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yerasimos wrote:You have some good resources close by, if you are not already aware.

PSC in Friendswood periodically offers training in NRA-sanctioned curricula, such as Basic Pistol and Personal Protection courses (one is Inside the Home, the other is Outside the Home). Look into those. The same folks also handle some well-run IPDA competitions.

Will do that - thanks! I was hoping to attend new member presentation this month.

dcphoto wrote:Check out this link.

http://www.krtraining.com/whatclass.html

Thanks for that. Looking for something a little closer to home.

Trinitite wrote:It depends on your goals. It's hard to make a roadmap without a destination.

I suggest getting involved in IDPA or a similar game and treat it more like training than a game. I also think it's a good idea to get training in handgun retention and other CQB type skills, but I don't think that has to be with the ubertactical crowd unless you enjoy that kind of thing.

First goal would be correct form, grip, stance, etc. as I would like to be proficient in using my hand guns. Second would stuff like IDPA - that looks like a lot (alot ) of fun.

Hi all,

I have never had any type of formal handgun training. As I will be getting my CHL soon, I plan on regular practice session and would like make sure I correct any bad form and move forward with correct grip, stance, etc.

I would like to get some thoughts on a handgun training road map for myself as well as instructors available in the Clear Lake / Seabrook / Kemah area of town. If you're an instructor, please feel free to IM me.

Thanks!