Egotistic Student
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In this riveting video, former Ranger, Special Forces and Delta Operator John "Shrek" McPhee shares his insights on handling egotistical students on the gun range during his shooting instruction. With years of experience in the field, John knows that egos can often get in the way of successful training and can be a real challenge to deal with.
Using his unique blend of humor and tough love, John shares his tried-and-true methods for dealing with even the most difficult students. From building trust to instilling discipline, John offers practical advice that will help any instructor navigate the complex world of teaching firearms to a diverse range of students.
Whether you're an experienced instructor looking to up your game or a novice shooter just starting out, John's wisdom and expertise will inspire and inform. So if you're ready to take your shooting skills to the next level and learn how to handle even the most difficult students, don't miss this must-see video from one of the most respected names in the industry.
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