Chris Sajnog introduces the CoC gripper
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Captains of Crush Hand Grip Strength Exerciser

Hey guys what’s going on, Chris Sajnog here, founder of The New Rules of Marksmanship. And in this post, I want to teach you how to use the captains of crush grippers to help improve your grip strength. Now let’s go ahead and get started.  Captains of Crush: Why is it helpful? When it comes…

Chris Sajnog tells the reasons why you should not focus on the front sight
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You Can’t Focus on the Front Sight: 3 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t

Hey guys what’s going on, Chris Sajnog here, founder of The New Rules of Marksmanship training system. And in this post, I’m going to give you the top three reasons why you can’t focus on the front sight only when shooting. Now let’s go ahead and get started. In this post, I just want to…

Chris Sajnog's tips on situational awareness
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Situational Awareness Tips from Retired Navy S.E.A.L. Chris Sajnog

Hey, guys what is going on, Chris Sajnog here, retired Navy Seal and founder of the SEAL training system. And in this post, I’m going to give you 10 situational awareness tips to help you stay safe in any environment. Now let’s go ahead and get started.  Alright, guys, let’s face it, today people are…

First aid using SMART Emergency Medicine to check the Airway

How to Check the Airway: SMART Emergency Medicine Series

I came up with smart emergency medicine which stands for scene safe, massive bleeding, airway, reassess, and then transport. Smart is a simple, effective system that you can use to treat any medical situation before medical personnel arrives or the person can be brought to a hospital. If you haven’t read the previous post on finding…

First aid using Chris Sajnog's SMART Emergency Medicine

First Aid for Massive Bleeding: S.M.A.R.T. Emergency Medicine

In this post, I’m going to be covering the M in smart medicine, massive bleeding. So stick around for this life-saving information about first aid for massive bleeding. I came up with smart emergency medicine which stands for scene safe, massive bleeding, airway, reassess, and then transport. Smart is a simple and effective system to…

Chris Sajnog and his review on LAPG

Is the Scene Safe? SMART Emergency Medicine Guide

Hey guys what’s going on retired Navy Seal, Chris Sajnog here. In this post, I’m going to cover the first step in providing smart emergency medicine, making sure is the scene safe?  So I came up with Smart Emergency Medicine, which stands for scene safe, massive bleeding, airway, reassess, and then transport. Smart is a…