The Sentinel Program · Private 1-on-1 Training
The Sentinel Program is 12 weeks of private, one-on-one training with ex-Israeli Special Forces instructors at our own facility north of Austin — firearms proficiency you can measure, hands-on defensive skills, and a written protection plan for your home and family. Four clients at a time. No group classes. No strangers on the line.
Book the Threat Assessment — $25090 minutes, private. Your shooting baseline, a home-security review, and a written plan. Credited in full if you join the program. ($250 + 3.5% card processing at checkout.)
Israeli Special Forces Veterans · Private Facility & Range · 400+ Five-Star Google Reviews
The most expensive thing in your safe is the false confidence
You did what responsible people do. You bought the pistol the guy at the counter recommended. Then the better one. The rifle. The safe to hold them. The optics, the lights, the cases, the ammo you’re saving for a range day that keeps not happening.
Edit the numbers. The last line stays the same — that’s the point.
That last line is the problem. Not the spending — the untested part.
Because you’ve been to the public ranges. You know why you stopped going. Forty minutes each way. A waitlist for a lane. A stranger two stalls over who sweeps the muzzle across your chest while reloading, and nobody says anything. So you stand in a lane, put slow holes in paper at seven yards, and drive home having learned nothing about the only scenario that matters: a real threat, in your real house, with your real family behind you.
You’re not undisciplined. You’re a busy person who was never given a serious option. A lane is not training. A safe is not a plan. And deep down, you already know the difference.
The 2AM Test
It’s 2:14 in the morning and something wakes you.
Glass. Downstairs. Not the icemaker — you know every sound this house makes, and that wasn’t one of them.
Your heart rate doubles before your feet hit the floor. Your hands are already clumsy — that’s adrenaline, and it doesn’t care how calm you are in a boardroom. Your wife is awake now, whispering your name. Your kids are down the hall.
Do you know exactly where you’re going — and where you’re not?
Can you get to a firearm, make it ready, and keep your family behind you — in the dark, with shaking hands?
Does your wife know her job? Do the kids know theirs?
Or is the honest answer: we’d all be improvising?
You don’t control whether that night ever comes. You control exactly one variable.
Whether you’ve trained for it.
The Sentinel Program
The Sentinel Program is 12 weeks, entirely one-on-one, with instructors who served in Israeli Special Forces — people who trained others for a living because lives depended on the result.
It runs at our own private facility in Georgetown, on our own range. No lanes. No strangers. No one watching you learn. Just you, your instructor, and a curriculum that ends in something almost no firearms training offers: numbers. Your draw-to-first-hit time. Your accuracy under movement. Your performance in low light and under stress. Measured at the start, measured at the end, and trained until you meet the standard — not until the clock runs out.
And because a protector’s job doesn’t end at the range, neither does the program. We audit your home. We write your family’s plan. We train your hands for the fight that happens before a firearm is ever an option. We bring your spouse and family into the plan so that at 2am, everyone knows their job — including you.
The structure is simple. Each week: one private firearms session (2 or 4 hours, depending on the training block) and one private Krav Maga session (1 hour) — with the home audit, family safety session, and LTC woven into the arc.
You don’t leave with a certificate. You leave with a documented, tested capability — and a household that runs on a plan instead of panic.
Seven components, one outcome
One-on-one range work built on measured drills — draw-to-first-hit, accuracy on the move, low-light engagement. Baselined in week one, tested against named standards throughout.
What it replacesYears of trial-and-error range visits and piecemeal group classes.
What you get backCertainty. You stop wondering if you’re competent — you have the timer data that says so.
Private instruction in practical, close-range defense — most real encounters start inside arm’s reach, before any tool is in play.
What it replacesA martial-arts membership and the 18–24 months of group classes it takes to get functional.
What you get backOptions at every distance — not a person whose only answer is a firearm.
Skills tested under elevated heart rate, time pressure on the shot timer, low light, and decision drills — the conditions of the 2am test, rehearsed safely.
What it replacesMulti-day away courses, plus the travel and days off work they demand.
What you get backA tested nervous system. The first time your hands shake won’t be the night it counts.
We walk your actual home — entries, sightlines, safe room, staging — and deliver a written, family-specific protection plan.
What it replacesA professional security consultation — except those firms assess and leave; we assess, plan, then train you to execute it.
What you get backSleep. The 2am question has a written answer on paper and a rehearsed answer in your household.
A private session that brings your spouse — and, where appropriate, your kids — into the plan: communication, movement, lockdown, roles.
What it replacesThe impossible task of explaining all this yourself, credibly, at the dinner table.
What you get backA team instead of dependents. And a spouse who watched professionals validate the investment.
Your LTC completed inside the program — classroom portion online, proficiency qualification administered by a DPS-certified LTC instructor. No separate weekend in a strip-mall classroom.
What it replacesA standalone LTC course and a lost Saturday.
What you get backA Saturday — and legal carry competence taught to a far higher standard than the state minimum.
Gear consult (we audit what you own and sell nothing), priority scheduling around your calendar, and a direct text line to your instructor — not a front desk.
What it replacesThousands in counter-guy gear mistakes and the scheduling friction that kills every training habit you’ve tried to start.
What you get backTime — the thing you actually can’t buy more of. The program bends around your life, not the reverse.
Why busy, skeptical people trust us
★★★★★
400+ five-star Google reviews.
Read them — they’re written by people like you: parents, professionals, first-timers who expected to be judged and weren’t.
We publish client results only with written permission and only with real, measured numbers. The first Sentinel cohort’s before/after data will appear here — with their sign-off, not before.
Your real options, side by side
| DIY range visits | Group classes | Executive protection retainer | Do nothing | The Sentinel Program | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | Fees + ammo, every year, forever | Course after course, many needed | More than this program costs — every year, forever | $0 today | $12,500, once |
| Your time | Endless — drive, wait, repeat | Weekends lost to 12:1 classes paced for the slowest student | Low — but you’ve outsourced the skill, not built it | None | One firearms session (2–4 hrs) + one Krav hour per week, for 12 weeks |
| Privacy | Strangers on the line | You’re the beginner in a crowd | High | Total | Total — private facility, 1-on-1 |
| Measured proficiency | None — no one is measuring | A completion certificate | None — they’re proficient, not you | None | Named standards, timed and tested |
| Home & family plan | No | No | Sometimes, at the top tiers | No | Written plan + trained family |
| Who protects your family when it’s not covered | You, untrained | You, under-trained | Nobody — the detail isn’t in your hallway at 2am | You, unprepared | You, proven |
The retainer column is the one to sit with. Families who can afford anything don’t buy hours of protection — they buy the capability. The Sentinel Program installs that capability in the one person who’s actually there every night: you.
Everything the Sentinel Program includes
The first receipt bought hardware. This one buys the capability that makes the hardware mean something.
$12,500One program · One outcome · $250 assessment credited in full
Book the Threat Assessment — $250
Priced against what the pieces cost separately at Austin-market rates — assemble them yourself and you’ll pass this number without the integration, the measurement, or the guarantee.
The Sentinel Guarantee
By the end of week 12, you will meet the Sentinel Standards — measured, on a timer, witnessed by your instructor:
If you attend all of your scheduled sessions and do not meet these standards by week 12, we extend your training — at no charge — for up to 8 additional weeks until you do.
If, at the end of the extension, you still haven’t met the standards, you choose: keep training with us at no charge on a standard schedule, or take a refund of 50% of the program fee. Your call, stated in writing, no negotiation needed.
The guarantee asks one thing of you: attend every scheduled session. Rescheduling through your priority line is fine — life moves, we move with it. Sessions missed without being rescheduled void the guarantee.
The standards are numbers on a timer, not an instructor’s mood. You’ll know exactly where you stand every week — no surprises at week 12.
The guarantee is void only in three cases, and we’ll tell you the moment any of them applies: a scheduled session is missed without being rescheduled, a serious safety-rule violation ends the program, or a legal-eligibility issue makes continued firearms training unlawful. In an eligibility case, unused program value is refunded pro-rata.
What the 12 weeks look like
Asked by every serious client before you
Bring her. Seriously — the Threat Assessment is a better conversation than any pitch you’d make at home, and the program includes a family safety session because her buy-in isn’t an obstacle, it’s part of the plan. Spouses aren’t usually skeptical of the training — they’re skeptical of another expensive hobby. This isn’t one. It’s a written plan for the household and measured proof you can execute it.
Maybe nothing — the timer will tell us. That’s the honest answer, and it’s why week 1 is a measured baseline instead of a sales pitch. Range experience and performance under stress are different skills; most experienced shooters we test are excellent at the first and unexamined at the second. If your numbers already meet the Sentinel Standards, we’ll tell you — and the program becomes advanced work.
You don’t have time for the alternatives — the 40-minute drives, the lane waits, the Saturday group courses. The program is built for exactly your calendar: one private firearms session (2 or 4 hours) plus one private Krav Maga hour each week, booked through priority scheduling around your commitments, with a direct text line to your instructor when life moves. Twelve weeks, then done — with the capability installed for good.
Because you’re not buying hours — you’re buying an outcome with a guarantee attached, delivered one-on-one by instructors whose time genuinely can’t be bought in bulk (that’s why we cap at four clients). Assemble the pieces yourself — private instruction at market rates, a security consultant, a Krav program, an LTC course — and you’d pass this price without the integration, the measurement, or the guarantee.
That’s half the reason clients choose us. Private facility, private range, one-on-one sessions — you’ll never train in front of a stranger. We don’t publish client names, we don’t post client photos without written permission, and your file stays ours. Discretion isn’t a feature we added; it’s the architecture of the whole facility.
Safety is the first standard we hold, and the environment is engineered for it: one student, one professional instructor, our own range under our own rules — the opposite of the public-range chaos that probably made you uneasy in the first place. Our instructors spent careers training people under military safety protocols far stricter than any civilian range.
You can — most of our clients did, first. Classes teach material; they don’t build capability. A 12-person course moves at the pace of the slowest student, tests nothing, and ends with a certificate instead of a number. The gap between “took the class” and “would perform at 2am” is exactly the gap this program exists to close. Classes are information. This is installation.
The program flexes. Priority scheduling means we build around your travel calendar, not a fixed weekly slot — stack sessions before a trip, resume when you land. The 12-week arc can stretch where it needs to without penalty; the guarantee is tied to standards met, not a stopwatch on the calendar.
Four clients. That’s not marketing.
Current status: 4 of 4 founding seats open · First cohort forming now
When four are active, the door is closed until one graduates. The way in is the same for everyone, including the clients who could write the check today:
The Threat Assessment Session — $250
Ninety minutes, completely private. You’ll shoot a measured baseline, we’ll review your home security posture, and you’ll leave with a written protection plan — yours to keep whether we ever speak again. If you join the Sentinel Program, the $250 is credited in full.
No pitch theater. If we’re not the right fit, we’ll say so in the room.
Book the Threat Assessment — $250
Prefer to talk it through first? Call or text (512) 815-9101. You’ll reach an instructor, not a script.
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