Surplus of Skill

Why should we continually try and get faster and more accurate. It’s all about developing a surplus of skill.

[@zackbecker546]

Very well put. I've been trying to find a way to articulate this concept and I really appreciate the way it was presented here.

[@robbabcock_]

That's a very powerful position to work towards.

[@nameommited]

It will never be ideal conditions in a self defense encounter. Revert is correct. I like to think about it this way: amateurs practice til they get it right, pros practice til they can’t get it wrong.

[@RATactics]

Great points as always!!🔥

[@tmac909]

Great content. I took one of your classes back in August. I’ve always passed my annual qualifications. After taken your course I’ve noticed my groupings are tighter and my scores have gone up. Thanks Jedi!

[@echosierra7556]

This is the way

[@MR.G-417]

This sent chills up my spine because of how true this is.

[@cashrun1]

Facts

[@AltheHEMAguy]

100 percent!

[@WyattDerpTheNotSoEarp]

It's unfortunate how many people out there could watch this and completely ignore it while thinking their guud nuff is good enough. What's even more unfortunate is its a large group of people who carry a gun daily that are like that.

[@darrius8990v]

Amen

[@noah.s95]

This. "I'll get the job done if I have to" is some of the worst modern fuddlore. Its ridiculous to even hope that you'll execute at a level that you can't even come close to on the range or the matt.

[@willr4880]

In many of your videos, you talk about not worrying about jail bait splits. Doesnt this contradict your whole surplus of skills video here?

[@ModernSamuraiProject]

Maybe

[@Osprey1994]

People look for excuses to not train.