ABSTRACT SEQUENTIAL LEARNER Insight Firearms Training – How The Brain Works Part 2 With, the “Abstract Sequential Learner” the Left Side of Their Brain Processes Parts Better Than Wholes. Cerebral Left How Student’s Brain works is extremely important in Firearms Training. It works sequentially, processes words, grammar, syntax, and linear data. It is logical, orderly and proceeds step-by-step. This learner …
How To Get New Recruits Motivated & Shooting Accurately “Instantly” Using The World’s Fastest Teaching Method (Part 1)
Discover the Newest Secrets of Firearms Training for Today’s Recruits! Training your Recruits to Shoot with Absolute Precision Accuracy is Easy When you Understand How They Will Take in Information and Represent that Information in Terms of Their Behavior. The instructional process for teaching someone to shoot can be broken down into two components, 1) the physical skills and 2) …
Insight Firearms Training – Discover How Hearing Effects Precision Accuracy
Insight To The Ear / Brain Relationship Did you Know that in Firearms Training you can Accelerate your Student’s Ability to Shoot with Precision Accuracy and Achieve a Higher Level of Retention of Information Based on Which Ear You Talk Into? Most people prefer to be addressed in their right ear and are more likely to perform a task when …
More Secrets To “Instant” Precision Accuracy
Dear Fellow Firearms Instructor, I would like to invite you to join our 2-Day Advanced Firearms Course, “The Neuro-Psychology to “Instant” Precision Accuracy. You may ask yourself; Why attend this program? The benefits are enormous to you, your students, your department and your community. Save Your Department Money! The average Police Academy utilizes 1000 rounds of ammunition per recruit. That …
10 Secrets To “Instant” Precision Accuracy
(1) Why Some Students Excel & Other Students Struggle Have you ever wondered why some students excel at shooting precision shots while other students struggle or even fail? A student’s success or failure has very little to do with their “natural” ability. At Insight, we have found that a student’s ability to understand and grasp the concepts required to shoot …
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