As (nearly) the sole protector of our aging and rural congregation, all the information on the website, the videos, and this podcast is very helpful. There are a lot of folks who pass on info in the webisphere, but most are short on actual experiences that demonstrate a particular point...I appreciate the personal accounts you offer. I c…
As (nearly) the sole protector of our aging and rural congregation, all the information on the website, the videos, and this podcast is very helpful. There are a lot of folks who pass on info in the webisphere, but most are short on actual experiences that demonstrate a particular point...I appreciate the personal accounts you offer. I can only imagine how full your schedule is, but if you can provide these podcasts when you are able, your audience will benefit that much more. A detail I locked onto in your shooting drill video makes my point...the ability to back up rapidly while trying to shoot (or even when confronting someone) is a critical skill as many fall or trip when doing it. I fear many folks may have missed your explanation of reverse high-stepping to avoid tripping. I personally get more out of a "why" explanation that can be presented more fully in a podcast than a video. Long answer to say please keep it up.
As (nearly) the sole protector of our aging and rural congregation, all the information on the website, the videos, and this podcast is very helpful. There are a lot of folks who pass on info in the webisphere, but most are short on actual experiences that demonstrate a particular point...I appreciate the personal accounts you offer. I can only imagine how full your schedule is, but if you can provide these podcasts when you are able, your audience will benefit that much more. A detail I locked onto in your shooting drill video makes my point...the ability to back up rapidly while trying to shoot (or even when confronting someone) is a critical skill as many fall or trip when doing it. I fear many folks may have missed your explanation of reverse high-stepping to avoid tripping. I personally get more out of a "why" explanation that can be presented more fully in a podcast than a video. Long answer to say please keep it up.