Shoothouse mindset with Paul Howe

[@preparedcitizens]

Solid information! Thanks Paul!

[@ReidHenrichs]

It happens every class...

[@brannonrunnels4683]

Do you use Paul’s CSAT aperture?

[@elsuperpollo2273]

😂

[@elsuperpollo2273]

I'm not suprised didnt he also profited off Paul's material, at his training ridge and did he did joint task force confiscating the peoples firearms during Katrina.

[@mikehendricks2933]

You are truly a MASTER of instruction sir. ALWAYS GOOD TTP'S. Thank you!

[@bh-2198]

Thank you Mr. Howe! :) :us

[@jeffjones7427]

Great stuff. I mean that.

[@ishkabibble2204]

Uncle Paul is the man!

[@alexrogansghost431]

Great video with some useful philosophy and practical advice!

[@jeffcokenour3459]

Thank you sir!

[@BT1776]

Thanks for putting out another great content.

[@sombra6153]

My first experience with a “shoot house” was during a pistol match against a timer. I screwed up. Later when it came to learning entry team tactics, I was first trained to use the snake, but because it wasn’t dynamic like a flood, we despised it. It was slower. Then there’s media such as the John Wick method where the character seems to get shot a lot, and video games. No wonder we need to be reminded to slow down, especially if we’re not adorned in body armor rushing in for an emergency. Surprise may accompany speed and violence of action, but also surprise happens when someone builds a strong, concealed defensive position - or goes slow, quiet and works the angles.

[@PaWhiteTailHunter]

Does Mr. Howe travel to do trainning classes in the Northeast...PA, NJ area

[@robertmoran7024]

Move only as fast as you can accurately assess and shoot Always see guys that move i slow motion doing shoot on the move at quals/flat range...suddenly become john wick in any type of shoothouse or FoF. Along with all kinds of odd ball "ready" positions, etc.