You need to be building shelves in your brain and you need to start with foundations and frameworks.

Welcome back to another TREX talk. Today we're going to be talking about the building blocks of various skills and knowledge and things like that.

This is kind of a follow-up in some

ways to last episode, which was a conversation with Dr. Phil Kaiser about rights, where rights

come from, both rights as they are described in the Bible and rights that are enumerated in

the United States Bill of Rights and Constitution. And there's

obviously a lot of overlap in those two different documents. If you listen to the episode,

you get it. But some people were curious as to why we're spending so much time on this particular

topic, when T-Rex is primarily a gun-related shooting sort of company.

I mean, technically our motto is equipping serious citizens.

So we want to equip people with more things than just shooting skills and shooting equipment.

And I've spent a lot of time thinking about the frameworks that we want to equip people

with, because it isn't all just physical equipment. It isn't even all just necessarily education,

but it is a way of understanding things and building up these fundamentals that you can then

later build on. And this is something we talk about quite a bit at T-R-X as regards shooting. We talk

about shooting fundamentals quite a bit, breaking down the building blocks of shooting so that

you can focus on one area and really master it. And then those are the building blocks,

the foundations that you can build on as you progress into other stuff.

Once you have mastered, say, your grip or your draw or reloads, or, say, trigger

discipline and site alignment and stuff like that, then you can put all of those fundamentals

together and actually use those to do other stuff. It's very simple, very straightforward,

very well-td ground for most

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