Author: Andy Bolgiano
Knowing how to treat wounds on the torso (chest, stomach and back areas) is very important when on a gun range or at classes. Learn more on our blog.…
Author: Bill Orndorf
Listen as we discuss the evolution of firearms training, recent law changes, the benefits of ShootingClasses.com and more on Shooting Straight Radio and Center Mass.…
Author: Dave "Boon" Benton
The Adult Learning Theory should be part of your firearms instructor training. It helps you better transfer knowledge to different types of students. Learn more.…
Author: Andy Bolgiano
Having an individual first aid kit (IFAK) is a necessity every time you hit the range. It provides us with the needed supplies to treat a penetrating injury.…
Author: Bruce Corey
The founders of ShootingClasses.com have been making headlines recently. Watch and listen to our interviews to learn about ShootingClasses.com, firearms training and more.…
Author: Andy Bolgiano
The firearms we use can cause life threatening injuries. After a penetrating injury, time is not on our side. Learn how to be prepared with medical gear.…
Author: Bill Orndorf
In firearms training, you don't know what you don't know. So how do you stay on the cutting edge of new ideas and improve your skills as a instructor?…
Author: Bruce Corey
When you register as an instructor with ShootingClasses.com, one of the many benefits is an instructor URL. This web address, which links to your instructor profile on ShootingClasses.com, is a versatile marketing tool for your business.…
Author: Bill Orndorf
To build a successful firearms training business (or any business), you must set measurable goals. Over the last three decades, I’ve learned a few things that might help your business ventures. These things have certainly helped me.…
Author: Bruce Corey
Running a successful firearms instructor business is about more than just your ability to hit the mark out at the range. It’s about hitting the target with your marketing efforts as well. Unless you can make people aware of your business, even the best instruction will ultimately go to waste.…