Own The Draw - Ready, Set, Confidence!!

Description

Drawing from a holster is one of the most important—and often overlooked—skills in defensive shooting. Whether you're carrying openly or concealed, your ability to safely and confidently draw your firearm can make all the difference in a real-world encounter.

This course is designed to help you develop a safe, smooth, and consistent holster draw through focused dry-practice, structured live-fire drills, and personalized coaching. You’ll learn the full draw stroke, from grip establishment to first accurate shot, along with proper reholstering techniques, clothing considerations, and defensive mindset tips.

If you're ready to build muscle memory, speed, and confidence, this course is for you!!

This course is perfect for:

• Concealed carriers
• New defensive shooters
• Anyone seeking to learn or improve holster proficiency in a safe, controlled environment.

This awesome course is available for a special discounted rate for those who register for First Shots®, Next Shots, and Own The Draw!! 😃🎉😃

Topics Covered

Topics Covered Include:

• Firearm safety review specific to holster use
• Holster types: IWB, OWB, appendix, strong-side carry
• Proper holster selection and gear setup
• Step-by-step draw stroke breakdown
• Drawing from open vs. concealed carry
• Clearing cover garments efficiently
• Trigger discipline during the draw
• Safe and deliberate reholstering techniques
• Dry-practice drills for repetition and muscle memory
• Live-fire draw-to-shot drills
• Common mistakes and how to correct them
• Building speed without sacrificing safety
• Integrating holster work into ongoing training

Expectations and Outcomes

What To Expect:

• A safe, supportive environment focused on building confidence and consistency in drawing from a holster
• Step-by-step instruction covering:
• Safe and efficient holster draw techniques
• Grip, stance, and sight alignment under time pressure
• Dry-fire drills to reinforce proper form
• Live-fire exercises (if applicable) to apply skills in real time
• Personalized coaching to help you correct form, improve reaction time, and build muscle memory
• Encouragement and accountability in a female-focused training space

• A clear understanding of the mechanics of a safe and effective draw
• Increased confidence and control when presenting your firearm
• Improved speed, accuracy, and readiness under pressure

Types

Intermediate, USCCA Courses

Documentation Requirements

• Government-issued photo ID (Driver License, State ID, CCW/CHL, or passport)
• Proof of prior training:
  • Certificate of completion from First Shots, Next Shots, or another recognized basic handgun course
• OR documented experience showing safe firearm handling knowledge (subject to instructor approval)

Requirements

To ensure a safe and productive learning environment, students must meet the following requirements:

• Basic firearms safety knowledge
• Prior live-fire experience (e.g., completion of a First Shots®, CCW, or introductory handgun course)
• Strong understanding of trigger discipline and muzzle awareness
• Comfortable handling and operating a firearm independently

🎒 Gear Checklist – Own the Draw

To participate safely and get the most out of this course, please bring the following:
? Required Gear:

• Handgun (semi-auto or revolver) in good working condition
• Quality holster (must fully cover trigger guard and stay open for safe reholstering)
  • Strongly recommended: Kydex or rigid OWB/IWB holsters
  • Please Note: Serpa, soft, fabric, or collapsible holsters (e.g., nylon) are not permitted for safety reasons. If you have questions about gear, please reach out before class!!
• Sturdy gun belt (designed to support the weight of a holstered firearm)
• Minimum of 2 magazines (or speedloaders for revolvers)
• Eye and ear protection (electronic hearing protection preferred)
• 100–150 rounds of factory ammunition
• Cover garment (e.g., hoodie, jacket, or untucked shirt for concealed carry practice)
• Notebook and pen (for notes and drills)

🔁 Optional, but strongly recommended:

• Magazine pouch or carrier
• Hydration and snacks
• Range bag