NLEFIA Remedial Training and Coaching Specialist

-
Add to calendar:
Google Outlook iCal
Register

This 2-day / 16-hour instructor development course is designed to teach firearms instructors
how to diagnose issues and correct performance for struggling shooters. Instructors are
taught an algorithm to identify problem areas and shown drills and techniques to develop the
skills necessary to successfully complete Law Enforcement handgun qualification. Vision
issues, neurological challenges, and motor skills are explained and practical solutions are
provided. Coach/shooter roles and support hand shooting are used as teaching methods to
challenge instructors and teach empathy.
If your agency has a remedial training program (and it should) for struggling shooters who
repeatedly fail the qualification, this course could help revise your remedial program and
improve the instructors who teach the program.
This training course has no expiration date.
Topics Covered:
 Understand marksmanship fundamentals
in detail
 Understand the skills needed for practical
shooting
 Diagnosing shooting issues
 Provide targeted coaching
 Apply coaching techniques on the range
 Understand vision and neurological issues
 Select appropriate drills for specific
shooter deficits
 Develop support hand shooting skills to
demonstrate skills with either hand
Required Equipment:
 Pistol and three magazines
 Belt holster & mag pouches (no
concealment holsters)

 

You Must Be A Member To Attend!
Membership Levels:
 Law Enforcement - $50 annually
 Military - $40 annually
 Retired LE / Military - $35 annually
 Security Industry - $60 annually (restrictions apply)
 Private Sector - $60 annually (restrictions apply)
 International - $60 annually (restrictions apply)

To become a member and / or register for this course on-line:
NLEFIA.ORG

Free lodging and meals are available on campus for NC officers. Lodging and
meals are available for out of state and federal officers for $50.00 per day
plus a 3% card fee. Reservations for housing must be requested at least five
days prior to the training.