ISR TAC Combat School

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ISR TAC Combat School Tactical training for law enforcement and civilians.

We are covering many aspects of modern conflicts, from active shooter to special operations and emergency medicine.

This is where good technique begins.Dry drills allow the trainee to repeat the same movements again and again without th...
11/09/2026

This is where good technique begins.

Dry drills allow the trainee to repeat the same movements again and again without the distraction of recoil, noise or live am******on. With repetition, movements become smoother, unnecessary actions disappear, and speed starts to develop naturally. At the same time, we begin building what is commonly called “muscle memory”—the ability to perform familiar actions with less conscious thought.

Of course, two days are not enough to fully develop these skills. But they are enough to create a strong foundation and to clearly see the beginning of the process.

One thing I notice repeatedly in training is the difference between the first and second day. After day one, many participants are overloaded with new information: grip, stance, trigger control, draw, movement, safety procedures and many other small details.

Then they sleep.

The next morning, something interesting happens. Movements are often cleaner, reactions are faster and things that felt complicated the previous day suddenly start to connect.

That is why dry training is not simply preparation for live fire. It is a major part of the learning process itself.

Speed is built through correct repetition. And correct repetition starts dry.

02/09/2026

Dynamic Entry or Cutting the Pie?

People get surprisingly emotional about this question. You can find endless debates where each side is absolutely convinced that its method is the method.

The real answer is much less exciting:

It depends.

Americans have a particular problem here—they sometimes seem to build houses out of cardboard, which then fly away during hurricanes. A typical lightweight door frame may offer very little meaningful protection.

In more normal countries, we build houses more like the third little pig did: solid enough that the bad wolf cannot simply blow them down. And depending on the construction, walls and structural elements may also provide considerably more protection.

That changes the tactical problem.

There are situations where you can fight effectively from the doorway instead of immediately committing yourself into the room. But doing this correctly requires understanding positioning, exposure, angles and movement around the doorway—which brings us to cutting the pie.

In Israel, this is generally the approach we prefer, with some important exceptions. The most obvious example is hostage rescue. There are others, but some things do not belong in a Facebook post.

And even “pie cutting” is not one single technique.

It can be performed deliberately and cautiously, or much faster and more aggressively. Much of the Israeli military traditionally works toward the slower, controlled approach. Certain units train for a much more aggressive application because their missions require something different.

If you watch many of my training videos, you will see me working the faster version quite often.

The important point is this:

There is no technique without context.

The mission, construction of the building, threat, available information, personnel and immediate situation all influence the decision.

Good tactics are not about religiously following one technique.

They are about understanding why, when and under what circumstances you use it.

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⏱ Speed isn't just a tactical advantage. It’s a necessity.Picture this: You fire, but the attacker turns the corner. Eve...
01/09/2026

⏱ Speed isn't just a tactical advantage. It’s a necessity.
Picture this: You fire, but the attacker turns the corner. Every second they are out of your sight is a second they are moving toward more victims. Maybe they just reached your kid's bedroom.
Can you drop an empty mag, reload, and keep pushing forward without slowing your sprint?
For heavily armored units operating behind ballistic shields, slowing down is part of the doctrine. It’s counter-intuitive to rush. But if you are a protection officer or the first civilian on the scene, you have zero armor and zero backup.
You have to be fast.
That’s the core of Israeli tactical training. Speed, aggression, and relentless forward momentum.

21/08/2026

Combining Multiple Tactical Skills in One Drill

This drill brings several tactical elements together in a single continuous sequence.

Starting from concealed carry under a jacket, I react to the beep, draw and engage a close-range target with fast shots on head-size black circles. From there, I transition to a second target that requires a body turn, perform a standing magazine change, and finish with slower, more controlled fire on smaller “death triangle” sized circles.

The purpose is not simply to shoot fast. It is to combine reaction, concealed draw, target transition, body movement, magazine manipulation, and the ability to switch from speed to accuracy without stopping the drill.

Putting several tactical aspects into one exercise forces the shooter to think, move, manipulate the weapon and adjust the shooting rhythm according to the problem in front of them.

Israeli Tactical Combat School

Force-on-force training adds a completely different level of realism.In this scenario, I play the attacker, starting fro...
16/08/2026

Force-on-force training adds a completely different level of realism.

In this scenario, I play the attacker, starting from a seated position and suddenly initiating the action. The trainees must recognize the threat, react quickly, draw, and respond under pressure.

These scenarios are introduced only at the more advanced stages of our training, once the basic skills and safety principles are firmly in place.

The goal is not simply to shoot fast—it is to make good decisions when the situation changes without warning.

Realistic training. Controlled environment. Serious preparation.

TACTICAL SHOOTING SEMINAR IN WARSAW – Sep 5-6​Ready to take your skills to the next level? Join ISR-TAC Combat School fo...
15/08/2026

TACTICAL SHOOTING SEMINAR IN WARSAW – Sep 5-6

​Ready to take your skills to the next level? Join ISR-TAC Combat School for our intensive Tactical Pistol Seminar - Stage One in Warsaw!

​Whether you are a beginner or an advanced shooter, this 2-day course is designed to give you the skills and confidence to operate a pistol effectively in high-stress combat situations.

​🔥WHAT YOU WILL LEARN (16 HOURS OF TRAINING):
​Combat Fundamentals: Proper grip, stance, and fast weapon drawing (concealed & open).
​Dynamic Movement: running, stopping, and turning.
​Real-World Scenarios: Home intruder reactions, fighting around vehicles, and engaging multiple targets.
​Stress Management: Malfunction clearing and maintaining a "cool mind" under pressure.
​Force on Force: Live fire drills combined with non-lethal weapons
​
Participants will receive:
​Official Certificate of Participation.
​Training T-shirt.

COST: 500 Euro
No weapon? Let us know and you can rent weapon and ammo on location for additional cost

​REGISTER NOW:

Contact: [email protected]
WhatsApp: +49 176 85947111
​

02/08/2026

"Where to Kill Melania” — A Security Professional’s Perspective

The following video, reportedly originating from Iran, openly discusses the assassination of Melania Trump. Although its primary purpose may be intimidation, propaganda, or an attempt to apply pressure during political negotiations, security professionals should not simply dismiss it as rhetoric.

From a professional perspective, the video is particularly interesting because it presents elements of pre-operational attack planning. It demonstrates how a potential attacker might use publicly available information, imagery, routines, locations, and other forms of OSINT to begin developing an operational picture of a protected person.

The video also examines possible methods of attack and presents them through polished, easy-to-understand graphics. It is disturbing content, but it also illustrates an important reality: hostile actors do not necessarily require classified intelligence to begin planning. Social media, news footage, public appearances, online photographs, and predictable routines can provide more information than many people realize.

Even when such a threat is primarily intended as psychological warfare, it should serve as a wake-up call. Protection professionals must continuously examine their mission from the attacker’s perspective:

What information are we unintentionally exposing?
Which routines have become predictable?
Where are the surveillance opportunities?
How could an attacker approach the principal without immediately attracting attention?

These are central questions in professional undercover protection.

In our Undercover Protection Course, participants learn to move beyond visible close-protection formations and examine the wider operational environment. The course focuses on maintaining a discreet protective presence, recognizing surveillance and hostile preparation, building an appropriate undercover profile, and identifying threats before they reach the ex*****on phase.

Effective protection is not limited to standing beside the principal when an attack begins. It is also the ability to recognize unusual interest, detect preparation, understand how hostile actors collect information, and disrupt their plan before they are ready to act.

This video is therefore more than propaganda. For the professional protector, it is a reminder to remain alert, challenge assumptions, think from the adversary’s perspective, and constantly look beyond the obvious.

That mindset—and the practical skills required to apply it—stands at the heart of our Undercover Protection Course.

MASTER ISRAELI TACTICAL SHOOTING IN WARSAW – Sep 5-6​Ready to take your skills to the next level? Join ISR-TAC Combat Sc...
02/08/2026

MASTER ISRAELI TACTICAL SHOOTING IN WARSAW – Sep 5-6

​Ready to take your skills to the next level? Join ISR-TAC Combat School for our intensive Tactical Pistol Seminar - Stage One in Warsaw!

​Whether you are a beginner or an advanced shooter, this 2-day course is designed to give you the skills and confidence to operate a pistol effectively in high-stress combat situations.

​🔥WHAT YOU WILL LEARN (16 HOURS OF TRAINING):
​Combat Fundamentals: Proper grip, stance, and fast weapon drawing (concealed & open).
​Dynamic Movement: running, stopping, and turning.
​Real-World Scenarios: Home intruder reactions, fighting around vehicles, and engaging multiple targets.
​Stress Management: Malfunction clearing and maintaining a "cool mind" under pressure.
​Force on Force: Live fire drills combined with non-lethal weapons
​
Participants will receive:
​Official Certificate of Participation.
​Training T-shirt.

COST: 500 Euro
No weapon? Let us know and you can rent weapon and ammo on location for additional cost

​REGISTER NOW:

Contact: [email protected]
WhatsApp: +49 176 85947111
​

29/07/2026

Concealed Carry Draw Drills: Building Reliable Performance

This video shows repeated concealed-carry draw drills using an Orpaz IWB holster. Each repetition begins with the beep of a shooting timer and finishes with four rapid, controlled rounds delivered to the center-mass area.

All draws are performed in Condition 3, with an empty chamber. This reflects the Israeli system in which I was trained—a system I trust and which has long been used by official Israeli protection bodies.

The purpose of the drill is not simply to achieve the fastest possible time. The objective is to build a reliable sequence: clearing the garment, establishing a secure grip, drawing the weapon, chambering a round, presenting it toward the threat, and delivering accurate fire.

The repeated sequences may look similar, but that is exactly the point. Consistency under pressure is developed through correct, disciplined repetition.

19/07/2026

Tactical pistol training is not only about shooting accurately—it is about reacting, moving, identifying the threat, and making correct decisions under pressure.
This video shows selected drills from our Tactical Pistol Seminar:
Close-range engagement of multiple targets
Rapid turns and threat identification
Accurate shooting at 25 meters
Combat magazine changes
Shooting from standing and kneeling positions
Dynamic engagement while walking
Running toward the threat when immediate action is required
CQB movement to locate and engage a target while using available cover
The drills progress from individual shooting skills to realistic dynamic scenarios, where the shooter must combine movement, weapon handling, accuracy, and tactical awareness.
Train for situations that do not begin with a warning.
Follow Israeli Tactical Combat School for upcoming tactical pistol and CQB training.

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