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People ask me all the time which of our online courses they should buy first.
My honest answer is that it is the wrong question. Guardian Nation members do not buy them one at a time. They get every single one, the day they join.
Here is what "every single one" actually looks like:
Nineteen complete courses. Law, home defense, trauma medicine, optics, drills, vehicle tactics, the draw, malfunction clearing, hands on self defense. Every one of them is either members only or something you would otherwise buy one at a time.
Twenty next month. We have a new course in the final stages of production right now, and it lands in Guardian University the day it releases. Members will not pay a dime extra for it.
And the courses are only part of it. Guardian University has now passed 300 hours of video in total.
I want to say something about why that format matters, because I think it gets undersold.
A live class happens once. You catch what you catch, and the rest evaporates on the drive home. Video does not work that way. You can pause it. You can back it up ten seconds and watch the same grip demonstration four times until your hands finally understand what your eyes are seeing. You can come back to a lesson six months later when the problem it solves actually shows up in your shooting.
You can also watch it with your spouse at the kitchen table, or walk your adult kids through the home defense material on a laptop from three states away. Anything with a screen and a connection works.
Train well,
Jacob Paulsen
President | ConcealedCarry.com
P.S. Access runs as long as your membership does. Start today and the whole library opens tonight, so pick the course you have been putting off and watch it before bed.
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