Suck Less With Your Rifle....You Shouldnt Suck At All Course Peter Johnson 8 hour course ​ Instructor Biography **Peter M. Johnson - Tactical Wizard and Purveyor of Prioritization** Peter M. Johnson is a man of many talents—strategist, instructor, author, and someone who once described himself as "kind of a big deal." When he's not unraveling the complexities of work prioritization or teaching tactical brilliance, Peter enjoys engaging in high-stakes games of Operation with actual surgeons (they *never* win). A veteran of the tactical training world, Peter's style combines the precision of a SWAT operator with the charisma of someone who firmly believes, "If you ain't first, you're last." His book on prioritization is rumored to have been inspired by his love of meticulous canine grooming, channeling the competitive spirit of "We could not talk or talk forever and still find things to not talk about." Peter's teaching approach is equal parts bold, insightful, and unapologetically hilarious. In fact, his tactical analogies involving food poisoning during mission planning have become the stuff of legend, proving once and for all that comedy is the ultimate icebreaker—even in combat scenarios. At Archway Defense, Peter is more than an instructor; he's a tactical philosopher, life coach, and the guy who knows the best spots to stash snacks during high-pressure operations. If you're lucky enough to take a class with him, just remember his mantra: “Stay classy, stay tactical, and always have a backup donut.” ​ Course Description Are you ready to leave mediocrity behind and become the rifle-wielding legend you were meant to be? This course is your no-nonsense, straight-shooting guide to eliminating bad habits, sharpening your skills, and mastering your rifle like a pro. Through dynamic drills, real-world scenarios, and a sprinkle of tough love, we’ll take you from “meh” to magnificent. Remember: good enough isn’t good enough. Stop sucking—start excelling. ​ Student Equipment Required Bring the stuff you use as the POOOOLLEEECE. Rifle, Mags, Ammo, etc. If we need to tell you how to dress or what to bring for a rifle course....you likely shouldn't be in training