Level 3
Customized personal training and on location
Would you like to train with a group with which you train on location or at your own club, that is also possible.
Often novice shooters do not know how to train constructively and efficiently; there are plenty of exercises that allow you to make a lot of progress in a short time.
Analyzing the shooter and making adjustments, often with small changes such as stance and grip, can make a night and day difference.
And that's what we're here for!!
This training on location is always in consultation; It is important to know what the average level is and the wishes, so that we can do a tailor-made training.
We would also like to know if there are shooters with an NPSA license, shooters who still want to get it or just shooters who want to experience what course shooting is all about.
If it is indicated that it concerns NPSA licensed shooters, then take your NPSA card with you. Of course, the size of the group is also important; if it is larger than 5 people, we will do the course with 2 instructors. Of course you can inquire without obligation about the price and options.
What do we do:
This actually depends on the level
But we always start with the basics anyway!
draw
stance
grip
Bills of exchange (warehouse)
awareness
From there we continue working!
What do you need:
- Valid leave for possession of the weapon to be used
- Valid membership of a recognized shooting club
- KNSA - pass
- NPSA license pass (if indicated that you have one)
- A weapon suitable for IPSC/course, minimum caliber 9x19
- 3 magazines (or moonclips for revolver)
- 3 warehouse bags (pouches)
- A well-fitting holster that covers the trigger
- A sturdy belt
- Eye and ear protection
- 500 cartridges
Get your stuff in order, that's half the battle!
If you don't have a holster or magazine bags yet, consult a specialized gunshop, where everything is in stock and good advice can be given.
In addition to a good gun, belt and holster, clothing has also started to play a greater role in recent years.
Provide light shoes with a good grip, pants with some stretch and a smooth shirt that is not too loose.
Are you stuck??
