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Jake wrote:When I clear a corner, I will lean out, then take a couple of steps to let my feet catch up. Then repeat as necessary. Dose anyone else do this?

i do the same thing when i pie a room lean then let the feet catch up it works very well

jimothy_183 wrote:Ok, I understand. Thanks KJ.

not a problem

but that would be to much force if that is not needed then you don't use it. you are only supposed to use that when someone is putting you in a situation like running at you or threatening you or will not calm down those kind of things. Know on the double leg take down that to me is not good either ...

Prior to entering a room, how does your team stack on an a door? (for open doors and closed doors). I am wondering about the safety aspect of linear stacks versus double stacks. I always felt double stacking where possible (e.g. closed doors) was a safer solution because linear stacks seem restrict...

well the same vision not all different

jimothy_183 wrote:Question:

Does the leader of a team need to be a visionary with a vision of what the team should be like?

yes they do if you do not have a vision you do not have a path then you are lost in what you want to do or accomplish

yes with our team it works good. we have been training on this and other formation we will be doing this until i feel comfortable that everyone knows it with out a question

I am simply wondering what the general consensus on this forum is regarding comms for room clearing, my team mates and I have been trying various ideas to find the ideal balance between speed, safety and good verbal communications. The problem is finding the balance between giving the team leader e...

Hello my name is scott i am an airsofter and the xo for orc vitiaz which birddog is ahead of. i believe in safety first i stress this on my team even on birddog. I have always liked cqb and wanting to learn more about it. I know a hand full of cqb tatics but there is always more to learn. i am joini...