Rōnin talks over (How Tu) train -Combat Pistol

Please join in on our Rōnin “Combat Pistol” Course hosted by Whistling Pines Gun Club in Colorado Springs, CO. In this video, I talk over my training evolutions through-out my military career. Understand how I gathered data from my time in combat and translated it to develop combat fundamentals during my training. Join me as I discuss the relationship between the size of target, distance, shooters ability and how this affected my processing of information on the battlefield. In this video, I talk over how to properly train for conflicts and how to prepare and train the mind to process through these complex situations.
Tu Lam (Retired U.S. Army Special Forces- Green Beret) -23 Years Full Spectrum Warfare, U.S. Army Special Operations worked throughout 27 countries worldwide. Team-Leader assignments in Unconventional Warfare, Foreign Internal Defense, Special Reconnaissance, Hostage Rescue, Direct Action and Counter-Terrorism Operations in permissive and non-permissive environments. Composite Special Forces team training and development team leader. Founder/CEO and Director of Training and Research Development for Rōnin Tactics Inc.
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[@danielpeterson8666]

This man is giving solid advise for free, the least he deserves is a like.

[@italo512]

Hell get his likes!! Us gun guys are black Friday shopping!! Lol

[@allancepeda6625]

I agree with u, great advise.

[@angelvazquez2112]

He’s a good humble dude, if you have the opportunity to train with Tu I highly recommend it

[@unknownuser1683]

He deserves his own company with thousands of employees

[@noorabbasmirza9586]

He is proving, guns don't kill humans; human do!

[@rightwinggunnut1]

Man has a Doctorate in battlefield Tactics and data

[@anthonyluisi7096]

rightwinggunnut1 , yeah buddy ...!!!! Sooo true 👍🏻

[@matthewshelton9573]

Mans got a DR in badassery

[@Blvkcoyote]

Imagine the poor bastard that tries to break into this man's home...

[@TacticoolVIKINGBeard]

What poor bastard? All I see is some hamburger meat someone dropped... in the hallway? Lol

[@TacticoolVIKINGBeard]

@Fsabe z as in he got lit up so bad he's indistinguishable...

[@bongtokersmoker4202]

Omfg he'd have it all on video too😂😂😂😰😰 poor fuckers

[@therxckstar]

Burgular calls 911💀

[@deadby6859]

The Rxckstar LMFAOOO

[@brandoncurington6715]

I’m glad COD is giving this man the publicity he deserves

[@ronintacticsinc]

Thank you!

[@dakotadragoon8404]

Took his course back in September, learned a lot about my own habits, flinching in anticipation and yanking the trigger. He and Jeff showed me this. Been working on this, and dealing with stress while shooting. His courses build dissect you in order to build you up. Loved the video and content. Stay frosty, Team Ronin!

[@jonathonbridges9625]

I find myself flinching before I pull the trigger on my DMR a fair amount. What's the reason?

[@dakotadragoon8404]

Jonathon Bridges I’m my experience it’s mostly just the anticipation of the recoil. Knowing that a small explosion is about to sound off next to your head and you’re preparing yourself to get hit. But that’s just what I’ve found with myself.

[@jonathonbridges9625]

@@dakotadragoon8404 well the obvious quick solution would be a lighter trigger which i might do anyway. Can't anticipate if it goes boom before you can blink🤣. I did shot something that had a trigger pull of .15 lb. That was unreal.

[@dakotadragoon8404]

Jonathon Bridges a trigger might help, yeah. Mostly I just had to focus on a smooth trigger pull and not flinching. Through a LOT of reps doing this I don’t flinch sub consciously as much if any now. I will occasionally yank a round or two if im not abiding the proper techniques and in a hurry to just get a round off.

[@coreypearson5055]

How much does his class cost?

[@frostbitepokin9520]

I can’t even own a gun in my country and I’m watching this lol. Very cool

[@bongtokersmoker4202]

Fuck that😂

[@theounge369]

Same here

[@dakotahthepoo4781]

America can Get yourGuns Back from those Comys

[@willieaustin6050]

Great video! Tu, is the kind of instructor you can learn from, love his demeanor. He teaches, not intimidates!

[@k-pak6257]

But yet he is intimidating.

[@watenallace663]

Even though he's nice he's still intimidating because you know he could kill you in a second lol good thing he's one of the good guys

[@em34ev3r]

@Hang M. High amazing to hear this man, definitely the mind set that Tu wants all of us to adopt.

[@misterh9556]

Black Guns Matter Straight facts. If I don’t see Tu as intimidating, do I even understand what he is in his mind or have any idea what he’s capable of toe-to-toe, gun, knife or hands?

[@hunterjackson4539]

9:23 I wanna blow out arteries, I wanna blow out structure, bones..... *Everything*

[@davidle7807]

Every day I'm grateful we have these fine gentlemen and women protecting our country and freedom. Much respect to our soldiers. Thank you!

[@Ureyeuh]

"I need you to tighten down on that gun!" Doods thinking, "christ this is as tight as I can grip this thing!!!" Hahaha

[@thedevilsadvocate3710]

Shit, I was thinking that just watching it lol!

[@Maloha486]

It's really about technique at that point. "Tighten down" isn't about squeezing the gun onto itself but rather adjusting finger pressure and pinching the gun as he says in another vid.

[@Matthewhall772]

Way way wayyyyyy harder to run a pistol proficiency under pressure with speed at distance. I can’t believe someone else said he was “too much” 😅like no I could watch all day. I’ve never found such a informative channel and appreciate every ounce of knowledge/experience he’s willing to share. I wish someone showed me his “how to grip a pistol” video before I ever shot one for the first time cause the explanation is second to none! The people he’s teaching aren’t beginners oftentimes their police officers/swat/ guys that can benefit from a higher level of teaching, I couldn’t think of a better teacher!

[@BLOODY_HAMMER_CREW]

Outstanding instructor, really knows his shit. Operators do this for a living, training is key. When in doubt train......train.......train.

[@bradbrown9722]

Anyone watching this video should understand 1 thing, training like this from Tu Lam is priceless. If you’ve never been involved in Military or LE (SWAT) combat shooting/ training you can’t understand how good this training is or how much it costs . To receive if from Tu , free, is simply a gift. Very few people get this type of information unless they pay or are employed in this type occupation . Attention to detail is key to everything we do, and you, sir, provide outstanding detail ! Thank you. Looking forward to watching each and every one of your tactical videos.

[@squirtreynolds2853]

I love going through the house doing trigger practice (safely) and peripheral/multiple target acquisition at night with my pistol and rifle using their lights. My wife says I need to chill. I say no ho, you chill. These are bar none the best videos on KZbin.

[@Dj1DurBreD]

The wives always be trying to get us to chill man smh

[@michaelsorenson3887]

Gettin tired of the non tactical hoes...

[@adammartinez3149]

Hahahahaha your the man Reynolds .

[@rememberussliberty1822]

At Least im not the only one

[@a.melanoleuca2247]

{SQuiRt ReyNolds} I will agree that any amount of (proper) training is useful. However, I doubt you will ever need or use the skills that you are so dedicated to practicing. Chances are, you are just a plain civilian folk much like the rest of us.

[@151ncoke]

If you own, and carry guns to protect yourself, all of the lessons on this channel are need to know. Iv never seen so many important fundamentals all in one place. Tu really is the man with the plan.

[@wwlee5]

Tu for prez then.

[@BboyTurok1990]

I watch his videos for knife combat as well.

[@peartreeranch]

Have always loved the content, and wanted to come take courses, the coaching potion of this video upped the game even more to show not only the quality of information but the quality of a diverse teaching style. I am very thankful for the content you share and look forward to making it to courses.

[@gunzstuff3526]

Wow. Every time I listen to the man speak, I feel enlightened. Thankyou for constantly sharing with us!

[@jeffgrey663]

Much respect man. You sf guys always have a calm cool demeanor that i find intimidating more than your technical skills. We talk about it , you guys do and have done it. Absolutely insane

[@c.r.chandler5905]

Tu, this is exceptional content. When you teach a course in Georgia, I fully intend on being there.

[@ryanpatton5937]

I learn so much from this man . I hope he comes to Knoxville Tennessee and has a class combat pistol and rifle class I'm in

[@dewandenhaan2628]

I have been following your channel for a while now from SA. I really want to take this moment and commend you on your high quality of training information and the manner you translate it for anyone to grasp it. Double thumbs up from me!!

[@ZombieGunslingr]

Who else would love to hear him break down the book of five rings Through The Eyes of a modern Warrior?

[@watenallace663]

I would

[@steve6548]

Hell Yeah.

[@davidsirmons]

Hell yes.

[@TacticoolVIKINGBeard]

I love listening to his insights on the combat theatre. Whether its instruction or a history lesson this man has my attention and I practice everything he has uploaded however it would be amazing to take a class with him and really learn something from the source. He makes PERFECT sense on everything he says and teaches. Great stuff! Keep it up brother. It's guys like you I have the absolute respect and appreciation for and I'm always trying to tune in regardless the subject.

[@mikestout9349]

I enjoyed this video. I like the fact that he’s speaking in a normal conversation level and just conveying his information to his students. Great video.

[@peterjaycruz7167]

May not be able to physically attend a class and tune in on the knowledge you have to offer in person, but from your videos alone I can still learn so much and for that I am grateful.

[@keithgregory6443]

Tu Lam one of if not the best. I have learned so much thank you for helping me become a better operator. Well civilian operator that is

[@heavenlymotivaton5128]

For a infantryman stuck at the Old Guard this is a blessing thank you Hooah!! @ ronin tactics

[@3forparker]

I might be late to the party, but Ronin's training is the most useful I've seen anywhere. I'm paying as close attention as possible to ramp up my abilities with my pistol and AR as quickly as I can, and all of these Ronin videos are extremely valuable to me. I will join a class if you come to my area of Texas. Thanks so much for all you and your team do!

[@W34RD07]

I've watched a lot of videos of how to shoot pistols, carbines and I still didn't quite get the fundamentals of how to properly adjust your grip, stance and pull the trigger. Here I learn something more too! Just incredible content and I hope I'll be a great shooter one day!

[@medicmike4906]

I am a FF/Medic working back from a serious knee injury when I have recuperated and re-trained my knee, I will get this mans training, I will go anywhere I need to go to get it!

[@rdawg1911]

The best teachers, professors and instructors have the ability to get the students to “relate” to the material. Tu is definitely one of the best I’ve ever seen. As a firearms instructor for 20 years, I still benefit from learning from guys like Tu.

[@skippyfx]

Love this content Ronin, thanks so much for sharing it and for your incredible service to our country.

[@johninca9655]

Been going to the range every Sunday for awhile now. We draw from the holster and do different drills. EVERY time Mr. Lam puts a video up, I'll watch it over and over and take what I can to my Sunday morning. This Sunday will be "ratchet your grip, find the front sight" - "find the front sight". Thank you so much for the vids. 🙂👍

[@chewminem2044]

This changed my level way more than the times I’ve been in the range and watched all the other channels. First time watching this!

[@anthonyluisi7096]

That was the most badass intro I have ever watched ..👍🏻and sooo true ... his advice is “ GOLD STANDARD INFORMATION ..

[@joejeans7913]

Mr Tu Lam: I just saw your interview with Shawn Ryan. I am an ABC and didnt know the whole story of the Vietnam war. your semi biography was amazing of how strong your mother was to endure the escape out of there. give a whole new new meaning of the word "perseverance". Thank you bro for your service.

[@chevelle68100]

I learn so much from you. One thing people never understand is that THEY are the weapons. It’s control of themselves that is the key. You teach that. And it really makes the difference. Thank you.

[@JoseWashington305]

I’d train under this man any day. Dude is a true warrior. I ain’t a soldier or anything but hearing him speak on everything. Just crazy detail

[@decnat007]

Thank you Tu, i'm relearning through your teachings and will apply at my range. Lots to rework on!

[@ryanbergen289]

Pistol accuracy and grip has gotten a lot better after this. Thank you Sensai TU Lam

[@johnnywishbone932]

When you get to an instructor level of training you have a compassionate heart for your students and you want them to do well, but the world is cruel and they need to know the real deal. I love how he is so invested in his students and his drive for perfection shows his love for his trade. I always said a true craftsman masters his craft... Perfection!

[@MrRebar15]

Bravo, bravo, thanks for bringing us along. God Bless.

[@williamshiver3480]

Born to teach and passionate about the subject,win,win. You feel how motivated he is about the subject. Sharing art is a generous act.

[@Anthony-dl1xq]

Love these videos take notes during each one!!

[@thegreatresist4224]

I love you, Ronin. Noone could teach it better thn you! Godbless you, man! Youre a gift!

[@Ben86709]

Very practical and dynamic advice. I really enjoy his straight forward way of explaining things.

[@wmtruelock]

Thanks as always for sharing usable advice.

[@joseg2242]

Ronin all my respect to you brother!!! You are amazing

[@az_desert_hermit9507]

After hearing his podcast with Shawn Ryan, I have gained so much respect for this man and his journey as a Ronin. So much wisdom in this man. Salute!

[@cornfedchris58]

The adrenaline part was a key for me to train at that level, never thought about that specific training before. Solid work all around Ronin 👏🏻

[@andyd9199]

Tu is the man!! Thanks for sharing, be safe guys.. happy holidays

[@PaNDaSNiP3R]

I really appreciate your knowledge. I’m gonna be watching a lot more of your videos. Thanks for uploading.

[@teaganwindago3132]

I have been a small arms instructor for over ten years. Teaching teens and adults how to shoot and all the fundamentals needed. Now Your teaching me. I will bring everything you have taught me to the range. I would love the opportunity to train with you. I wanted to join the military but Killary stopped that. So I had to learn on my own. Thank you for what your doing! After all it's a matter of life or death!

[@richardchoongmingslater6100]

It's like he's applied the foundation of nearly every warrior code, the philosophy of every martial art and put it into this let's say "modern" warfare. It's so special to me to see that those fundamentals never change in battle. Timeless wisdom for the ages. Thoroughly enjoyed watching this and listening to every word. Very enlightening.

[@danilojones7193]

This video was like being right in that room while he was teaching, one of the most interesting points he addressed with the officers was muzzle flip, grip pressure need to be applied and also shoulder relaxed as well as adrenaline and heart rate. Awesome 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

[@droc158]

I had the HONOR of first seeing Tu in an interview with Shawn Ryan. This guy is an inspiration! Thanks Tu.

[@lupilloctsv]

Man I wish you would do more videos I really learn a lot from you and really listening to what you have to say. A lot of your stuff makes complete sense. Hope to one day take one of your courses.

[@EclipseEntertainmentPresents]

A lot of great pointers man, thanks again.

[@MrTylerlang]

If you enjoy what you do it no longer becomes a job. Thank you for the invaluable information. This is priceless.

[@BullsMahunny]

Straight wisdom; put down in an understandable way.

[@PARRISHMELLOTT]

I should've watched this before hitting the range today. Awesome training and advice to the shooters. Thank You!!!

[@Tienvdoan]

I start watching your KZbin as my breakfast, lunch and dinner. Thank you uncle Tu!

[@RohannvanRensburg]

Fantastic explanations. There are a lot of solid instructors on YT but your perspective on the mental and philosophical aspects are quite unique, great points.

[@raymondreddington4952]

A treasure trove of knowledge, Great vids Tu

[@rdb6171]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@matthoffman2632]

Thank you for the excellent content and gear. I will be looking to take a couple of your courses as soon as possible.

[@foxracer121509]

Great video. I was able to watch while on the range and implement little things to improve myself. Thank you

[@svaicheksisaphan9105]

Wow. Great Video! Thank you for sharing the info.

[@spinsterjones4987]

Modern Samurai Fundamentals right there. Your dedication is unreal. "As you get the rhythm you discern how to win." -Miyamoto Musashi

[@mr.potter0526]

Love your videos man !

[@zayuhpadilla3526]

Just turned 21 and live in the Springs Covid-19 is going on right now and I'm really trying to receive my CCW, I can't wait for the classes I feel like you've helped me understand better how to handle my Glockie when I get it. Much Appreciated.

[@dgpblogster]

This is what I was looking for to understand where I'm at and push myself to the next level. Now I know I have to work on my marksmanship a bit more, before I can shoot at a faster pace. Walk before you run! Thanks Tu!

[@wiphatme2027]

Always following. Thank you so much

[@paweldomel5972]

A mighty mine of knowledge. Great respect for the veteran. Greetings from Poland.

[@timstinies9519]

Thank you tu for the training you put up. Seriously thank you

[@bigk5746]

Love you Tu - God bless you.

[@re-dacted.]

Thanks for the content, Tu!

[@keagancrick2899]

Just started a new job at a hospital as armed security so any and all info/advice/ training I can soak up is more valuable than gold in my opinion.

[@yawenclaudio5756]

Thank you for this good video as always

[@cowboyup4603]

Simple and brutally honest. Tu is a true warrior teacher.

[@hogboy33]

Thank you for your guidance

[@HakunaYourTatas618]

I just want to say I RARELY like or subscribe to anything on KZbin. But your videos pack more knowledge than hours or even days of researching by myself. The respect given to and from everyone in your classes is not very common. No over masculinity or making anyone feel stupid. It's great to see another Asian with such passion for firearms. I really hope to attend one of your training sessions in the future. Thanks for some of the best advice I've ever received Tu

[@devincarranza]

Thank you so much for the tips! I'm going to implement them next time I'm at the range.

[@aq2237]

Wow , super awsome super informative , what was said over " deeper level of understanding" by you sir is just super. Although I have nothing to do with this training but the attraction of Guns & Marksmen make me to watch and like your videos. Thanks for sharing sir.👍👍

[@pisom4314]

seeing Tu with a AK is prof that you should know how to use/operate multiple platforms!!! that said I liked how he said each gun talks/behaves differently to each person!! I have a favorite pistol that I like to shoot & have shot a few that I can shoot very well BUT just don't like!! you are a wealth of knowledge!! thank you for your service & THANK YOU for uploading these videos for us!!!

[@ZombieGunslingr]

I hope one day to be blessed to go to one of his classes it would be worth it just to hear a lecture wouldnt even matter if I shot or not.

[@dionthomas5418]

This guy gives great advice on how to fight in CQB drills training true legit warrior and patriot Army Special Forces

[@VarvotosVex7122]

Dude is a bad ass. Looking forward to using his character in cod modern warfare. Appreciate all the knowledge sir THANK YOU FOR YOUR MILITARY SERVICE.

[@TriggaPleas]

Warrior and a scholar.

[@patricgarcia1579]

I learned so much from your video, Thank you!

[@williamskelton9792]

Thank you for your service brother semper Fi

[@collinotipoby1045]

Great content ronin! Keep it coming!

[@marcinzelazny1]

The amount of knowledge this man has is just incredible

[@bgdaddytas]

This dude is my favourite character on Call of Duty Warzone. Hes lethal at close range. Maaan hes like next-level-soldier material....... Keep doing your country proud brother. God Bless.

[@GIO_RUBBLE]

"TUning" your gun.....hells yeah!

[@TheTacticalMethod]

Amazing instructing.

[@maciejxxx4059]

This Man have such charisma that I would probably dive in to flames with him. He is like walking encyclopedia , full of information proved by war and experience. He deserve all respect. True Warrior

[@JohnSmith-uv4ox]

Learning a lot from this, thank you for sharing.

[@ronin6016]

Great video, thank you for sharing your knowledge

[@tylergibson9077]

The Einstein of combat.

[@hapkist]

Thank you very much to share your videos and your advise for foreigners like me, Thanks from France