FIST-FIRE on DVD!

[D.R. Middlebrooks]

Now on Sale! FIST-FIRE DVD-1!


http://www.tacticalshooting.com/webs/academy/photos/dvd2.jpg


Lot's of sensational shooting demonstrations and explanations as to "What we so and why we do it" on DVD-1.


On sale NOW for just $39.95 plus $5 S&H.

To visit our online store, click the link below:

http://www.tacticalshooting.com/webs/academy/merchandise.html

Or call the office 757-357-9881

[D.R. Middlebrooks]

On Sale Now! FIST-FIRE DVD-2!

http://www.tacticalshooting.com/webs/academy/photos/dvdcover2.jpg

On DVD-2 we explain "How we do what we do" in great detail as we take you right inside some actual Fist-Fire classes.

On sale NOW for just $39.95 plus $5 S&H.

On sale NOW for just $39.95 plus $5 S&H.

To visit our online store, click the link below:

http://www.tacticalshooting.com/webs...rchandise.html

Or call the office 757-357-9881

[D.R. Middlebrooks]

Here are some FREE video clips I did for Down Range TV. The shooting portion (about 15 minutes worth) was taken off of FIST-FIRE DVD-1, which is 1 hour and 20 minutes long...

Segment #1: "Surgical Point Shooting"

http://www.brightcove.tv/title.jsp?title=715980776&channel=429149807


There are also (3) more video clip segments there including "High Speed Point Shooting" and "Integrating Point Shooting with Sighted Fire". Just look below the screen and click on them to view. http://www.m4carbine.net/images/smilies/cool.gif
(http://www.brightcove.tv/title.jsp?title=715981062&channel=429149807)

[D.R. Middlebrooks]

SPECIAL COMBO SALE!! :cool:

BUY BOTH FIST-FIRE DVD's (DVD-1 & DVD-2) for just $74.95 :eek:

To visit our online store, click the link below:

http://www.tacticalshooting.com/webs...rchandise.html

Or call the office 757-357-9881

[Tony Nelson]

How long are the DVD's??

[Brad VanHorn]

How long are the DVD's??
D.R. will know best, but I recall they each are around an hour to an hour and a half.

[D.R. Middlebrooks]

DVD-1 is 1 Hour 20 Minutes...

DVD-2 is 1 Hour 30 Minutes...

:cool:

What did you think of them, Brad??

[Brad VanHorn]

What did you think of them, Brad??
The DVDs are awesome; $74.95 for a set of these DVDs is money very well spent. Everything is presented in a well organized, simple, and no-nonsense manner. Anyone who is interested in improving their shooting skills should have a set.

[Al Morgan]

I just watched the clips from DRTV, awesome! :eek:

[Michael Thompson]

I have the both DVDs and the book also. I love the DVDs but if you are just starting out the book fits neatly into a bdu pants cargo pocket so you can take it with you to your range and refer to it on the spot.
My copy has highlighting all through it.:)

[C. Slade]

I just watched DVD-1 and all I can say is WOW! :eek: Great shooting and well done video. :cool:

[Dave Olsen]

I saw the video clips on the internet and I was so intrigued I signed up on these forums. But others told me (on other gun forums) that I need to drink the Fist-Fire Kool-Aide to get the desired results. :rolleyes:

So, what's the REAL deal??:confused:

[Mark Teixeira]

Dave,
No cool aid. Fist-Fire works. I'm still in the early learning phase, but when you do it right, it works, plain and simple. D.R. is the real deal and his system works for me.

Tex

[Brad VanHorn]

Dave, don't be fooled by internet commandos on other forums... People who have never tried FIST-FIRE talk about cool aid. Those who have tried FIST-FIRE talk about superior shooting technique :)

I didn't know anything about FIST-FIRE when I took my first classes. I simply wanted to get some better training, I found D.R. was only an hour away, and I decided to give it a try. When we started class Monday morning and D.R. started explaining everything I felt a bit skeptical simply because it sounded like such a radical departure from the most common techniques (which it is). However, by the end of the first day I was completely sold on the system, and I have never looked back.

[Ben Berthman]

I saw the video clips on the internet and I was so intrigued I signed up on these forums. But others told me (on other gun forums) that I need to drink the Fist-Fire Kool-Aide to get the desired results. :rolleyes:

So, what's the REAL deal??:confused:

Hey! If drinking cool aide makes me shoot like this, then pass the pitcher! :D

FIST-FIRE Instructor WINS!

At the Tactical Shooting Academy, we use World Class competition to test our shooting techniques. Our certified Fist-Fire Instructors (FFI's) have tested the FIST-FIRE system by using it to win the following major shooting titles:

1st Place: 1998 Winchester World Challenge - Stock Gun World Champion

1st Place: 1998 Virginia State IDPA – - ESP State Champion

1st Place: 1998 West Virginia IDPA -- ESP State Champion

1st Place: 1998 West Virginia IDPA - Ladies State Champion

1st Place: 1998 North Carolina IDPA -- ESP State Champion

1st Place: 1998 Eastern Regional IDPA - ESP Champion

1st Place: 1998 Eastern Regional IDPA Ladies Champion

1st Place: 1998 Florida State IDPA - ESP Champion

1st Place: 1998 Florida State IDPA - Ladies Champion

1st Place: 1999 World Shoot Off - Stock Gun Champion

1st Place: 1999 Tennessee State IDPA - SSP Champion

1st Place: 2000 Eastern Regional IDPA - CDP Champion

1st Place: 2000 Blackwater Challenge - CDP Champion

1st Place: 2000 Blackwater Challenge - Ladies Champion

1st Place: 2000 World Shoot Off - IDPA Champion

1st Place: 2000 IDPA Nationals - ESP National Champion

1st Place: 2000 Virginia State IDPA - ESP Champion

1st Place: 2000 Virginia State IDPA - Ladies Champion

1st Place: 2000 Tennessee State IDPA - ESP Champion

1st Place: 2001 World Shoot Off - Stock Gun Champion

1st Place: 2001 World Shoot Off - IDPA Champion

1st Place: 2001 World Shoot Off - Jr. Stock Gun World Champion

1st Place: 2001 World Shoot Off - Ladies Stock Gun World Champion

1st Place: 2001 Blackwater Challenge - Match Champion

1st Place: 2001 Blackwater Challenge - ESP Champion

1st Place: 2001 Blackwater Challenge - Ladies Champion

1st Place: 2001 Blackwater Challenge - SSP Champion

1st Place: 2001 Virginia State IDPA - SSP Champion

1st Place: 2001 Virginia State IDPA Ladies Champion

1st Place: 2002 Mid-West Regional IDPA - SSP Regional Champion

1st Place: 2002 Carolina Cup IDPA - SSP State Champion

1st Place: 2002 Carolina Cup IDPA - Ladies State Champion

1st Place: 2002 Commonwealth Cup IDPA - Ladies State Champion

1st Place: 2002 Winchester World Challenge - IDPA World Champion

1st Place: 2002 World Shoot Off - IDPA World Champion

1st Place: 2002 World Shoot Off - Stock Gun World Champion

1st Place: 2002 All Navy Match – All Navy National Champion

1st Place: 2002 Florida State IDPA - ESP State Champion

1st Place: 2002 Tennessee State IDPA - SSP State Champion

1st Place: 2002 Southern Regional IDPA - SSP State Champion

1st Place: 2002 Mississippi State IDPA - SSP State Champion

1st Place: 2003 Virginia Indoor IDPA - ESP Regional Champion

1st Place: 2003 Virginia Indoor IDPA - SSP Regional Champion

1st Place: 2003 Southern Regional IDPA - SSP Regional Champion

1st Place: 2003 Tennessee State IDPA - SSP State Champion

1st Place: 2003 PSA Shootout - Stock Gun Speed Steel Champion

1st Place: 2003 Alabama IDPA - ESP State Champion

1st Place: 2003 Kentucky-Tennessee IDPA - SSP Regional Champion

1st Place: 2003 Commonwealth Cups IDPA - SSP Champion

1st Place: 2003 Winchester Challenge – IDPA World Champion

1st Place: 2003 World Shoot Off - Jr. Stock Gun World Champion

1st Place: 2003 World Shoot Off - IDPA World Champion

1st Place: 2003 Steel Challenge - IDPA World Speed Shooting Champion

1st Place: 2004 Virginia Indoor IDPA - ESP Regional Champion

1st Place: 2004 Indiana State IDPA - SSP State Champion

1st Place: 2004 Southern Regional IDPA - ESP Regional Champion

1st Place: 2004 Mid-West Regional IDPA - SSP Regional Champion

1st Place: 2004 Winchester World Challenge - IDPA World Champion

1st Place: 2004 World Shoot Off - Jr. Stock Gun World Champion

1st Place: 2004 World Shoot Off - IDPA World Shoot Off Champion

1st Place: 2004 Steel Challenge - IDPA World Speed Shooting Champion

1st Place: 2004 N.C. RECON 3-Gun Championships - Match Champion

1st Place: 2004 N.C. Tactical Invitational 3-Gun Championship - Match Champion

1st Place: 2004 IDPA Nationals - ESP National Champion

1st Place: 2005 Virginia Indoor IDPA - ESP Regional Champion

1st Place: 2005 Arkansas State IDPA - SSP State Champion

1st Place: 2005 PSA Shootout - Stock Gun Speed Steel Champion

1st Place: 2005 Maryland IDPA Championships - Enhanced Service Division

1st Place: 2005 USPSA Area 6 Championships - Limited-10 Champion

1st Place: 2005 MGM IRONMAN 3-Gun Championships - Tactical Champion

1st Place: 2005 N.C. RECON 3-Gun Championship - Match Champion

1st Place: 2005 Carolina Tactical 3-Gun Championship - Match Champion

1st Place: 2005 Steel Challenge IDPA - ESP World Champion

1st Place: 2005 IDPA Nationals - ESP National Champion

1st Place: 2006 Mason-Dixon 3-Gun Championships - Tactical Champion

1st Place: 2006 Arkansas USPSA 3-Gun Championships - Limited State Champion

1st Place: 2007 VA Indoor Regional IDPA Championships - ESP Champion

1st Place: 2007 Tri State Regional IDPA Championships - SSP Champion

1st Place: 2007 Blackwater Regional Challenge - Match Champion

1st Place: 2007 Midwest 3-Gun Championships - Scoped Tactical Champion

1st Place: 2007 Winchester World Challenge - Stock Gun World Champion

1st Place: 2007 American Handgunner World Shoot Off - Stock Gun World Champion

1st Place: 2007 TSA "Street Gun Nationals" - Top Military National Champion

1st Place: 2007 TSA "Street Gun Nationals" - Top Lady National Champion

1st Place: 2007 TSA "Street Gun Nationals" - Top LEO National Champion

1st Place: 2007 TSA "Street Gun Nationals" - Mid-size Pistol National Champion

Please Note: We only count 1st Place finishes (if we counted all of the “Top Ten” finishes in major competition the list would be way too long!). It should also be noted that these are ALL divisional title wins won at MAJOR matches, not class wins at local clubs (which we do not list). These titles were won at the State, Regional, National & World Championship matches. We also only attend matches where we can use our carry guns and gear and still be competitive. This empirical data proves two things: Our shooting methods work and our instructors know how to shoot!

Descriptions of above matches and acronyms used:

IDPA (International Defensive Pistol Association): Self Defense Scenario type shooting where competitors use carry guns and gear. IDPA Divisions are as ESP, CDP & SSP.
ESP (Enhanced Service Pistol Division) CDP (Defensive Service Pistol Division)
SSP (Stock Service Pistol Division)

N.C. Recon & Tactical Invitational Shoots: Hardcore Tactical 3-Gun (Rifle-Pistol-Shotgun) Regional Matches using "REAL WORLD" Practical/Tactical firearms.

World Shoot Off’s: The World “Man vs. Man” Dueling Competitions. Shooters face identical arrays of knock down steel targets. The competitors shoot side by side. Who ever shoots all his steel targets down first, wins.

Winchester World Challenge: All Knock Down Speed Steel. This is an event based on the total time it takes to shoot all the courses of fire. The lowest aggregate time wins.

TSA (Tactical Shooting Association): Self Defense “Real World” Scenario type shooting events where competitors use their carry guns and gear. Gun Divisions are FP, MP & CP.

Steel Challenge: The World Speed Shooting Championships. All static steel targets. All targets must be hit. This is a timed event where the fastest total time for all the courses of fire wins.

PSA Shoot Out: All Knock Down Speed Steel targets. This is a timed event. Fastest total time for all the courses of fire wins.
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[John Badertscher]

All I can do is add to what others like Brad and Mark have already said.

Being a FIST-FIRE shooter is kind of like being from Pittsburgh. Those that have never been to Pittsburgh think it's an ugly, industrial, midwest-grey mill town. Those that live there will tell you the exact opposite.

What usually happens is that when people go to their first training experience and they do "drink the Kool-Aid". They think that this-or-that instructor has it all figured out and will give you the magic key to make you a pro-shooter overnight. It doesn't work that way. Whatever technique you chose to employ you're going to have to put hours and hours into perfecting it.

What makes FIST-FIRE different?

To be blunt...a whole bunch of things that are too numerous to list and too diverse to put in just one post. In short, FIST-FIRE makes pistol shooting an observable and repeatable technique that was created using the scientific method.

D.R. put a lot of time and effort into eliminating the guess-work from shooting. He developed a technique which is not only years ahead of its time, but took things like point shooting out of the realm of the "jedi" like Robbie Leatham. It's nothing magic, just technique and refinement.

The man put some serious thought into what FIST-FIRE is, and each time I'm amazed at the insight into shooting that I get from his classes. All you can do is try it, but I think that if you do, the "kool-aid" will actually turn out to be a good German beer. :cool:

[Phil Jenkins]

DR, you F-F book and video's take us up into level 3 of the F-F system. When will you be coming out with more DVD's?? :confused:

[D.R. Middlebrooks]

Actually, Rick Simes and I were talking about getting together and doing some filming later this year... :cool: