Training

Courses

Mobile courses in CQB, lowlight, medical and marksmanship. Open a course for the details and its upcoming dates.

  • Students in low light during a 2 Alpha Training Group close quarters battle course.
    01CQB 2-Man CQB Level IA beginners level introduction to 2-man CQB: how to work in pairs, with teammates, spouses, friends or another armed citizen. Dates TBD View course

    2-Man CQB Level I

    CQBCourse 01

    A beginners level introduction to 2-man CQB: how to work in pairs, with teammates, spouses, friends or another armed citizen.

    Students in low light during a 2 Alpha Training Group close quarters battle course.
    Length
    Two full days, 9 hours each
    Format
    Non-live fire — airsoft firearms, BBs and green gas provided
    Day 2
    Force on force with role players and OPFOR
    Certificate
    Awarded at the end of the course

    We live in a world where people want to harm us and most often data shows that these horrific acts take place in urban environments and locations within structures with numerous rooms and open spaces. Statistically, we travel in pairs. This course will help you understand how to work in pairs, with either teammates, spouses, friends or even the off chance that you would need to pair up with another armed citizen.

    This is a beginners level introduction to 2-man CQB tactics. We will discuss and train in great depth, the concept of CQB and why it is critical to add this skillset to our toolbox.

    We will spend two full days learning the tactics and practical application of 2-man CQB. We will teach you how to assess & take down center-fed & corner-fed rooms (using both deliberate and hasty methods) as well as learn about opposing threats and hallways. We'll also teach different methods of clearing and touch on scenario based tactics including active shooter, rescue/extraction, tactical egress and home defense CQB. Day 2 we will incorporate role players and OPFOR for force on force scenarios.

    This course will be full 9-hour days with breaks in between and an allotted lunch break.

    Upcoming dates

    Dates to be announced.

    2-Man CQB Level I Dates TBD
  • Two shooters working through a shoot house during a CQB course.
    02CQB · Lowlight 2-Man CQB Level II Lowlight2-Man CQB with the lights off: an introduction to weapon-mounted and handheld lights, working by white light and sound. Dates TBD View course

    2-Man CQB Level II Lowlight

    CQB · LowlightCourse 02

    2-Man CQB with the lights off: an introduction to weapon-mounted and handheld lights, working by white light and sound.

    Two shooters working through a shoot house during a CQB course.
    Length
    Two full days, 9 hours each
    Format
    Non-live fire — airsoft firearms, BBs and green gas provided
    Builds on
    2-Man CQB Level I
    Certificate
    Awarded at the end of the course

    Taking what we've learned from 2-Man CQB Level I, we now take away the luxury of light and most ambient light. Level II offers an introduction to weapons mounted lights and handheld lights.

    We will spend two full days learning the tactics and practical application of 2-man CQB in lowlight conditions, using only white light and sound to navigate. We will teach you how to assess & take down center-fed & corner-fed rooms (using both deliberate and hasty methods) as well as learn about opposing threats and hallways. We'll also teach different methods of clearing and touch on scenario based tactics including active shooter, rescue/extraction, tactical egress and home defense CQB. Day 2 we will incorporate role players and OPFOR for force on force scenarios.

    This course will be full 9-hour days with breaks in between and an allotted lunch break.

    Upcoming dates

    Dates to be announced.

    2-Man CQB Level II Lowlight Dates TBD
  • Students stacked on a doorway during a CQB class
    03CQB CQB Assaulter Level I2–4 man structure assessment and takedown, taught to an Army Special Forces standard. Dates TBD View course

    CQB Assaulter Level I

    CQBCourse 03

    2–4 man structure assessment and takedown, taught to an Army Special Forces standard.

    Students stacked on a doorway during a CQB class
    Length
    Two full days, 9 hours each
    Format
    Non-live fire — firearms and ammunition provided by KWA Airsoft
    Day 2
    A full company assault against role players
    Certificate
    Awarded at the end of the course

    We live in a world where people want to harm us and most often data shows that these horrific acts take place in urban environments and locations within structures with numerous rooms and open spaces.

    This is a beginners level introduction to the world of CQB, from a Army Special Forces standard. We will discuss and train in great depth, the concept of CQB and why it is critical to add this skillset to our toolbox.

    We will spend two full days learning the roles and responsibilities of 2-4 man CQB tactics. Each student will learn the roles of each assaulter on the stack. Regardless of where you find yourself on the stack, you will know what your responsibilities are. We will learn how to take down center-fed & corner-fed rooms, learn about opposing threats, priorities of work, hallways and a short intro to VCQB. We will start from a single cell/single room priority and progress to a full-size company assault towards the end of day 2, with role players opposing the assaulting force.

    This course will be full 9-hour days with breaks in between and an allotted lunch break.

    Upcoming dates

    Dates to be announced.

    CQB Assaulter Level I Dates TBD
  • Students with rifles stacked in a shoot house during a CQB course.
    04CQB · Lowlight CQB Assaulter Level IILevel II of the Assaulter series: 2–4 man CQB in the dark, with weapon-mounted lights and visible lasers. Dates TBD View course

    CQB Assaulter Level II

    CQB · LowlightCourse 04

    Level II of the Assaulter series: 2–4 man CQB in the dark, with weapon-mounted lights and visible lasers.

    Students with rifles stacked in a shoot house during a CQB course.
    Length
    Two full days, 9 hours each
    Format
    Non-live fire — firearms and ammunition provided by KWA Airsoft
    Rentals
    Weapon lights and lasers available to rent
    Certificate
    Digital certificate emailed after the course

    This is Level II of the CQB Assaulter course series. Continuing to refine 2-4 CQB tactics and team protocols, we turn the lights off and go dark. In this course, we will learn about the effects of lowlight/no light conditions and how we can utilize our equipment to gain the advantage even in the darkest settings. You will learn the considerations of WMLs (weapons mounted lights), how to employ them and how the addition of visible lasers can make you a very capable CQB assaulter.

    This course will be full 9-hour days with breaks in between and an allotted lunch break.

    Upcoming dates

    Dates to be announced.

    CQB Assaulter Level II Dates TBD
  • A 2ATG shooter seen from behind, firing a pistol downrange at steel targets with mountains beyond
    05CQB Lone Operator Level IA beginners level introduction to single-person CQB tactics. Dates TBD View course

    Lone Operator Level I

    CQBCourse 05

    A beginners level introduction to single-person CQB tactics.

    A 2ATG shooter seen from behind, firing a pistol downrange at steel targets with mountains beyond
    Length
    Two full days, 9 hours each
    Format
    Non-live fire — firearms and ammunition provided by KWA Airsoft
    Day 2
    Force on force with role players and OPFOR
    Certificate
    Awarded at the end of the course

    We live in a world where people want to harm us and most often data shows that these horrific acts take place in urban environments and locations within structures with numerous rooms and open spaces.

    This is a beginners level introduction to single person CQB tactics. We will discuss and train in great depth, the concept of CQB and why it is critical to add this skillset to our toolbox.

    We will spend two full days learning the tactics and practical application of 1-man CQB. We will learn how to take down center-fed & corner-fed rooms (using both deliberate and hasty methods) as well as learn about opposing threats and hallways. We will learn methods of clearing and touch on scenario based tactics including active shooter, rescue/extraction, tactical egress and home defense CQB. Day 2 we will incorporate role players and OPFOR for force on force scenarios.

    This course will be full 9-hour days with breaks in between and an allotted lunch break.

    Upcoming dates

    Dates to be announced.

    Lone Operator Level I Dates TBD
  • A student clearing a doorway during a single-person CQB course.
    06CQB Lone Operator Level IILevel II of Lone Operator, 2ATG's single-person CQB course. Dates TBD View course

    Lone Operator Level II

    CQBCourse 06

    Level II of Lone Operator, 2ATG's single-person CQB course.

    A student clearing a doorway during a single-person CQB course.

    Upcoming dates

    Dates to be announced.

    Lone Operator Level II Dates TBD
  • Students with night vision silhouetted on a lowlight firing line.
    07Lowlight Night Vision Level IAn introduction to NVGs and lasers: what night vision can and cannot do, and zeroing your laser for passive shooting. Dates TBD View course

    Night Vision Level I

    LowlightCourse 07

    An introduction to NVGs and lasers: what night vision can and cannot do, and zeroing your laser for passive shooting.

    Students with night vision silhouetted on a lowlight firing line.
    Length
    6–7 hours
    Round count
    Pistol 150 · Rifle 450 (no steel core)
    Rentals
    NVG package available to rent, with a chance to rent to own
    Certificate
    Awarded at the end of the course

    In this course, you will be introduced to and understand the capability of night vision, it's features and it's pros & cons. You'll learn how to zero your laser and understand it's correlation to passive shooting. Through a series of drills and learning blocks, you'll get familiar with and confident in your abilities to deploy your night vision and bring your lasers to the fight.

    This will be full 6-7 hour course.  Regular breaks and an allotted dinner break will be given.

    NVG package rentals will be available, with a chance to rent to own. The packages include: AMG dual tube L3 white phosphorous DTNVS, Wilcox mount, bump helmet and Holosun laser.

    Upcoming dates

    Dates to be announced.

    Night Vision Level I Dates TBD
  • A student wearing a helmet with night vision goggles on a night range.
    08Lowlight Night Vision Level I/IITwo nights on NVGs and lasers: what night vision can do, zeroing your laser and passive shooting. Dates TBD View course

    Night Vision Level I/II

    LowlightCourse 08

    Two nights on NVGs and lasers: what night vision can do, zeroing your laser and passive shooting.

    A student wearing a helmet with night vision goggles on a night range.
    Length
    Two nights, 9 hours each
    Round count
    Pistol 150 · Rifle 450 (no steel core)
    Rentals
    NVG package for the two nights
    Certificate
    Awarded at the end of the course

    In this course, you will be introduced to and understand the capability of night vision, it's features and it's pros & cons. You'll learn how to zero your laser and understand it's correlation to passive shooting. Through a series of drills and learning blocks, you'll get familiar with and confident in your abilities to deploy your night vision and bring your lasers to the fight.

    These two days will be full 9 hour nights. Typical start time will be an hour to an hour and a half before sunset (start times will be announced closer to course start date). Regular breaks and an allotted dinner break will be given.

    NVG package rentals will be available, with a chance to rent to own. The packages include: AMG dual tube L3 white phosphorous DTNVS, Wilcox mount, bump helmet and Holosun laser.

    Upcoming dates

    Dates to be announced.

    Night Vision Level I/II Dates TBD
  • A shooter firing from behind a barricade at night, muzzle flash visible.
    09Lowlight · Pistol · Rifle Pistol/Rifle Level III LowlightTwo nights of weapon-mounted and handheld light technique, weapon transitions and movement. Dates TBD View course

    Pistol/Rifle Level III Lowlight

    Lowlight · Pistol · RifleCourse 09

    Two nights of weapon-mounted and handheld light technique, weapon transitions and movement.

    A shooter firing from behind a barricade at night, muzzle flash visible.
    Day 1
    Weapon-mounted light and handheld techniques
    Day 2
    Weapon-mounted light, weapon transitions and movement
    Length
    Two nights, 7–9 hours each
    Round count
    Pistol 600 · Rifle 500
    Certificate
    Awarded at the end of the course

    According to the FBI statistics book, over 70% of all criminal encounters happen during lowlight/no light hours and environments. For those of us in the professional fields and for civilian concealed carry permit holders, you need to understand and be able to proficiently apply the techniques and tactics behind lowlight weapons mounted lights (WML) and handheld lights.

    Pistol III will quickly refresh on the eight fundamentals of pistol marksmanship with the added stress of working under lowlight conditions. We'll be refining sight alignment and sight picture while learning how to properly manipulate your WML and handheld light during the execution of drills, designed to test your weapons manipulation and cognitive thought process. There WILL be movement involved in this course. The course is information & content heavy with a fast pace teaching environment. The drills are designed to build on each other with a culmination series of scored drills at the end for a chance at Top Shot.

    Rifle III will quickly refresh on rifle fundamentals and lead directly to more advanced drills, introducing & applying dynamic movement while shooting under lowlight conditions. We will learn how to work both weapons platforms and transition from primary to secondary systems. We'll also learn how to move & shoot in all respective directions, shoot around obstacles and barricades as well as shooting next to others, around vehicles (if permitted), shooting on the move single hand, moving & shooting in pairs, and negotiating obstacles while shooting, all under lowlight. Most drills will involved your WML but some drills will also require movement and manipulation of handheld lights.

    These two days will be full 7-9 hour nights. Typical start time will be an hour to an hour and a half before sunset. (start times will be announced closer to course start date). Regular breaks and an allotted dinner break will be given.

    Upcoming dates

    Dates to be announced.

    Pistol/Rifle Level III Lowlight Dates TBD
  • A 2 Alpha Training Group class working a pistol line on an outdoor range.
    10Pistol Handgun 101An introduction to your handgun, for first-time shooters and new owners. Dates TBD View course

    Handgun 101

    PistolCourse 10

    An introduction to your handgun, for first-time shooters and new owners.

    A 2 Alpha Training Group class working a pistol line on an outdoor range.
    Length
    A full 8-hour day
    Round count
    300 pistol
    Rentals
    Pistol rental available
    Certificate
    Awarded after the course

    This course is for you if one or more of the following apply to you:

    • You have never shot a handgun or have never owned one before.
    • You just recently bought your first handgun.
    • You are renting one for this course, before purchasing.
    • You own a handgun but want to start formal training.
    • You're curious about firearms and want to understand them better.
    • You're not sure about the safety of firearms or their function.
    • You're nervous about training but smart enough to know you should start.

    This course is designed to introduce even the newest of shooters to the very basic fundamentals of handgun safety and training. Whether you're new or seasoned, this course will re-establish a strong foundation to build on. You will get a personal assessment of your knowledge, handling and shooting your handgun. We'll cover the 8 fundamentals of pistol marksmanship in great detail and learn isolation drills as well as culmination drills, putting it all together. This is the beginning of your next passion and an amazing & fun journey awaits!

    Course curriculum

    • Safe gun handling
    • Loading & unloading firearms
    • Grip, sights, trigger
    • Basic marksmanship
    • Malfunctions and clearing them
    • Standing, kneeling, prone shooting positions
    • Weapons storage & maintenance

    Upcoming dates

    Dates to be announced.

    Handgun 101 Dates TBD
  • A shooter in a plate carrier firing a pistol on a grass range.
    11Pistol Handgun Accuracy Level I/IIPrecision without giving up speed: trigger control, sight picture and cadence, diagnosed with shot timers and slow-motion video. Dates TBD View course

    Handgun Accuracy Level I/II

    PistolCourse 11

    Precision without giving up speed: trigger control, sight picture and cadence, diagnosed with shot timers and slow-motion video.

    A shooter in a plate carrier firing a pistol on a grass range.
    Length
    A full 9-hour day
    Round count
    600 pistol
    Prerequisite
    Safe weapons handling, shooting fundamentals, and firearm and gear manipulation
    Certificate
    Digital certificate emailed after the course

    Achieving precision in shooting doesn't necessitate compromising speed and efficiency.

    This course is dedicated to mastering fundamental skills, which are then applied to practical and competitive scenarios. Students will refine trigger control, sight alignment, and sight picture techniques. Key tasks include drawing from the holster, rapid sight acquisition, controlling shooting cadence, and managing time and speed challenges. Students will engage in some diagnostic drills aimed at identifying and rectifying deficiencies efficiently. Learn to evaluate and diagnose skills using data from shot timers, analyzing slow-motion footage of mechanics, and leveraging sports-specific phone applications to your advantage as a shooter.

    The drills are structured to progressively build upon one another, culminating in a series of scored drills offering students the opportunity to compete for the Top Shot title. This will be a full 9-hour day with an allocated lunch break.

    Upcoming dates

    Dates to be announced.

    Handgun Accuracy Level I/II Dates TBD
  • A shooter firing a pistol on an outdoor range.
    12Pistol Shooter Handgun Evaluation Level IAccuracy without sacrificing time and efficiency, with scored assessment drills that track your progress through the day. Dates TBD View course

    Shooter Handgun Evaluation Level I

    PistolCourse 12

    Accuracy without sacrificing time and efficiency, with scored assessment drills that track your progress through the day.

    A shooter firing a pistol on an outdoor range.
    Length
    A full 9-hour day
    Round count
    500 pistol
    Prerequisite
    New shooters welcome, with strong knowledge of safe weapons handling and their own firearm
    Certificate
    Awarded at the end of the course

    Accuracy doesn't mean you need to sacrifice time and efficiency.

    This course focuses on mastering the basic fundamentals that are then applied to more practical applications. This course will help you refine the trigger control, sight alignment and sight picture process. We will challenge you with essential tasks like drawing from the holster, quick sight acquisition, controlling cadence and managing time & speed stressors. There will be scored assessment drills to track a student's progress throughout the day. This is an advanced comprehension course for all skill levels that will fine-tune the existing execution of your mechanics.

    The drills are designed to build on each other with a culmination series of scored drills at the end for a chance at Top Shot. This will be a full 9-hour day with breaks in between and an allotted lunch break.

    Upcoming dates

    Dates to be announced.

    Shooter Handgun Evaluation Level I Dates TBD
  • A shooter firing a pistol through the window of a truck.
    13Pistol LowVis Carry Tactics Level I/IIConcealed carry from the fundamentals to advanced drills: garment defeat, movement, target ID and force on force. Dates TBD View course

    LowVis Carry Tactics Level I/II

    PistolCourse 13

    Concealed carry from the fundamentals to advanced drills: garment defeat, movement, target ID and force on force.

    A shooter firing a pistol through the window of a truck.
    Day 1
    Introduction to concealed carry tactics
    Day 2
    Advanced CCT and target ID, force on force
    Length
    Two full days, 9 hours each
    Round count
    700 pistol
    Format
    Force on force equipment provided
    Certificate
    Digital certificate emailed after the course

    This course covers an introduction to the fundamentals of concealed carry tactics and quickly progresses to more advanced drills with lots of movement involved. We'll cover garment types, garment defeat, carry positions, retention shooting, target identification, seating positions as well as some vehicle work (if permitted). We'll learn how to draw, move & shoot in all respective directions, single handed shooting, shoot around obstacles and barricades as well as shooting next to others, around vehicles (if available).

    You'll leave this course with a strong understanding of low visibility carry tactics and will be confident in your abilities.

    Upcoming dates

    Dates to be announced.

    LowVis Carry Tactics Level I/II Dates TBD
  • A shooter in a plate carrier holding a rifle at the ready on an outdoor range.
    14Rifle AR Level I/IITwo days on the rifle: the eight fundamentals of marksmanship, then movement, barricades and weapons transitions. Dates TBD View course

    AR Level I/II

    RifleCourse 14

    Two days on the rifle: the eight fundamentals of marksmanship, then movement, barricades and weapons transitions.

    A shooter in a plate carrier holding a rifle at the ready on an outdoor range.
    Length
    Two full days, 9 hours each
    Round count
    1,000 rifle (no steel core)
    Rifle
    Semi-auto, 5.56 / .223 only
    Certificate
    Awarded at the end of the course

    Day 1 — Rifle 1: Advanced Fundamentals. Rifle 1 focuses on mastering the eight fundamentals of rifle marksmanship in great detail through execution of its supporting mechanics. You will be challenged to refine each fundamental throughout the progression of the day through various drills & mechanic-building exercises. The drills are designed to build on each other with a culmination series of scored drills at the end for a chance at Top Shot.

    Day 2 — Rifle 2: Intro to Movement & Weapons Transitions. Rifle 2 will quickly refresh on the fundamentals of the Rifle 1 course and lead directly to more advanced drills introducing and applying movement, dynamic shooting, shooting next to others and target transitions. We will learn how to move & shoot, shoot from barricades, around vehicles (if permitted), moving & shooting in pairs, and negotiating obstacles. We will end this day with a stress shoot for competition (if time permits).

    The course is information & content heavy with a fast pace teaching environment, with breaks in between and an allotted lunch break.

    Upcoming dates

    Dates to be announced.

    AR Level I/II Dates TBD
  • A shooter with a rifle working from behind a barrel on a desert range.
    15Rifle Shooter AR Evaluation Level IA Level I shooter evaluation on the AR rifle. Dates TBD View course

    Shooter AR Evaluation Level I

    RifleCourse 15

    A Level I shooter evaluation on the AR rifle.

    A shooter with a rifle working from behind a barrel on a desert range.

    Upcoming dates

    Dates to be announced.

    Shooter AR Evaluation Level I Dates TBD
  • A student firing a rifle from a barricade on an outdoor range.
    16Rifle · Pistol Pistol/Rifle Level I/IIAn introduction to dynamic movement: moving and shooting in every direction, on pistol and rifle. Dates TBD View course

    Pistol/Rifle Level I/II

    Rifle · PistolCourse 16

    An introduction to dynamic movement: moving and shooting in every direction, on pistol and rifle.

    A student firing a rifle from a barricade on an outdoor range.
    Day 1
    Pistol only movement mechanics and drills
    Day 2
    Rifle movement mechanics and drills, pistol integrated
    Length
    Two full days, 9 hours each
    Round count
    Pistol 600 · Rifle 600
    Certificate
    Awarded after each course

    This course is heavily based on movement, with more advanced drills; introducing & applying dynamic movement while shooting. You will learn how to move & shoot in all respective directions, shoot around obstacles and barricades as well as shooting next to others, around vehicles (if permitted), shooting on the move single hand, moving & shooting in pairs, weapons transitions, multi-target engagements, and negotiating obstacles while shooting.

    This course will be full 9-hour days with very short breaks in between drills and allotted lunch breaks. Bring comfortable footwear.

    Upcoming dates

    Dates to be announced.

    Pistol/Rifle Level I/II Dates TBD
  • Kawa with a rifle on the range
    17Rifle · Pistol Combat Fighter Level IA full day built to replicate the stressors of real-world combat, on rifle and pistol. Dates TBD View course

    Combat Fighter Level I

    Rifle · PistolCourse 17

    A full day built to replicate the stressors of real-world combat, on rifle and pistol.

    Kawa with a rifle on the range
    Length
    9 hours, including breaks and a lunch break
    Round count
    Pistol 500 · Rifle 500
    Kit
    Plate carrier and range belt
    Certificate
    Awarded after the course

    Join us for an immersive experience designed to replicate the stressors encountered in real-world combat scenarios. Our comprehensive training program combines rigorous instruction with practical exercises to equip you with essential skills for handling both rifle and pistol in various combat situations.

    • Weapons Mastery: Learn to wield both rifle and pistol with precision and confidence.
    • Tactical Maneuvers: Navigate various positions, obstacles, and vehicles while engaging targets.
    • Combat Stress Simulation: Experience heightened stress levels to simulate real combat conditions and enhance your performance under pressure.
    • Dynamic Drills: Practice moving and shooting in all directions, transitioning between weapons, and engaging multiple targets with speed and accuracy.

    Who should attend

    This course is ideal for individuals seeking to enhance their firearm proficiency and combat skills, including law enforcement personnel, military personnel, security professionals, and firearms enthusiasts looking to take their training to the next level.

    Upcoming dates

    Dates to be announced.

    Combat Fighter Level I Dates TBD
  • A shooter working around a vehicle on a desert range.
    18Rifle · Pistol Combat Fighter Level IILevel II of Combat Fighter, the course built around real-world combat stress. Dates TBD View course

    Combat Fighter Level II

    Rifle · PistolCourse 18

    Level II of Combat Fighter, the course built around real-world combat stress.

    A shooter working around a vehicle on a desert range.

    Upcoming dates

    Dates to be announced.

    Combat Fighter Level II Dates TBD
  • A shooter firing a shotgun from a barricade on an outdoor range.
    19Shotgun Shotgun Proficiency Level IHow versatile the shotgun can be: shell selection, patterning, manipulation, positions and malfunctions. Dates TBD View course

    Shotgun Proficiency Level I

    ShotgunCourse 19

    How versatile the shotgun can be: shell selection, patterning, manipulation, positions and malfunctions.

    A shooter firing a shotgun from a barricade on an outdoor range.
    Length
    A full 9-hour day
    Round count
    100 birdshot · 30 buckshot · 15 slug
    Shotgun
    Pump-action or semi-auto, with a receiver side saddle
    Prerequisite
    Proficient weapons handling and safety
    Certificate
    Digital certificate emailed after the course

    Learn how truly versatile the shotgun can be with this course. Topics and skills include: shot shell selection, terminal ballistics, shot patterning, weapons manipulation, unconventional shooting positions, field-expedient shot shells, shotgun malfunctions and much more.

    This course does involve some dynamic movement and requires proficient weapons handling skills and safety.

    This course is a full 9-hour day with breaks in between and an allotted lunch break.

    Upcoming dates

    Dates to be announced.

    Shotgun Proficiency Level I Dates TBD
  • An instructor demonstrating a tourniquet at an outdoor clinic.
    20Medical Coffee & TourniquetsA free 3-hour tourniquet clinic. Your CAT tourniquet purchase is your registration. Dates TBD View course

    Coffee & Tourniquets

    MedicalCourse 20

    A free 3-hour tourniquet clinic. Your CAT tourniquet purchase is your registration.

    An instructor demonstrating a tourniquet at an outdoor clinic.
    Length
    3 hours
    Cost
    Free with the purchase of a CAT tourniquet
    Guests
    One guest per tourniquet purchase
    Ages
    Adults and children 12 or older

    As a way to give back to our community, we introduce Coffee & Tourniquets! A 3-hour tourniquet clinic, where we'll delve into the essential aspects of tourniquets, offering insights into different types, do's and don'ts, methods of employment, and various considerations surrounding their use.

    Agenda

    1. Introduction to Tourniquets: understand the different types and their applications.
    2. Tourniquet Do's and Don'ts: learn the best practices for effective use.
    3. Methods of Employment: gain hands-on experience and practical insights.
    4. Tourniquet Considerations: explore crucial factors to keep in mind during emergencies.

    Registration

    While the training is offered free of charge, the only requirement is the purchase of a North American Rescue CAT Tourniquet or more, which serves as your registration fee. One tourniquet purchase gains entry for you and one additional guest.

    All are welcome to attend. Adults and children 12 or older are encouraged to attend; we will not be able to accommodate child care for children younger than 12.

    Upcoming dates

    Dates to be announced.

    Coffee & Tourniquets Dates TBD
  • A student packing a wound during Tactical Field Care
    21Medical Tactical Field Care Level IStop The Bleed: assessing and treating massive hemorrhage — the M in M.A.R.C.H. Dates TBD View course

    Tactical Field Care Level I

    MedicalCourse 21

    Stop The Bleed: assessing and treating massive hemorrhage — the M in M.A.R.C.H.

    A student packing a wound during Tactical Field Care
    Covers
    First aid kits · Tourniquets · Wound packing · Chest seals
    Format
    Classroom, then live fire lanes
    Round count
    300 pistol
    Certificate
    Awarded at the end of the course

    Our Tactical Field Care (Stop The Bleed) course focuses on the basic fundamental treatment (tactical field care) of massive hemorrhage or the M in the acronym M.A.R.C.H. 90% of all combat casualties since post-9/11 have been due to Massive Hemorrhaging (MH). MH may occur on any of the upper or lower body extremities or along the upper or lower torso.

    This course will teach you, in great detail on how to assess and treat an MH anywhere on the body, except for a few locations where treatment, as a first responder will be difficult with a tourniquet or would packing methods. This is a tactical field care course. While most of the learning will happen in a classroom environment, most of the application will be conducted during live fire lanes, as demonstrated by the instructors.

    Stop the bleed methods covered in this course are:

    • First Aid Kits and contents
    • Tourniquet options and application
    • Wound packing and pressure dressing methods
    • Chest seals (respiratory)

    We will briefly discuss Airway, Circulation and Head injuries/hypothermia but we will not be teaching or applying these invasive methods during this course.

    Upcoming dates

    Dates to be announced.

    Tactical Field Care Level I Dates TBD
  • A student applying a tourniquet to his arm during a medical course.
    22Medical Tactical Field Care Level IILevel II of Tactical Field Care, 2ATG's medical course series. Dates TBD View course

    Tactical Field Care Level II

    MedicalCourse 22

    Level II of Tactical Field Care, 2ATG's medical course series.

    A student applying a tourniquet to his arm during a medical course.

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    Tactical Field Care Level II Dates TBD

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Online courses

  • Kawa Mawlayee shooting a pistol on an indoor range
    01Online · Dryfire 3-Month Online Dryfire ProgramDryfire is an incredible way to practice the fundamentals of shooting, through weapons and gear manipulations. You don't need ammo or a range. Dates TBD View course

    3-Month Online Dryfire Program

    Online · DryfireCourse 01

    Dryfire is an incredible way to practice the fundamentals of shooting, through weapons and gear manipulations. You don't need ammo or a range.

    Kawa Mawlayee shooting a pistol on an indoor range
    Format
    Online, live — once a week
    Length
    3 months, 12 weekly sessions
    Sessions
    30-minute dryfire sessions
    Certificate
    Digital certificate of completion

    Dryfire is an incredible way to practice the fundamentals of shooting, through weapons and gear manipulations. You don't need ammo or a range. You can do it in the comfort of your own home for as long or little as you want. Proper dryfire drills will take your training farther than live range days with no training plan.

    In this online course, you will attend a weekly Live presentation by Green Beret instructor Kawa Mawlayee. The 2ATG team will host 30-min dryfire sessions, introducing you and running through some dryfire drills to help strengthen the core of your training.

    Curriculum outline

    • Range Belt & Holster set up, Rifle sling set up, dryfire training area set up
    • Pistol draw from OWB holster w/ Par times
    • Pistol reloads: Reverse engineering. Par times
    • Rifle Low ready/High ready. Reloads w/ Par times
    • Weapons Transitions: Rifle to Pistol w/ Par times
    • Check Drill w/ Par times. Shoulder Transitions
    • Pistol & Rifle Multi-Target Transitions
    • Pistol & Rifle Reloads with Target Transitions w/ Par times
    • Pistol & Rifle moving in depth. Reloads w/ Par times
    • Conceal Carry: Appendix carry/4 o' clock carry. Garment defeat. Mag locations
    • Pistol draw from conceal w/ Par times. Malfunctions
    • Pistol draw from conceal. Reloads w/ Par times

    Equipment needed

    • Rifle w/ optic, sling and 4 magazines
    • Pistol and 4 magazines
    • Range belt w/ OWB holster, 2 pistol mag carriers and 1 AR mag carrier
    • Conceal holster and mag caddy or Neomag for mag pocket carry
    • Dummy rounds or snapcaps x 15
    • Targets: Printable targets will be emailed with the welcome email.
    • Shot Timer device or phone app

    Upon completion of this course, graduates will receive a digital certification of completion.

    After registration, you'll receive a welcome email closer to the event date, with a link to the course and instructions for login.

    Upcoming dates

    Dates to be announced.

    3-Month Online Dryfire Program Dates TBD
  • Map briefing in front of a wall of topographic maps
    02Online · Land navigation Pathfinder 101Land navigation and map reading: terrain interpretation, compass and protractor, pace counts, magnetic and grid azimuths. Dates TBD View course

    Pathfinder 101

    Online · Land navigationCourse 02

    Land navigation and map reading: terrain interpretation, compass and protractor, pace counts, magnetic and grid azimuths.

    Map briefing in front of a wall of topographic maps
    Format
    Online, live presentation
    Topics
    Map reading, compass, protractor, pace count, azimuths
    Certificate
    Digital certificate of completion

    Land Navigation & Map Reading

    In this online course, you will attend a Live presentation by Green Beret instructor Kawa Mawlayee teaching you the basics of land navigation, map reading, terrain interpretation, use of compass and protractor, pace counts and understanding magnetic and grid azimuths.

    In today's world, the simple fundamental skills of survival have been replaced with smart technology devices.

    • Who needs a map and compass when you have Google Maps on your phone?
    • Who needs to learn how to change a tire when you have roadside assistance at the touch of a button?
    • Why learn how to grow your own food when you have grocery stores that deliver to your doorstep?

    But what happens when you have no connection to the world wide web, no electricity, no stores open to buy food? Only those who take the time to learn the basics of survival and how to live off the land, will have a fighting chance of staying alive and possibly thriving.

    Learning how to interpret terrain and navigate across land confidently can save your life by getting you to a critical location or leading you to shelter or water (which will in turn lead you to animals and vegetation for sustenance). It can help you locate help or help you in your strategy to fight the good fight, while using terrain to your advantage.

    After you take this online course with Kawa, you will have a strong understanding of what it means to read and use a map, protractor, compass and learn how to interpret and navigate land.

    Upon completion of this course, graduates will receive a digital certification of completion.

    Course pre-requisites

    • Lensatic Compass (recommended: Cammenga). Must be lensatic military style, map compass, with "Degrees" scale.
    • Map Protractor (recommended: Tradition Creek). Must be square protractor with 1:50,000 scale and degree scale.
    • Topo Map local to your location (or near), 1:50,000 scale — free PDF download from the USGS store. Print it to scale: the map print size must match your protractor's 1:50,000 scale.

    After registration, you'll receive an email closer to the event date, with a link to the course and instructions for login.

    Upcoming dates

    Dates to be announced.

    Pathfinder 101 Dates TBD
  • Active Citizen — knowledge, mindset, lifestyle
    03Online · Awareness Active CitizenThe Art of Awareness and Readiness: pattern of life, situational and spatial awareness, and plans for preparedness. Dates TBD View course

    Active Citizen

    Online · AwarenessCourse 03

    The Art of Awareness and Readiness: pattern of life, situational and spatial awareness, and plans for preparedness.

    Active Citizen — knowledge, mindset, lifestyle
    Format
    Online seminar, live
    Equipment
    Something to take notes
    Audience
    All ages

    Active Citizen: The Art of Awareness and Readiness

    In this online course, you will attend a Live presentation by Green Beret instructor Kawa Mawlayee teaching you what it means to become an Active Citizen. In today's world, as societal issues and divide increase tension in communities, so does the frequency of criminal activity. Criminals have become more emboldened by policies and programs put in place to favor them, not the average citizen. If this is the case, the average citizen must now adopt a lifestyle that is ready and willing to combat dangers and threats they may encounter in their everyday lives.

    In this course we will cover the following topics:

    • Understanding your Pattern of Life (POL)
    • Understanding the cultures of environments
    • Situational and Spatial Awareness
    • Training in different areas
    • Standard Operating Procedures
    • Tactics, Techniques and Procedures
    • Plans for Preparedness and Readiness

    The only equipment you'll need for this presentation is something to take notes. We will cover a lot of information and this presentation will not be accessible afterwards.

    Come join us for this online seminar and bring the whole family as well. This information is appropriate for all ages and it's good to get the young ones learning this early.

    After registration, you'll receive an email closer to the event date, with a link to the course and instructions for login.

    Upcoming dates

    Dates to be announced.

    Active Citizen Dates TBD

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Training Targets: Print them & go to work.

  1. 25 Meter Red Dot Zero Target

    Target 01

    25 Meter Red Dot Zero Target

    The 25 Meter Red Dot Zero Drill is designed to help shooters quickly and precisely establish a true zero for red dot optics on pistols, AR pistols, SBRs, and rifles. The target incorporates a 1 MOA grid, allowing for precise windage and elevation adjustments while reinforcing consistent dot placement within the optic’s viewing window.

    This drill emphasizes proper sight alignment, repeatable shooting fundamentals, and disciplined adjustment procedures to ensure point of aim and point of impact are aligned at the chosen zero distance.

    Instructions

    Task
    -Place the target at 25 meters.
    -Assume a prone supported or bench rest supported position.
    -Ensure the red dot is placed in the center of the optic’s viewing window for every shot.
    -Aim at the black square and fire three well-aimed shots to establish a group.
    -Assess and triangulate the three-shot group.
    -Using the grid, apply windage and elevation adjustments
    -Each box equals ¼ inch
    -Each click equals 1 MOA
    -Fire three additional well-aimed shots to confirm adjustments.
    -Repeat as necessary until point of aim and point of impact coincide.

    Every iteration should include:

    1. Stable shooting position
    2. Centered dot placement in the optic window
    3. Precise adjustment based on group center
    4. Controlled trigger press

    Do not rush the zeroing process. Precision matters.

    Distance
    -25 meters
    -Optional 5-meter confirmation as indicated on target
    (Red dot is a stand alone system. Do not shoot using iron sights during the zeroing process, unless zeroing iron sights.)

    Loadout
    -2 × magazine (shooter’s preference)

  2. 50 / 200 Meter Rifle Optic Zero Target

    Target 02

    50 / 200 Meter Rifle Optic Zero Target

    The 50 / 200 Meter Rifle Optic Zero Drill is designed to establish a 50-meter zero that coincides with a 200-meter point of impact, making it ideal for general-purpose and urban rifle applications. This zero provides a flat trajectory with minimal holdover across common engagement distances.

    The target uses a 1 MOA grid to allow precise windage and elevation corrections while reinforcing consistent point of aim and disciplined shooting fundamentals.

    Instructions

    Task
    -Place the target at 25 meters.
    -Assume a prone supported or bench rest supported position.
    -Aim at the black square and fire three well-aimed shots to establish a group.
    -Assess and triangulate the three-shot group.
    -Using the grid, apply windage and elevation adjustments:
    -Each square equals ¼ inch or 1 MOA
    -One click equals ⅛ inch at 25 meters
    -Fire three additional well-aimed shots to confirm adjustments.
    -Repeat the process until your group is centered in the designated circle, completing the 50/200 meter zero.

    Every iteration should include:

    1. Stable shooting position
    2. Consistent optic placement and eye relief
    3. Precise adjustment based on group center
    4. Controlled trigger press

    Do not rush the zeroing process. Confirm consistency before moving on.

    Distance
    -25 meters (zeroing distance)
    -Confirm at 50 meters and 200 meters when range conditions allow

    Loadout
    -1 × rifle magazine (30 rounds)

  3. Universal Rifle Laser Zero Target: Vis / IR

    Target 03

    Universal Rifle Laser Zero Target: Vis / IR

    The Universal Laser Zero Drill is designed to allow shooters to accurately zero visible and infrared (IR) laser aiming devices using either the parallel zero method or the intersecting zero method.

    This target supports systems where visible and IR lasers are slaved—allowing the shooter to zero the visible laser during daylight and confirm the IR laser under low-light conditions—as well as systems where the lasers are not slaved and must be zeroed independently.

    Zeroing lasers correctly ensures that point of aim and point of impact remain consistent across lighting conditions, shooting positions, and engagement distances.

    Instructions

    Task
    -Determine whether your visible and IR lasers are slaved or independent.
    -Select either the parallel or intersecting zero method based on mission requirements.
    -Place the target at 25 meters or your preferred zero distance.
    -Assume a prone supported or bench rest supported position.
    -Aim at the appropriate reference point on the target for your selected zero method.
    -Fire three well-aimed shots to establish a group.
    -Assess and triangulate the three-shot group.
    -Using the center of triangulation, apply windage and elevation adjustments per the chart on the target.
    -Fire three additional well-aimed shots to confirm adjustments.
    -Repeat as necessary until impacts are consistently within the correct circle and your zero is complete.

    Every iteration should include:

    1. Stable shooting position
    2. Proper laser alignment
    3. Precise adjustment based on group center
    4. Controlled trigger press

    Do not rush this drill. Precision matters.

    Distance
    -25 meters: Standard laser zero
    -Preferred zero distance: Mission dependent

    Loadout
    -1 × 30-round magazine

  4. Pyramid Drill Target– Fundamentals Warm-Up

    Target 04

    Pyramid Drill Target– Fundamentals Warm-Up

    The Pyramid Drill is a structured warm-up drill designed to reinforce shooting fundamentals through a progressive shot sequence. Starting with the largest target and working toward smaller targets forces the shooter to establish solid fundamentals early and maintain discipline as target size decreases.

    This drill is ideal for confirming grip, sight alignment, sight picture, and trigger control before transitioning into more dynamic or time-based training.

    Instructions

    Task
    -Start at the bottom circle and engage targets from largest to smallest.
    -Fire 5 shots on the first (largest) circle.
    -Fire 4 shots on the next circle.
    -Fire 3 shots on the next circle.
    -Fire 2 shots on the next circle.
    -Fire 1 shot on the final (smallest) circle.

    -Focus on the fundamental cues listed on the target throughout the drill.

    Every repetition should emphasize:

    1. Elbows unlocked
    2. High, consistent grip
    3. Proper sight alignment
    4. Clear sight picture
    5. Controlled trigger press
    6. Immediate acquisition of the next sight picture

    Accuracy takes priority over speed.

    Distance
    -3 meters: Beginner
    -5 meters: Advanced

    Loadout
    -2 × pistol magazines (15 rounds each)

  5. Focal Shift Drill – Sight Reacquisition Target

    Target 05

    Focal Shift Drill – Sight Reacquisition Target

    The Focal Shift Drill is designed to train shooters to maintain visual discipline on their sights after target identification and between shots. A common failure—especially under stress—is shifting visual focus to the target after the first shot, causing follow-up shots to become unsighted and inconsistent.

    This drill deliberately forces the shooter to cycle focus from target identification back to sight alignment on every shot, building the habit of disciplined sight usage even during transitions.

    Instructions

    Task
    -Choose either numerical order or alphabetical order on the target.
    -Identify the first number or letter.
    -Align sights and place full visual focus on the front sight or red dot.
    -Fire one controlled shot.
    -Shift focus back to the target to identify the next number or letter.
    -Once identified, shift focus back to the sights and fire.
    -Continue this process until all designated numbers or letters are completed.

    Every shot should include:

    1. Target identification
    2. Sight alignment
    3. Proper sight focus
    4. Controlled trigger press

    Do not rush this drill. Visual discipline is the objective.

    Distance
    -3 meters: Beginner
    -7 meters: Advanced

    Loadout
    -2 × pistol magazines (15 rounds each)

  6. FAST Drill – Cadence & Throttle Control Target

    Target 06

    FAST Drill – Cadence & Throttle Control Target

    The FAST Drill is designed to develop cadence control, throttle management, and precision during small target transitions while reinforcing the fundamentals of target acquisition, sight acquisition, grip, and trigger control.

    This drill forces the shooter to balance speed and accuracy. Moving too fast degrades precision; moving too slow defeats the purpose. Proper execution requires deliberate control of pace while maintaining visual discipline on the sights.

    The FAST Drill also includes time and scoring standards, making it ideal for performance tracking and head-to-head competition with other shooters.

    Instructions

    Task
    -Follow the instructions printed directly on the target.
    -Start from a ready position as indicated.
    -Engage the designated target areas in the required sequence.
    -Maintain proper sight alignment and sight focus throughout the drill.
    -Control cadence and throttle between target transitions.
    -Apply consistent grip pressure and a controlled trigger press for every shot.
    -Complete the drill within the prescribed time and scoring standards.

    Every run should include:

    1. Efficient target acquisition
    2. Proper sight alignment
    3. Cadence and throttle control
    4. Consistent grip and trigger discipline

    Do not chase speed at the expense of accuracy.

    Distance
    -5 meters: Beginner
    -7 meters: Advanced

    Loadout
    -2 × pistol magazines (15 rounds each)

  7. Throttle Drill – Cadence & Transition Control Target

    Target 07

    Throttle Drill – Cadence & Transition Control Target

    The Throttle Drill is designed to develop cadence management, throttle control, and precision during small target transitions while reinforcing the fundamentals of target acquisition, sight acquisition, grip, and trigger control.

    This drill challenges the shooter to consciously adjust shooting speed based on target size and transition distance. Proper execution requires the ability to speed up when acceptable and slow down when necessary, without sacrificing accuracy or sight discipline.

    The Throttle Drill also includes time and scoring standards, making it effective for performance benchmarking and competitive evaluation with other shooters.

    Instructions

    Task
    -Follow the instructions printed directly on the target.
    -Start from the designated ready position.
    -Engage targets in the required sequence.
    -Adjust cadence appropriately between target transitions.
    -Maintain proper sight alignment and sight focus throughout the drill.
    -Apply consistent grip pressure and a controlled trigger press for each shot.
    -Complete the drill within the prescribed time and scoring standards.

    Every run should include:

    1. Efficient target acquisition
    2. Proper sight alignment and focus
    3. Cadence and throttle control
    4. Consistent grip and trigger discipline

    Do not outrun your sights.

    Distance
    -5 meters: Beginner
    -7 meters: Advanced

    Loadout
    -2 × pistol magazines (15 rounds each)

  8. 25 Meter NRA Bull – Multi-Purpose Marksmanship Target

    Target 08

    25 Meter NRA Bull – Multi-Purpose Marksmanship Target

    The 25 Meter NRA Bull is a multi-purpose marksmanship target designed to support a wide range of pistol and rifle drills. It can be used as a single bull or printed in multiples to create triple-bull configurations for transition, cadence, and precision work.

    This target is one of 2ATG’s primary training standards, especially for rifle applications, due to its versatility and clear visual feedback. It allows shooters to tailor drills to specific training goals while maintaining a consistent point-of-aim reference.

    Instructions

    Task
    -Select the desired application (pistol or rifle).
    -Print one bull for focused precision work or three bulls for transition and cadence drills.
    -Establish the appropriate shooting position based on the application.
    -Engage the bull(s) using shooter-selected drill parameters.
    -Maintain proper sight alignment, sight focus, grip, and trigger control throughout the drill.
    -Adjust cadence and difficulty based on training objectives.

    Every iteration should emphasize:

    1. Consistent point of aim
    2. Proper sight alignment and focus
    3. Controlled trigger press
    4. Accountability for every round fired

    Precision over speed unless otherwise specified.

    Distance
    -Shooter’s preference

    Loadout
    -Shooter’s preference

  9. 3″ Circles / Dots – Precision Control Target

    Target 09

    3″ Circles / Dots – Precision Control Target

    The 3″ Circles / Dots target is a multi-purpose precision target designed to support a wide range of pistol and rifle drills. It can be used as a single circle for isolated accuracy work or printed in multiples to create triple-bull configurations for transitions, cadence control, and throttle management.

    This is one of 2ATG’s preferred targets, especially for pistol training, due to the reduced target size forcing strict sight discipline, trigger control, and accountability for every round fired.

    Instructions

    Task
    -Select the desired application (pistol or rifle).
    -Print one circle for focused precision work or three circles for transition drills.
    -Establish the shooting position appropriate for the application.
    -Engage each circle using shooter-selected drill parameters.
    -Maintain proper sight alignment, sight focus, grip, and trigger control throughout the drill.
    -Adjust cadence based on target size and transition distance.

    Every iteration should emphasize:

    1. Precise point of aim
    2. Consistent sight alignment and focus
    3. Controlled trigger press
    4. Accountability for every shot

    Small targets expose sloppy fundamentals. Let them.

    Distance
    -5 meter: Beginner
    -7 meter: Advanced

    Loadout
    -2 × pistol magazines (15 rounds each)