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One of if not the most important thing is being able to access and deploy your weapon (firearm or knife) in order to truly be "in the fight".

On Saturday January 24th from 2pm to 5pm we will be exploring the realities of accessing and presenting your firearms while under a knife attack:

WEAPON ACCESSING WORKSHOP
January 24th 2014 - 2pm to 5pm
ARLINGTON, TEXAS

Accessing While Under Attack!

Once a criminal attack is under way, being able to defend, draw, and deploy your pistol or knife is an essential skill. At this meetup you will learn how to prioritize your actions, defend against a chaotic knife attack, and create time for your to get your own weapon into the fight. This is a great course for beginners and more! Here we will cover:

-Experience the context of a determined knife attack.
-Learn how to deflect and disrupt an initial knife attack.
-Learn techniques to access your own weapon, knife or pistol, while you are under attack.
-Discuss the major areas of Threat Assessment, Carry Position, and more!

You MUST be preregistered for the event to participate.

Must Have Items: Eye protection
Option Equipment: Training gun, holsters, training knives and forearm guards.

THE COST IS $20 PER PARTICIPANT!

YOU MUST REGISTER GO TO: http://www.fortworthcombatives.com/events/#accessing" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; OR Contact me at: Robert Klenka ( robert.klenka@gmail.com )!

This is not a live fire event.

Will you be having another class anytime soon?

sweetmelissa wrote:Will you be having another class anytime soon?

Check out the website looks interesting
http://www.fortworthcombatives.com/classes/alive/

Whew, from the title I thought the libs were proposing some law to make accessing a weapon more difficult.

VM177,

I thought the same thing.

Had the word "while" been inserted in the thread title, it would have make the title understandable.

On another note: The thread was posted Jan 18, 2015 and the poster had very few posts.

Given the very low post count at the time, was the OP qualified to market this course?

Or, can you market courses with a low post count, just not hardware?

Just curious?

I don't know about post counts, but I know RKlenka, and it would be worthwhile to go to his courses. There are a lot of people who post on self-defense topics, there are a lot fewer that actually get out and try things. Rob (rklenka) is part of an informal network of people who practice combatives, knives, pistols, rifles, etc to see what works for them and what doesn't. Rob runs a business as well, of course, but he can also put you in contact with people who practice on their own what is learned in the more formal courses.

ELB,

Forum rule 13.

And, I'm sincere.

Are courses regarded differently from hardware selling on the forum?

If so, per Emily Litella, "never mind"...

suthdj wrote:Check out the website looks interesting
http://www.fortworthcombatives.com/classes/alive/

Darn! It's just too far for me to manage on a week night. The title said Arlington, I was hoping....

Abraham wrote:VM177,

I thought the same thing.

Had the word "while" been inserted in the thread title, it would have make the title understandable.

On another note: The thread was posted Jan 18, 2015 and the poster had very few posts.

Given the very low post count at the time, was the OP qualified to market this course?

Or, can you market courses with a low post count, just not hardware?

Just curious?

I didn't even notice the date. I guess I need to pay more attention.

I'm seriously considering signing up. My daughter will be giving birth to my grandson up there around then anyway