2-Day Advanced Handgun Training 

This three-part training series is designed for individuals who may find themselves making critical decisions and providing care before professional help arrives. Participants will explore how stress affects human performance, decision-making, communication, and problem-solving during emergencies while learning practical methods to improve performance under pressure.

Topics include crisis leadership, decision-making under stress, contingency planning, dynamic risk assessment, advanced hemorrhage control, shock recognition, and real-world application of the MARCH algorithm. Participants will also discuss trauma kit considerations, casualty management, and practical approaches to managing emergencies when resources are limited, conditions are rapidly changing, and immediate action is required.

Key Details

• Dates: July 21st & 22nd

• Duration: 16 hours total (8:30 AM – 5:00 PM each day)