JJ was born in the Philippines and started shooting at six years old. He is currently a pro shooter for Beretta and the reigning USPSA Carry Optics National champion. JJ worked for the DHS as a federal agent and is widely sought after for his instructor credentials and charismatic persona.

-Phase 1: development of fundamentals Phase 2: explore/fail Phase 3: Execution/Overload

-How important is the concept of losing something tangible to your training? Are you your toughest critic?

-Fitness

-Recovery and Rehabilitation

-Immigrating to America

-What do you think can be done to push individuals in the military, federal agencies, etc to pursue and understand higher-level marksmanship?