The El Presidente Drill With a Twist?

You’re teaching a movement, demonstrating it flawlessly, then drop, “But that’s not how I do it,” and move on. Wait—what did we just learn? Was that even helpful?

We’ve just sent the student into a whirlwind of confusion. *Why won’t they teach me the way they do it? As the instructor, they look to us for clarity. They want your way—your expertise but we must teach to their level while being crisp, direct, confident, and consistent every single time.

Double Feed Malfunction Drill

🚨 TRAIN WITH OPTIONS, NOT JUST “THE WAY”! 🚨

When it comes to handling malfunctions, flexibility is key. We don't just teach one method—we explore options so you can adapt to the situation. Why? Because one size doesn’t fit all. Let’s break it down with an example:

🔥 The Situation:
Your pistol fails to go into battery. You pull the trigger and it feels squishy. Your training kicks in, and you know something’s off and because you have been training you know just what it is! Time to fix it—fast, faster and smart.

💡 NEW DRILLS = NEW CHALLENGES 💡

When trying something new, it’s normal to fumble—it’s part of the learning process. Do it here during training on the range while getting the skills down. The field is not the place to build these skills and options.