My students from my *Escape and Entry* courses have shown a lot of interest in the decision making matrix that I walk through while making entry. It is difficult to teach in full because every situation is different but the best way to develop your own decision making process is by case studies, your own or from others. Here is a 4 digit walkthrough example.

If you want to learn how to pick locks, and moreover if you want to learn how to do so to increase your preparedness and to apply to your survival skill set IN REAL LIFE instead of picking open padlocks on your couch, here is an overview of the courses that Uncensored Tactical provides.

Drinking, Adult Language, Adult Content, and the following:

• "What Type of Courses Do You Offer?"
• "What Will I Learn In Your Courses?"
• "What is the Course Experience?"
• "What Principles Do You Teach Under?"
• "What is the Cost?" (*Click HERE for current cost)
• "How Do I Sign Up?" (Click HERE to start the process)
• "What Other Courses Are Out There?" (See Below)
• "What Are Your Prerequisites?"
• "Do You Only Teach Military and LEO?"
• "Is It Legal?"
• "What Type of Value Does Your Course Have?"

Tonight's interview is with Ed from Ed's Manifesto! This one is FULL of value so make sure you have a drink handy and probably a notepad too!

• What we're drinking.
• Who is Ed?
• The "War" on Drugs?
• Powerpoints.
• Standardized Training.
• The Courses Ed Offers.
• And more!

Today we are trying some new editing software so hang with us through the volume issues if you can, if not we can't blame you, lol. But the content does have value! Today we drink and we talk about what civilians can learn from Law Enforcement and Military shooters! :)

While attending a "Military and LE - Only" course I mentioned to some of the students in the class "There are certain things that we can definitely take from civilian shooters". The thin blue line (and thin green line) immediately started to scream "Witch! Traitor! Heathen!" etc. (Okay, they didn't scream those things ...exactly... but they implied it heavily) Check out the podcast and the rest of the article below :)