The standard for FoF training

/ hsoi

The Handgun World Show podcast episode 128 pays a compliment to my boss, Karl Rehn of KR Training. The episode is talking about choosing a good handgun trainer, they mention Tom Givens, but then go on to say around 1:19:54 in the podcast:

When you look at force-on-force stuff? Karl Rehn out of Texas is the standard, from KR Training. When you want to know how to do force-on-force and not have it turn into a giant (garbled) match, Karl is the man to go to.

Thanx to Tim for passing this along.

2 thoughts on “The standard for FoF training”

  1. Which class is FoF? I didn’t see any class that appeared to be related to it.

    Thanks,
    John

    • KR Training offers 3 regular Force-on-Force classes: AT-2, AT-5, and AT-7

      http://www.krtraining.com/KRTraining/Classes/classes.html

      But there are a lot of other FoF training opportunities that periodically arise. But really, it’s more than just the classes offered. Karl’s done a lot to actually pioneer, research, study, and further FoF training methods, approaches, how to train good FoF instructors and scenario designers. He doesn’t always get the credit for being a pioneer and leader in this area, but he is.

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