Chris Sajnog: HI, I'm retired Navy Seal, Chris Sajnog, author of
Navy SEAL shooting, and one of the top 20 most frequently asked
questions I get is why is online training better than a live
shooting course Now start your timer as I share with you five
reasons why online training is better than a live shooting
course in today's five and under five FAQ. Joining me now is
retired Navy SEAL sniper Chris Sajnog I actually have a list of
24 reasons why online training is better than any traditional
live firearms training. And you can see that list by going to
ChrisSajnog.com forward slash 24. But here are the top five
that I think are on the list. Alright, number one on the list
is that you actually learn during repeated practice and
sleep actually, those are two things that you are not going to
have the chance to do during a live shooting course generally,
what happens is you're going to see the instructor demonstrated
technique and you're going to get to practice it usually on
your own. So say it's one instructor and there's 10
students, well, he's not able to watch all 10 students at the
same time, you're able to practice it a couple times. But
repetition, as you know is when your learning takes place. And
like I said, also sleep sleep is actually when your brain
consolidates all that information that you learned
during the day and actually gets you to remember it. And
hopefully you're not sleeping during a live firearms training
course that would not be good. Alright, number two is you're
going to have questions after the course. And you're not going
to be able to go back to that instructor that you went to that
course with call him up and go, Hey, I had question on that one
technique. Can you demonstrate that for me again? And actually,
as you keep practicing, you're going to have different
questions. Alright, number three on the list is that you can
watch and rewatch the lessons as many times as you need to
progress, the video can have multiple angles and split
screens, and you're not able to see that on a live training
course. In fact, you're probably going to have a hard time even
seeing what's going on because you've got one instructor doing
a demonstration. And especially if he's doing it live, because
it's a live course, you may be looking over trying to get an
angle to see what he's doing. And you definitely can't get an
angle from the front of that, or I highly recommend against that.
So again, if you're training online, you can watch and
rewatch these lessons as many times as you need. Number four,
you're going to be able to learn at your own pace, we all learn
at different paces. And you're able to do that in an online
training environment. If you go to a traditional firearms
training course there's a schedule that they're going to
go through. And they're going to try to get 10 to 20 people on
the same schedule and learning at the same pace. And that's
just not possible. It's not possible with two people, much
less 10 or 20. But if you're learning online, you're able to
learn at your own pace, practice the things you need to work on
and not worry about the other stuff and people going faster
learning slower than you are. Last but not least number five
is in an online environment. You're not afraid to ask
questions in my online membership site. I know for a
fact that I have at least three police chiefs that are learning
online with me simply because they can't ask their firearms
instructor how to shoot they can't go to their firearms
instructor for their police department and say, Hey, sorry,
there, I forgot how to shoot. You know, I'm not really good at
I need to practice. I've learned in 20 years of training alpha
males with Navy Seals and law enforcement that nobody asked
questions. Literally in 20 years of me teaching firearms, I would
do a demonstration on the range. And I would look around and go
hey, anybody got any questions? And zero people ask questions,
because they don't want to look bad in front of their buddies
there. Yeah, I don't need any help. I got it. And then I'd see
him go off and it was obvious that they had no idea what to do
you know it's safe online, you can ask questions and not feel
bad. That is it for today's FAQ. Keep these five reasons in mind
when deciding where to spend your time and money learning to
shoot. And please check out my other 19 five and under five FAQ
videos to continue paving your path to perfection.
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