Training for HD overrated?

[Bix]

I would just point out that so many of the questions that come up on this very form could be answered in a meaningful way by taking some quality training.

 

[sidheshooter]

+1 on that, Bix.

(though I quickly add that I am as guilty as the next fellow of asking questions that might have been answered sometime in a classroom/range session somewhere.. the more I train, the more I find that I don't know. Frankly, each class that I go to, I learn something that I didn't even think to "not know" beforehand... at any rate, one good thing about this forum is that we can harvest ideas from each other's training/experience. I'm personally ok with redundant questions.)

 

[Kor]

From The LawDog Files: http://thelawdogfiles.blogspot.com/2007/09/sergeant-major.html

"An amateur practices until he gets it right. A professional practices until he can't get it wrong."

This quote is good advice for anyone. For those of us who practice defensive arts, it should be dicta.

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