This course will teach the mechanics and fundamentals of movement, as it pertains to shooting, to better enhance the officer’s shooting performance. This will come from a perspective built around human performance, teaching how to aggressively move into positions, with accurate fire on targets/threats. Additionally, we will cover the technical skills needed for understanding the practical side of effective employment of a pistol from concealed. 

 

This will be a 2-day collaboration course built with two of the leaders in the firearms industry in their respective fields. Jake uses his doctorate to bring a scientific approach to movement, impacting the efficiency and performance of dynamic shooting. Additionally, Mike brings an elite background as a former member of the 1st SFOD-D, with skills and experience utilized during protection operations. This class will bring a unique approach of education and experience to offer officers the ability to learn a process focused model for owning their shooting performance, not only in the class, but once they return to their unit.  

 

Who is this course for? Built for LE who carry off-duty, work in a plain clothes capicity, specialized units, PSD and special operations.  

 

Topics Covered: 

  Mechanics of drawing from concealment 

  Shooting fundamentals (vision, sight confirmation, speed/distance)

  Engaging targets with multi-directional turns

  Engaging targets with single and multi-directional movements

  Advanced dynamic courses of fire

 

  Serviceable handgun of 9mm or larger

  Concealment holster

  3 magazines and minimum of 1 mag carrier (no pocket carry of magazines allowed)

  Hearing/Eye Protection

  Water bottle

  Note taking material (if desired)

 

Jake Labhart; Former Army Infantryman, who upon leaving the military founded In Extremis Performance. He worked exclusively with law enforcement special operations units at the federal, state, and local level. Over the last 7 years he has worked to integrate human performance to enhance operational readiness. He holds a Doctorate from Campbell University, and has integrated a scientific approach to objectively assess fitness and shooting performance. Jake and his team have focused their expertise to teach shooting and movement skills needed to perform at a high level, and on demand. He continues to work alongside some of the leading experts in the tactical industry to educate and maximize potential in the special operations community.

 

Mike Pannone; Former member of the 1st SFOD-D; instructor to the Federal Air Marshal Service (serving as the Head Range Instructor at the F.A.M.S. School) and as the Chief In-Service Instructor at the Seattle Field Office of the F.A.M.S. training; Skills and experience taught and utilized during protection operations in Iraq; refined training for a course taught to high-level Special Operations Forces assets prior to high threat deployments involving covert operations.

 

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