If you've trained with Haley, Costa, Vickers or another reputable trainer....

If you've trained with HALEY, COSTA or VICKERS or another reputable trainer then you're ahead of what the average US Infantryman gets when it comes to close quarters combat.

I've heard from quite a few active duty Marines and Soldiers and the message remains the same.

They've gotten more out of one course training with those three that I highlighted than they have with the services.

I've been a doubter in the past, but no longer.  Save your pennies, get in shape, and go attend one of these guys classes.

If you have the means then I'd probably recommend all three and then pick and choose which methods work best for you.

NOTE:  The weak link in the students that attend these classes (and I'm just going off videos of what I've seen) is the physical conditioning of the people attending the classes.  If you're not in shape then I don't think you'll get the full benefit of the courses.  I'm not talking about being able to compete in an Ironman Event but just in good manageable condition.  So get off your ass and get in shape.