable improvements happen in just two days. After they teach you these techniques, you will wonder why no one has taught you this before. |
| David Scott Date: Friday, July 16, 2010 |
I had the pleasure of taking AP1 in July with TDSA. I am a repeat student and do not understand why anyone would not give these guys an opportunity to improve your skills. I can promise you that you will leave this class with a new outlook on handgun manipulation and be more skilled when you leave than when you arrived. TDSA's classes are worth more than you pay for them, money back guaranteed. You have nothing to lose. Take an open mind, plenty of ammo, and a teachable spirit and you will consider it the best couple of days of your shooting life, whether you are a new shooter or an old pro. David S. (the other David Scott!) |
| David Scott Date: Wednesday, July 14, 2010 |
I do not think I have sweated more in two days than I did July 10 & 11 at the AP1 course. I also do not think I have learned more in two days than I did in those two days. Marshall, Lance and Kai did a fantastic job teaching the class. They know how to teach. They took the time and worked with me until I got it. They did that with all the students. They taught the basic patterns and then put them together. The class was fun which makes learning easier and faster. I had no idea I would make the improvements that I did. I will definitely return and take more courses. One of the best parts was at the end seeing how much each student improved. Thanks TDSA. |
| Michael Chambers Date: Tuesday, July 13, 2010 |
Colonel Jeff Cooper once said that owning a handgun doesn't make you armed any more than owning a guitar makes you a musician. If you are a responsible gun-owner, you owe it to yourself and to others to become proficient with your weapon. You might as well as start with the best...and that's exactly what TDSA's AP1 class is. You can only reach a certain level of proficiency by going to the range and blasting off a box or two of ammo a month. You MUST learn the proven fundamentals and techniques that AP1 teaches if you want to improve! Having heard great things about Marshall and his crew, I knew the shooting aspect of AP1 was going to top notch (and it was). Simply put, these guys are the real deal. The list of competitions they’ve won is longer than most people’s resumes. Coupled with their law enforcement experience of life behind the gun, there is simply no one more qualified than they are to teach firearm skills. Having said that, I was most impressed with Marshall and Lance’s attitudes and the level of instruction they brought to the table. It’s obvious that they are passionate about teaching people how to shoot. Their level of the enthusiasm exceeded my every expectation. They will literally do everything they can to make you walk away a faster, more accurate, safer and more confident shooter. Both the teaching staff and the students at my class were a great bunch of people. The students were incredibly diverse and consisted of everything from TPD SWAT to a Ph.D. of entomology. No matter your background, you will not feel out of place at AP1. You will draw encouragement and support from instructor and fellow students alike. So put your big girl pants on, dig into your ammo hoard, and spend a fun, educational, and unforgettable weekend @ TDSA. I might even see you there! |
| Fred Lysak Date: Tuesday, July 13, 2010 |
I would like to thank Marshall, Lance, and Kai. These gentlemen are truly professionals. This was the first training course I have ever attended, even though I am 52, and I could not believe how much I learnt. At first I was intimidated as here I was a civilian with policemen, military, and even FBI classmates, who of course were a lot younger. Marshall and his team took the time and energy to work through my nervousness and get it through my thick skull that I was not in a competition but a learning environment that was meant to be enjoyable. Although I did not become a true marksmen my first time I did learn the five main elements of shooting a pistol that I can now practice, practice and practice, just as Lance says “The more you practice, the luckier you get.” I would recommend this course to everyone, from a novice, like myself, to an experienced professional. I watched some amazing talented people accelerate in our class. Thanks Again Fred |
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