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Rost Martin R1MF comes to Califnoria

Anyone train with Bearly Training?

caduckgunner said:
Looking for some feedback. All their website list is USCCA certified instructors, which means crap, and I have taking some horrible trainings from USCCA instructors before.

https://bearlytraining.com/
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What kind of training are you looking for? From taking a look at their website and IG, they offer more of a tactical style training. They can be good for you depending on where you're at in your current skill level. They do a lot of things that are very structured but might be considered inefficient on the competitive side. If you're looking at ccw style, they seem more like a fundamentals style with tactical leanings.

The way I approach ccw is less tactical and more practical. Not saying either one is better, its just what I think would work better for me.
 
caduckgunner said:
Looking for some feedback. All their website list is USCCA certified instructors, which means crap, and I have taking some horrible trainings from USCCA instructors before.

https://bearlytraining.com/
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I have not taken any classes,but I have met Lee and know some that have highly recommend his classes. He has the ability to "switch gears" from offering help to 1st timers and then train with someone for CQC. I plan on scheduling some time with him as well.
 
they came into my radar recently listening to a podcast. they’re not far from me. i plan on attending a class with them my schedule permitting.
 
I don't know anything about this man or his qualifications to teach.

However, it does appear from the provided link that this training is about him. I saw more beard and tatto than specialized gun handling. Non the less, I'll give him the benefit of the doubt.

Let me go back and check....

Okay, I'm back.
I had to watch the entire intro. Great! We did see some gun handling at the end. And more about him.
 
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