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  1. April 18th, 2012 08:34 PM #1
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    Train the trainer

    I'm looking for train the trainer type classes. I want to add to my training and also to be able to offer these classes myself. Suggestions?
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    The Sig acadeemy has a week long training program for instructors and Tom Givens / Range Masters has an instructors course that is supposed to be very beneficial to instructors.

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    Check out Tactical Response...Here's a list of courses... Tactical Response Sometimes it's better to take a student course or two or three BEFORE you take an Instructors course...JMO
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    Quote Originally Posted by First Sgt View Post
    Check out Tactical Response...Here's a list of courses... Tactical Response Sometimes it's better to take a student course or two or three BEFORE you take an Instructors course...JMO
    +1 Ive been considering taking classes with Yeager. Just have to find the time and funds.....
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  6. April 19th, 2012 09:38 PM #5
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    Thanks guys, I'll be checking out both places. I have the experience to do the type of classes I want to, I'm looking for a jump start on a lesson plan, etc so I figured I would look into instructor classes.
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