The Modern Samurai Project Podcast

A-a-ron Brumley and Nick Young of Solo Defense talk about what to look for in a local instructor and how to be a better student to get better.

Today we talk to Houston Area Police Sergeant and SWAT Team Member about why he created The Shooters Symposium training event. We cover what he learned last year from running such a big event to what each instructor will be teaching this year.

Website: https://www.shootersymposium.com/

Instructors:

Robert Vogel

Mike Pannone

Craig Douglas

Aaron Cowan

Dan Brokos

Jared Reston

Kerry Davis

Bill Blowers

Steve Fisher

Chuck Pressburg

Scott Jedlinski

Today we discuss with Matthew Little on his philosophy on how to get better. From his early days in the Martial Arts to being a Green Beret and SWAT Team Member and how competition has improved the way he teaches CQB.

On today's episode, we talk to AJ Zito of Practical Performance Training and Gunsmithing. He covers his background from Military School through the Army to Contracting Work and Gunsmithing College.

He discusses how his pistol shooting got to the next level and why your resume is not as important compared to what you can do or teach right now.

Today we talk to Old Glory Gym Owner Jason Sturm. We talk about his time in the Army (10th Mountain), his accident, his views on why CrossFit should make you better outside of the gym, and why your resolutions don't mean jack.

In this episode, we talk to Jim Dexter. Combat Vet, Former Fireman, Former Air Marshal, Current Chicagoland Cop and SWAT Team Member. We talk about why you should get medical training, his switch to the RDS on Pistols, and why you should get better.

Les Kismartoni, aka Les Pepperoni, is a high level (#18th finish at USPSA Production Nationals) USPSA Grand Master that recently switched to his EDC rig and started shooting Limited division with his Beretta 92 from AIWB concealed. We talk about getting better, how to practice, how to see more, and if we should ignore the IG famous gunsligers...or not.

Join me in the inaugural MSP Podcast. Listen to Jose's thoughts on getting better, speed, teaching, and what he wants to instructors to think about. I hope you dig it!