STORIES AND KNOWLEDGE

STORIES AND KNOWLEDGE

John "Shrek" McPhee shares his experiences from his military career, his training on the range, and general rules for living.

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STORIES AND KNOWLEDGE
  • Armed Society

    Where do we take society? Do we mimic what we see overseas to protect the public?

  • Sand Babies - Special Forces Assessment & Selection

    Who would have thought? I'm an expert sand bag maker! I have a story telling you why!

  • The Layover Story

    Shrek tells a story of one of his first trips to Iraq. This one is one he has never told.

  • Nothing Techinique

    The nothing technique... extreme complex ability to manage a situation by doing absolutely nothing. Listen and learn!

  • Communication

    The most common leadership trait that leads to the most issues, communication.

  • Bad Leadership Triggers: John's Insight on a Common Pitfall

    In this eye-opening episode of SOB TV, John shares a personal story about a key trigger that sets off his frustration with bad leadership. He delves into a specific leadership trait that often leads to team disarray and reduced morale. John breaks down why this trait is detrimental, how to recogn...

  • Protection & Cover

    John breaks down why it is important to use common sense when faced with a situation. Don't believe everything you see on the Internet. Where should you go and what should you do if you were to be shot at in your home?

  • Durable Concealment

    Where is the best place to be in your home if under distress? Where do the bullets travel? Which walls are the best to be behind for cover. During our Members event this year, we demonstrated the difference between traditional American interior walls.

  • Making Mistakes

    With experience on and off the carpet, John explains the importance and how to handle mistakes.

  • Discipline

    How strong is your discipline? John gives examples from his career where losing your cool can lead to mission failure!

  • Taliban Town Hall

    John takes on a town hall with some members to discuss Afghanistan and answer questions.

  • Pistol or Rifle

    Given distance and time, what can you grab first and is it effective?

  • Lessons from Tora Bora

    John throws it back and shares one of his experiences from his military career and Tora Bora.

  • Stepping Out of Your Comfort Zone

    In this thought-provoking episode of SOB TV, we delve into the concept of the "comfort zone" and its impact on our personal and professional growth. Join us as we explore the benefits of pushing boundaries, embracing discomfort, and unlocking new opportunities. Challenge your mindset and discover...

  • Leading by Following: The Key to Great Leadership

    In this episode, John dives into the often-overlooked truth that exceptional leadership starts with being a great follower. Drawing from personal military experience, he explains how the best leaders learn to follow first, developing the skills, discipline, and humility needed to effectively guid...

  • The Marine Base

    John shares a battlefield experience that involves how selfless our military really is.

  • Lead By Example

    John discusses leading by example during his career.

  • Strength VS. Technique

    Your grip strength vs. technique. John breaks it down.

  • Maximize Your Range Training

    Unlock the full potential of your time at the range with our latest SOB TV video, "Maximize Your Range Training: A Step-by-Step Guide." Whether you're a beginner looking to establish solid fundamentals or an experienced shooter aiming to refine your skills, this video is crafted just for you.

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  • Speed Vs. Accuracy

    Do speed and accuracy go hand in hand? John breaks down what efficiency looks like.

  • Trigger Jerk Myth

    John demonstrates the myth of the trigger jerk.

  • A Sight To See

    John describes his experiences with various pistol sights and what proves to be the best.

  • Seeing the Sights

    John describes how your brain perceives the sights of the gun. You may think you're seeing them right, but are you?

  • Index VS. Trigger Finger

    In this video John describes the importance of index and how it is commonly mistaken with where your finger hits the trigger. Commonly referred to as "trigger jerk".