Author: Bruce Corey
We realize that reaching students through marketing is the life blood of running a firearms training business. Read part 1 on how to improve your marketing.…
Author: Dave "Boon" Benton
On the Empty Cases Podcast, Dave “Boon” Benton discusses firearm fundamentals, training, the importance of practice with and without ammunition, and more.…
Author: Martin "Marty" Castellanos
As firearms instructors, we want the best setting and the right tools so that our shooters can learn. Read about Marty Castellanos teaching experiences.…
Author: Jim Gregg
A range emergency action plan (REAP) is a must on any live fire shooting ranges. Learn the 5 things that need to be included and how to implement the plan.…
Author: Bruce Corey
Read and listen to interviews in which we discuss the importance of firearms training and positive changes we've made to ShootingClasses.com's functionality.…
Author: Bill Orndorf
In order to run a successful firearms classes business or shooting range, there are a few things you must do to improve. Read our blog post to learn more.…
Author: Bruce Corey
To help other firearms instructors, I put together a list of the best class attributes I’ve experienced during my training and continued learning. Take a look at them to see how your class structure compares, and consider implementing the ones you feel are relevant.…
Author: Israel Matos
There are three things to consider when choosing a firearms instructor: pricing, quality & experience. Find out why you need to look into these before signing up for a class.…
Author: Kris "Tanto" Paronto
If you want to improve your teaching of firearms and tactics, there are five simple things you can do that will go a long way with your students. These have worked for me throughout my years of…
Author: Bruce Corey
Are search engine optimization and social media part of your marketing strategy for your firearms classes? Read our blog post to find out how to incorporate them.…