The Cornered Cat
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What does training cost?
April 25, 2015

I’ve written before about the value of training: here (and here, and here, and lots of other places). And I’ve talked, in general terms, about its cost: here and here. For those trying to put together a training budget, though, … Continue reading →

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Road maps, being cute, and Facebook rants
April 24, 2015

Something I posted on Facebook yesterday: I’m not a superstar. But by golly — if any woman new to the gun world has looked online for information about women’s concealed carry, she has almost certainly seen my website. The old … Continue reading →

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AG&AG Conference 2015
April 23, 2015

Whew, finally home again after a couple of weeks on the road. Might as well admit it: Texas hill country with the bluebonnets and other wildflowers in full bloom is a thing to behold. Yet another instance of finding beauty … Continue reading →

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All fall down
April 10, 2015

What’s Cornered Cat doing this weekend, you ask? Well… Against the Odds is the name of the main class I’ll be teaching. It’s a two-day exploration of handgun retention and downed defender topics, designed to answer the question, “How do … Continue reading →

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Families With Firearms
April 2, 2015

Very excited to announce that on May 30-31, 2015 I’ll be one of the featured trainers teaching at the first-ever Families With Firearms Conference near Des Moines, Iowa. If this is something you might be interested in, I’d urge you to … Continue reading →

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Watching shooters
March 30, 2015

By now, nearly everyone in the competition side of the shooting world has seen the following video, as have many of us within the self-defense and training side of things. It’s disconcerting to watch, and because it’s disconcerting, it’s tempting … Continue reading →

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Power
March 20, 2015

A few days ago, Rory Miller posted some thoughts on power. It’ll be fascinating to see where he goes with it; the seeds so far look very promising and you should probably go read his post for yourself. Because, like … Continue reading →

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Taking care of others
March 17, 2015

One of the challenges perennially faced by firearms instructors everywhere: convincing family-minded people that investing in professional training classes for themselves is not a selfish use of family resources. In fact, it’s one of the least selfish things you can … Continue reading →

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