A lot of the drills that you see people doing on the internet are designed to look good. And I like them. I watch them all, do them all day long. But there's this thing that people like to do, it's like, they kind of stand at a ready, and they think like not being ready or like presenting this idea that you're acting like you're in a real world situation to kind of have your hands by your side and then like you kind of have you kind of have

this plank stare and you're just like uh rush ready and then and then you're kind of going on from here

and it's like uh not really this episode of the coleon noir podcast is brought to you by vetter holsters

what's a brand new episode of the Koliol and Noir podcast.

I am Koleon Noir, and this is the Koli On The War podcast.

I think I already said that.

A bit redundant, neither here nor the air.

All right, so let's jump right into it.

Today, today I want to talk about something that kind of crossed my mind.

This is kind of a catalyst for this podcast, which is how I train, the kind of realities of training for self-defense

situation. Now, keep in mind, let me make sure I have this phone on to not disturb.

Everybody likes to disturb me when I don't want to be disturbed. All right. So, story time.

Me and Peter were out filming a video review.

And I was, so usually I am always kind of voice, I'm always pretty much filming.

I'm feeling, I release a video almost like every day. And so I shoot a lot, but I'm always pretty much filming I you know film a release video almost like every day

and so I shoot a lot but I don't shoot a lot and what I mean by that is I don't get to train

shooting as much as I would like versus actually shooting now whenever I'm shooting a gun review

video I'm still utilizing the fundamentals Now, whenever I'm shooting a gun review video, I'm still utilizing the

fundamentals, the mechanics that I've learned in terms of shooting, trigger press, all of those things.

Like, I'm aiming to hit targets. I'm still thinking about those things. But it's still not the same as just that isolated training, right?

So what I tend to like to do is after training, I like to

then, after not after training, after filming, I like to do some training. And I try to mix,

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