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Matt Delozier Date: Sunday, June 27, 2010

I took the level 1 tactical pistol course june 5. I pretty much came hoping to get a few good pointers. I have grown up around firearms and didn't really expect there was much more to learn, i have had my concealed carry license and carried my weapon religiously for over a year prior to this course. I practiced with it usually once a month or so and really thought that i was prepared and qualified to use it if a life or death situation were to arise, (God forbid). WOW.... was i wrong... I quickly realized that there's a real difference between seeing how many holes you can punch in a paper, and preparing to defend yourself and your family in a high stress situation. They were awesome teachers, and taught me so much, improved my accuracy, my speed, and best of all, i'm now better prepared to defend myself without putting innocent bystanders at risk. The instructors put an emphasis on being responsible for every projectile you send downrange or at an enemy. I recall one saying, "if you miss, and catch a six year old in the side of the head 100 yds. behind your combatant, YOU ARE GOING TO HAVE TO SLEEP WITH THAT!" It really stuck with me. i believe if you carry a pistol, whether a police officer, a cwp, or just out on the farm, you owe it to not only yourself but to everyone around you, to take the responsibility, put your own pride aside, and get the best training that money can buy, at TDSA.

Michaella DeLozier Date: Friday, June 25, 2010

I had no idea how much I would really enjoy this class. I didn't even know how to shoot or handle a pistol by the end of the weekend I was VERY comfortable. I highly recommend the class!!!

Steve Sharpe Date: Friday, June 25, 2010

I wish I would have been exposed to things like TDSA and their teachings as a young teenager (or even before). Through their teachings I learned about Lt. Col. Dave Grossman and his book called, "ON COMBAT". If had been exposed to the psychology in this book at a younger age it would have helped to have harnessed the power and belief system that I now hold. I would have been more focused through the acceptance of my self. You see, as a youngster my moral compass told me that the thoughts of the sheep dog were wrong so I buried them and tried to ignore them. I struggled with who I was and what I felt for years. This was all due to a misunderstanding of the protective feelings I was having even as a young man. I was brought up with a solid understanding of right and wrong so there was no question there. What confused me was this warrior spirit that I didn’t know how to direct. So, I suppressed those feelings and ran from them. These feelings chased me up until a few years ago when I learned that I could stop running from them. After received training from Marshall and his instructor cadre I have learned to embrace them and these dear friends helped me to understand them and showed me how to direct them without compromising my core values. Thank you Wes and Marshall. The study and application of this information into my life has impacted me as deeply as any life study that I have ever done. I thank God daily that I have been able to stop running from my feelings and thoughts. Together, the training and knowledge I have received through TDSA and reading material such as this, have made me a better man and a better servant. (Which down deep is what I’ve always striven to be.) The chapter in the book I'm making reference to is, "On Sheep, Sheepdogs and Wolves". It is an excerpt from On Combat: The Psychology and Physiology of Deadly Conflict, In War and In Peace written by Lt. Col. Dave Grossman and Loren W. Christensen If you have been struggling with feelings like me then read this book, it will change your life!

Scott Date: Wednesday, June 23, 2010

I took the ACP 1 course upon carefully reviewing video and editorial content from the TDSA website. I can tell you that I was impressed and eager to explore their training concepts and applications for real world confrontations. After completing the course, I can say without question that their approach, methodologies and meticulous attention to detail will bring you full circle in the quest to be the best and most complete operator you can. I will augment this organization into my training regimen as much as possible given time and distance constraints. I look forward to spending many more fine hot sunny days with Marshall and Co

Keatha DeLozier Date: Tuesday, June 22, 2010

I took the advanced combat pistol level 1 on June 4-5. I took this class because my husband wanted me to and I honestly was not very excited about it. I thought I would just embarrass myself. Well... I don't know if I embarrassed myself or not, but by the time lunch rolled around the first day I was no longer dreading the class, I was looking forward to it! I had only shot a pistol 2 or 3 times before taking this class and by the time it was over I felt like I had been shooting for months. My accuracy improved so much, but the biggest improvement that came from the class for me was my confidence. I felt so confident handling and shooting my pistol. The instructors had so much knowledge to share with all of us, and for me personally they taught me a great deal and I am forever appreciative of all of them. All of them had amazing skills, and it made me want to do even better when I saw them shooting! TDSA is was an awesome experience for me and I hope to one day take the class again! Thanks TDSA for an awesome time and a truly remarkable experience!

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