Who needs Ambitac?
Most people do not need Ambitac! This is because there are several firearms training schools around the World that provide excellent curriculum for their students, whether they are Civilian, Law Enforcement, or Military.
What if your enemy is well trained, equipped, and motivated in hunting you; how do you solve that problem and survive that situation?
This is where we will be able to help prepare you for those types of problems.
Ambitac stands for Ambidextrous Tactical Training. This training does not require left or right handed weapons, nor special gadgets attached to them. This curriculum was developed from the ground up using principles of Physics, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Physiology, Neurology, Psychology, Anatomy, Biomechanics, Statistics, Probability, Ballistics, among other fields of study, in a fusion with sound Tactics and Strategy that can only be earned from years of incredibly dangerous assignments. Using this method of curriculum development is not unique; Great Olympic Coaches do this everyday of the year! Just like these Olympic Coaches, our curriculum is continuously evolving and being refined; this is because, as Instructors we have a Student Mindset. We do not pretend to know everything and are continuously looking for ways to improve our curriculum, including studying our own students knowledge and experience. The only difference between Olympic Coaches and us is we are not preparing for Games.
The Ambitac Firearms Academy Curriculum has produced men and women graduates (of all age levels) with high levels of performance. An example of some of the performance requirements for graduation of an entry level Tactical Handgun Class with a Glock 17 9mm are as follows:
1) Draw from a concealed holster while simultaneously shuffling (Ambitac-style) to cover and delivering two aimed shots to the cranial region of your enemy 7 yards away in less than ½ a second.
2) Perform Speed Reloads in less than one second.
3) Perform a “Smash-Rack-and-Roll” malfunction clearance drill in less than 1/10 of a second.
4) Be able to deliver on demand Cranial shots at 50 yards and torso shots at varying distances of 100 – 200 yards.
Speed and Accuracy are important but only accounts for up to 20% of your chances of surviving an engagement. As demonstrated by two great tacticians and “operators” 20 years ago “Ken” and “Dave”, up to 80% of your chances of surviving an engagement are determined by Sound Tactics and Strategy; of the 20% and 80% respectively, that you were not able to deliver during the “Execution Phase” of your survival is left up to chance (good or bad luck). Chance is a double-edged sword that can save your “back-side” one second and destroy it the next second; this is something that can never be eliminated but can be reduced. Our curriculum has accomplished this in several ways including:
1) Stimulus-response development and enhancement to lessen the series of small mistakes that lead to underperformance and poor execution.
2) Building the Execution Mode Mindset, which includes but is not limited to, simplicity, clarity, certainty, and confidence in thought.
3) Enhancing awareness of Tactical Opportunities.
The net result is a significantly increased ability to “Shift the Odds, Turn the Tables, and Hunt the Hunters!”
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