Course Overview
The Dynamic Carbine Course is an advanced training experience designed for shooters looking to break through performance plateaus and achieve elite-level capabilities with their carbine. Rooted in motor learning and performance science, this course pushes participants to their limits while maintaining control, precision, and decision-making under pressure.
Participants will refine and optimize core carbine skills, mastering advanced techniques such as rapid target transitions, shooting on the move, and recoil management during high-speed engagements. By incorporating variable practice, stress inoculation, and contextual scenarios, this course builds the adaptability required to perform consistently and confidently in any environment.
Whether you’re preparing for defensive scenarios, tactical operations, or competition, the Dynamic Carbine Course provides the tools, feedback, and progressive challenges needed to elevate your performance to the next level.
 
What to Expect
Course Objectives:
Develop elite-level speed and precision in dynamic carbine scenarios.
Enhance adaptability through variable practice and stress inoculation drills.
Optimize motor patterns to minimize inefficiencies and maximize performance.
 
Skill Development:
Target Engagement and Transitions: Engage multiple targets with speed and precision.
Shooting on the Move: Maintain control and accuracy in dynamic situations.
Recoil Management: Master carbine control during rapid-fire engagements.
Decision-Making Under Pressure: Build confidence in high-stakes scenarios.
 
Training Techniques:
Science based drills to fine-tune mechanics and improve overall performance.
Contextual scenarios to maximize skill transfer to real-world applications.
Actionable feedback to ensure continuous improvement and growth.
 
Skill Progression:
Day 1: Building a strong foundation through closed-skill drills.
Day 2: Advancing to dynamic, open-skill scenarios that simulate real-world conditions.
 
Primary Gear List
Firearm: A modern semi-automatic carbine with a capacity of at least 20 rounds.
Optics: A reliable red dot or low-power variable optic (LPVO). Backup iron sights recommended.
Ammunition: Minimum of 1,000 rounds.
Magazines: At least three magazines, with a carrying system for rapid access.
Sling: A two-point adjustable sling is required.
Eye and Ear Protection: Ballistic-rated eye protection (clear and tinted) and electronic hearing protection.
Support Gear: Water, snacks, sunscreen, and appropriate range attire.
A full gear list and exact location details will be emailed upon registration.
 
Registration Information
Time and Location: Training begins promptly at 0900. Arrive early to prepare gear. Range location and details will be included in your confirmation email.
Range Fees: To be paid on-site the morning of the course.
Eligibility: By registering, participants certify that they meet the legal requirements for firearm possession and are of appropriate age for this training.
 
Class Cancellation Policy
In the rare event of a class cancellation (e.g., inclement weather or unforeseen circumstances), participants will receive a full refund or credit toward a future course.
Student-Initiated Changes:
Notice given 7+ days prior to the class date qualifies for a full credit transfer to another course.
Less than 7 days’ notice: No refunds or credits will be issued.