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For those civilians, cops, and military persons who want to defend themselves and others, it is critical to get good training. Accomplishing this though can be a bit elusive as the next question follows: What type of training do I need. Sadly most simply buy a gun and call it a day. Others still may take a pistol class or even 2, but know the 'fight' is far bigger than a draw and a reload. It is about about seeing the fight before it happens, its about thinking quickly within the framework of what is tactically preferred, what is moral, what is legal, and then all the skills required to pull off the best decision. You can compile your own list based on your context, but here are some of the categories I've been trained in or am interested in - pistol skills, rifle / carbine skills, shotgun skills, use of cover and concealment, situational awareness, reading threat indicators, verbal judo / de-escalation, martial arts to include standup like Krav Maga and Muay thai, and ground game like brazilian jiu jitsu. Also, weapons centered martial arts from the use of weapons and the disarming of others' weapons. More areas of interest in training include emergency medical training, room clearing, fighting in and around vehicles, gunsmithing and ammunition reloading, low light tactics, night vision employment, small unit tactics, military history, mission planning, defensive driving, land navigation, communications, and survival skills. Train hard. Train smart.
"A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, design a building, write a sonnet, balance accounts, build a wall, set a bone, comfort the dying, take orders, give orders, cooperate, act alone, solve equations, analyze a new problem, pitch manure, program a computer, cook a tasty meal, fight efficiently, die gallantly. Specialization is for insects." -Robert A. Heinlein
Stephen Besch That's a quote for the ages right there.
Stephen Besch
Agreed.
FRIGGIN A
Good quote !!
Stephen Besch I'm guessing Heinlein didn't sleep much.
The last time I gave myself a home school high five was when I went to homeschool prom :(
Hahahahaha
😂
Wait... there was a prom!?! I thought you had to date a public-schooler to do that.
MOOOOOM!! I want a redo!!
Same man, same... lol
Do a video on the "verbal judo"! Please!
I agre
Agree*
yep would love to see some examples
Wait a second... I just bought a G19.. I thought I was a Operator now..
Rob nasty you gotta stipple it first.
Wait my new VP9 won't make me a awesome shooter?
and change the sights
Gotta add quick hands perk too bro
Rob nasty well it would depend on which generation model you purchased...?....
"YAY FOR THIS"
Psalm 23 you've been watching his vids for a long time haven't you?
MeGaPuRe Yea one of the early followers. He's famous now👍👍😁
I keep seeing your comments. You're a loyal one.
Nicolas Noisette lol
Hey Mr. Lovell I wanted to say thank you for all your words of wisdom and inspiration you give me. I turned 21 this past week, bought my first handgun and plan on getting my Texas License to Carry and enrolling in gun classes (hopefully one day with you sir) You have all my respect. Thank you for your service during and post military. Your channels have made me a better man. Keep up the good work!
KrypticExile if you're in the Houston area there is training available nearly everywhere. I am a Trainer / Instructor in the Spring area. Feel free to reach out to me if there's some in particular you're looking for.
Hope it was a G19!
I'm down in CC area so maybe some day I take you up on that!
Stephen Besch, Glad to see young people on this site. Hope you are surrounded with like minded friends. Good luck.
Check out the Range in TX, they host many, many great instructors there. They have a big training symposium coming up in a month or so, worth a look see to find what's available.
Well, a bunch of sheriff deputies displayed their concealment training in Florida...
Doe John False Flag written all over it.
Thinking the same thing, more to this than the media is saying.
You would make an excellent coach for a kids sports team. I just imagine you giving this speech to a little league team before their season starts. ☺️ Aside from this, truly informative and such a great syllabus to work with, thank you!
I'm up! They see me!! I'm down!!
Remember boys and girls,above all else,if you don’t looks cool doing all of this,literally nothing else matters. 😂
Don't mess with the man in plad.
Cheating on plaid dad are we?
LOVE training. Cant get enough!
Yes! Agree with 100% John!
Good stuff.. I geek out on lists and graphs..I also write down my training each day and have round counts on all my pistol/rifles as well as inventory... Thanks John for taking the time to help us stay on track..
Great list. Very inspiring!
Great presentation! Thanks John
Love your videos!!! Thank you
Great video John. As always!
John Lovell this is what makes you a special teacher. Even if you don't see this, I am thankful.
And if you do, thank you.
I'm 30 and have spent over 1/3rd of my life studying self defense with a couple years as an emt, and firearms always as the secondary. I've learned a ton from you. I appreciate the skills you've demonstrated, and especially your ability to teach. You have mastered your craft Mr. Lovell and that's rare. So again, thank you.
You are the man with the plan! Thanks John!
Fantastic video, John! A warrior & bulletproof mindset is a MUST. It isn't possible without confidence in yourself that only comes with purpose, dedication and well rounded training. Thank you!!
Brother thank you for all the content you have released. I have truly enjoyed all of it and benefited from your content more than any other channel. Once again thank you for all you try to give us. On your channel
Great video John. Thank you.
Good shit John your videos never disappoint!
Archery what we archers can't get any love! Thanks John great vid as a sere trained vet Hunter and instructor I appreciate the list and plan on including it in my advice and training.
Great video John! Thank you
Another great vid!! Always enjoy you stuff and take it to heart!! I train every weekend with my neighbor former Marine Corp. We train from hand to hand - escape and evasion. Thank you again for you channel and advice keep it coming!!!!!
Very timely as I have been pondering the training path for this year.
Great Vid!!! It's really good to hear the other angle no one ever talks about...keep up the great work its refreshing!!!!
Great list. I better get even more busy!
Excellent video. I like the way you think and how you convey your message.
Verbal Judo, I like the term, I learned this as a young man working security in the beach bars in PCB FL, Bouncing is 95% brains 5% brawn...Fighting with customers and sending them to jail was counter productive on so many levels, I would get them gone for the night and most times they were back the next night apologizing to me for their actions. I truly believe 90% of all issues with others comes form misreading the situation and someone else intentions, it can go South so easily because nobody wants to appear weak or stupid...Being man enough to walk away or take responsibility and say excuse me or im sorry even when your not wrong is a huge thing when it comes to deescalation when alcohol is involved.
Learned alot through your videos boss, I got medically discharged from the army a little while back.Was going through the pipeline trying to get my scroll, so you been helping me continue training out here as a civilian thanks man!
Can't wait to take some classes with you. Keep up the great work
Wow! I have lots to learn. Great information! Thank you
Once again a great thought provoking video. Thank you John. I still have a ton of work to do. It always a process.
Good stuff brother! Semper Fi from Indiana.
Super helpful video!
Great video John! Good food for thought.
Thank you
Because of you and Lucas I started taking classes last year my skills and tactics has sharpened tremendously it's actually a lot more fun to shoot when u actually know how to!
John "Wick" Lovell???
Great skills list.
Need to work on a few.
Rock on buddy
Yep totally screenshot the image haha so I can check it off as I learn it and slowly develop new skills to learn :):):) thanks for some new insight.
I always had a list in my head but this is perfect. Once again thanks John
This video is perfect i have been trying to figure out what the answer is or what exactly should i be focussing on and this video finally comes out , and it's in bullet points. Thank you John you are exactly the person i aspire to be.
Good video John.
Thanks for the info John, see training I need to pursue.
Thanks for the lesson, Dad!
Great video..
I am a natural survivalist, every activity I did as a kid and a you adult put me in the wilderness hunting and camping in the dead of winter in the mountains. So I have developed my outdoor skills. What I don't have is all of the other things that I need.
One of your best videos
Thank you sir for taking the time to create useful content!!
our lists are the same. that is good to know!
I love shooting from cars in IDPA NEVER thought it would be so difficult
Great list. I’m 47 and i am good at a few of those skills. Hope i can learn the rest before I’m too old to use them!
When I was my sheriff's dept. We carried and trained with Orkut nunchucks. Fabulous equipment. Funny, I was looking at them the other day and thought I should add to equipment. Then your video. Fantastic
Awesome video John, thorough list of skills and well presented as usual.
Good shit!
Shotgun training,... Clint Smith - Thunder Ranch.
One of the most engaging things I ever had said to me about fighting for your life:
Do anything it takes to "WIN".
At the end of the day you need to have the mentality and the skills necessary to respond to any threat with the appropriate response so that you get to go home. I think that is why I train the way I do, both mentally and physically. Good topic as always John.
Always appreciate your advice. I won a year membership to the local range this weekend and I’m gonna take a series of classes there. Once I get good at the basics I hope to learn from either you or James Yeager
thanks for the vid brother
If a spot opens up in your Hillsboro Oregon class, I’m absolutely am gonna jump on it........ was bummed that it filled so fast ( glad for you though lol )
Thanks for what you do!
Great John! Big hug from a LEO from Germany:) stay safe over there!
Great video! Not sure if I missed endurance and strength training.
Good stuff John...now to try and find the guru of each of those to learn from...
Ok, now I'm terrified. Thanks John!
Thanks for the new perspective on training. Keep the videos coming
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Thumbs up from an old 19D! Great video!
Great video.
I'm actually at a 2-day TMACS, Inc. TAPS pistol course right now in Carthage, NC.
Pat Mac is a beast, and a genuinely nice dude.
Blaze On!
Coming to one of your courses soon, John.
He’s a Mac of all trades - he’ll know this list
P Mac? The Ranger dude?
Erik Golden
Army SOF. Delta.
Chuck Clark ok I knew he was in selection. I didn't know if he made it.
Erik Golden
No worries, I'm just quoting his bio and what he says face to face.
Good stuff brother. The other thing I would add in the physical stuff is good force on force training & simulation. Practicing our skillset under pressure will always help to reinforce what we think we know & identify what we can improve on. Do we understand & practice fear management, tactical breathing & understand what happens to the body during a dynamic critical incident?
The mental/emotional/spiritual aspect is important as well for our mindset & being able to accept what has happened. Know what you believe & why you believe it.
Aftermath considerations; how to deal with law enforcement, do you have legal protection, what will you say to law enforcement after a deadly force incident? If you have legal protection (Texas Law Shield, USCCA) You will know what to say, but only if you drill it.
Always study if you're not physically training. Read books from reputable authors/trainers & mental map scenarios when you can.
Above all, stay safe & train smart.
Great video John
Great video as usual. Loved that you mentioned Boy Scouts "Be Prepared". You remind me of Baden-Powell.
Patiently waiting on new "local" classes in GA!
When I was in fort Lewis we talked about legendary rangers such as yourself, earned that EIB in the 25th next door waiting for tryouts. Respect brother, keep that knife sharp, I like blue skittles.
This is the video that everything about my training. I trained hard for many years but didn't even know the meaning of "train smart".
Great video !
Damn i wish you were my neighbor...
Thanks for putting it all in a list. Since my awareness has been noted about my deficiencies in these areas, I'm so frustrated that I can't immediately know everything I think I need to know. I have to remind myself that I have other domains in my life that require my attention and my resources and that I'm doing the best I can to improve.
It’s amazing... that I already had this conversation with myself this morning. 🤔
The Napoleon Dynamite reference, love it!
John Lovell, Now that I'm at that age and suffering from physical ailments, I'd like to see what instructors can come up with to train the older crowd in this arena. Training in how to overcome these issues and still be a viable threat to the bad guy would be fantastic. Unfortunately some of us can't move and scoot like we used to! LOL carry on n God bless!
Greg Wright Clint Smith is known for his special training of disabled people.
know how to flip a vehicle if you need to he says lol love this guy!
Hey brother, vet here love your videos much knowledge, thanks
Love the Ranger background. Bust out an OPORD John...ha
Great vid
you brought up a great point on having the skill to use multiple weapons systems. I've seen guys great with an AR but hand them a garand and tell them to load it, fire and reload.
"UR GONNA GET CUT!"
"A good homeschool high five" that's awesome! I'm so glad I was not taking a drink cuz it would have come right out of my nose! That is so freaking funny! (Homeschool mom of 5, here)
wendy
I caught the low key insertion of nunchuck skills, but you forgot bow staff skills.
Nunchuk*
Its always worth watching this guy and not just listening.
YES Sir 👌
I take a break from IDPA and shoot trap and sporting clays, what a difference in shooting a moving target, makes me a better shooter helping my muzzle movement with proper lead shots
"I'm not the bad guy you're trying to defend against" ... and thank God for that!
Spot one
Love all that stuff Strategy and Mission Planning I feel is my weakest pont
Thanks for coming to Cape Girardeau and helping our local churches. I know they appreciated it. Great advice, fun videos, sexy hair.
Or church I guess
I'm rather into room-cleaning than room-clearing skills right now since my wife is sick 😣
Thanks for posting these training tips. I’m actually using these as exercise drills to lose...lots lol....of weight. Just using airsoft gear for now but wanted to say thanks for giving fun motivation for getting in shape.
A battle can be won with good planning