Tactical Games Training!

Triple A Coach LLC in Partnership with Tactical Training Systems

This is a great way to get in shape (or stay in shape), learn to shoot, and find new friends. The intent is to compete in the Tactical Games, but if you just want to experience Functional Fitness + Shooting, we do not discriminate. There are several divisions that you can compete in all the way up to age 60+.

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What's Included

Water
Weight Equipment
Marksmanship Instruction
Workout Drill Instruction
Range
Range Fee
Targets
Professionals in range safety and function fitness

Not Included

Ammunition
Firearm(s)
Personal Equipment
Sun Screen
Comfort Items

Required Equipment

The equipment listed is a suggested list based on the Tactical Games Requirements. If you do not have all the equipment, you can still come to this class. However, if you do want to compete in the Tactical Games, you will need all the equipment before competition day.

Pistol

Pistol of Choice w/ 4 magazines (9mm or larger)
Pistol Holster (Level 2 or better)
Battle Belt w/ 4 pistol magazine holders and 1x rifle magazine holder
300 Rounds of Ammunition

Rifle

Rifle of Choice w/ 3 magazines (.223/5.56 or 762x39 no steel core ammunition or tracers)
Sling
Optic
Back Up Iron Sights
200 Rounds of Ammunition

Other

Plate Carrier (Body Armor)
Plate Carrier Inserts (Plate carrier with inserts must be 15lbs for men and 12lbs for women)

Scoring

This is a fun event where you will only be in competition with yourself and encouraged by others on the range who only want you to accomplish your goals. Scoring will not be posted since this is not a competition.

What to Expect

We will conduct a safety brief the first thing in the morning, if you are not present during the safety brief you may not participate. After the safety brief we will go over the workouts for the day and have professional instruction in doing so. There will be alternate events if the workout is too much for anyone.

After the workout drill demonstration and instruction period, firearms instruction will start. During the firearms instruction and for all day, the range will be a cold range. A Cold range means there will be nothing in the firearm chamber and no magazine in a firearm until instructed to load.

The following subjects will be covered in firearms training sessions

Sight Alignment and Picture
Trigger Control
Grip and Stance

After the firearms instruction period, the stress shoot will start. The stress shoot will consist of several workouts in a row with some shooting. The entire stress shoot will last about 20 minutes.

We will depart the range after the stress shoot.

Note: Drills may consist of pistol only or rifle only and sometimes both.

Note: We are NOT affiliated with the Tactical Games in any way. We just want others to compete, have fun, and be healthy.

Meet The Instructors

David Williams

David joined the Army Special Forces (Green Berets) In 2004. Since then, he had trained thousands of soldiers across the Middle East, Europe, and the United States. As a top-ranked instructor for the Special Forces, David led Special Forces Sniper and Elite teams in advanced training. He specializes in the safe handling, employment, and marksmanship of pistols and rifles, to include the Coveted AR-15.

Courses and Qualifications

Verified Colorado Instructor (VI24-003)
Tactical Hyve Certified Instructor
NRA Certified Instructor
US Army Special Forces Sniper Course (SFSC)
US Army Special Forces Advanced CQB (SFARTAETC)
US Army Special Forces Weapons Course (SFQC)
Special Forces Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC)

Awards and Recognition

US Army Expert Carbine and Pistol
German Schützenschnur (Expert Marksman)
NRA Semi-Auto Pistol Distinguished Expert

Adam Whisler

MS, CSCS, TSAC-F, RSCC, CISSN, USAW

Adam is a tactical strength and conditioning coach with over 10 years of experience training military personnel and high-performance athletes. A former Army infantry enlisted mortarman and commissioned officer, he now serves as the lead strength coach for the U.S. Space Force at Schriever SFB. Adam holds a master’s degree in exercise physiology and is completing his Ph.D. in Human and Sport Performance. He specializes in integrating strength, conditioning, nutrition, and cognitive skills into comprehensive training programs that enhance resilience, reduce injury risk, and build long-term performance capacity.

Jordan Moses

MS, ATC, CSCS, TSAC-F, USAW

Originally from Washington State, Moses holds a Bachelor's degree in Athletic Training from the University of Evansville and a Master's in Strength and Conditioning from the University of Colorado – Colorado Springs. With over a decade of experience as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Coach, he has dedicated his career to supporting the performance and resilience of tactical athletes. Moses has worked across a wide variety of military units, including the Army Officer Schools at Ft. Benning, Stryker Brigades at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, the Air Force Special Warfare Candidate Course at Lackland AFB, and a Special Operations Wing at Hurlburt Field. He currently resides in Colorado Springs working with Air Force personnel.

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