Force Concepts with Dennis Root
The world can be a violent and dangerous place. To confront real-world threats, you must understand the winning mindset, physical techniques, weapons, and the law. Dennis Root is a nationally recognized expert in the use of force by law enforcement and for self-defense. He has spent over three decades teaching firearms, control tactics, and many other force-related programs. Dennis has trained countless law enforcement officers from across the United States. He also provides training for professional investigators and private individuals just like you. He wants to help everyone understand the mental and physical preparation needed to face life-endangering situations. Dennis and his guests will focus on the use of force for self-defense, as well as the laws that govern your actions. Their ultimate goal is to help empower you to protect yourself and your loved ones. Show topics will include everything from training concepts to weapon applications. From pepper spray to firearms, the spoken word to the use of deadly force, and everything in between.
Episodes
During today's show, Dennis discusses the importance of developing trigger finger discipline. Proper trigger finger discipline can minimize the risk of a negligent discharge and enhance your firearms safety.
During this episode, Dennis discusses the importance of practicing techniques for proper form and developing speed over time. He sheds light on an element often overlooked or taken for granted by those who aspire to perform at their highest level.
During this episode of Force Concepts, Dennis discusses terms commonly associated with the use of force for self-defense and by police. Understanding some of these essential terms will help you build a strong foundation and better prepare you to explain your use of force.
"Stand Your Ground" has been the focus of a tremendous amount of misinformation in the media and by individuals and groups with a political or anti-gun agenda. During this episode, Dennis provides fact-based information about what "stand your ground" really is. He breaks down the concept of "stand your ground" to its essential elements and debunks the myths created by the media.
During this episode of Force Concepts, I will discuss the information presented by the Fulton County District Attorney. I express my observations and share questions we should be asking, before we form our opinions of this event.
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