Training Courses
Courses for every goal, every skill level, every scenario.
Novice. Intermediate. Advanced.
No matter where you’re starting from, 88 Tactical’s proprietary Reality-Based Behavior Conditioning Training Courses will help you develop your skills in a broad range of focus areas — from handling a weapon to responding in a crisis to survival skills. Plus, you can take advantage of our Training Courses at a free or discounted rate when you sign up for a membership today.
Training Courses Offerings
Firearms &
Tactics
An energetic and methodical curriculum covering all types of firearms. Prepare.
Combatives &
Self Defense
Realism meets mental and physical preparation skills. Respond.
Youth Courses
Building skills in a family-friendly environment. Empower.
TacMed, Survival Skills & Specialized
Conditioning through active, real-life scenarios. Endure.
Range Time
Take your shooting experience to a new level with state-of-the-art ranges, available at both our Omaha and Tekamah facilities. The indoor ranges at our Range & Readiness Center – 10 public lanes and 10 reserved for members only – are equipped with a pressurized air filtration system. Each brand new lane is well-lit and built to accommodate two shooters and up to .308 FMJ ammunition.
Visitors to our Tekamah location will have access to three separate outdoor ranges: a 35-yard, 100-yard and 400-yard range.
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My favorite class is the primal defense class because I see the greatest amount of change in the students in the shortest amount of time. Intermediate and advanced carbine courses would be a close second because they are physically and mentally challenging. My favorite every day piece of equipment is my Eidolon holster for my Glock pistol. It combines good retention, fast draws, and excellent concealment.
Senior Instructor
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One of my favorite classes to teach is the Basic Survival Skills. For most folks it is an empowering outing that is challenging, but still executed in a controlled environment. I really enjoy seeing the look of accomplishment come across someone’s face when they build their first fire on their own. I also like to see the mixed classes of males and females. The Woods does not care who you are, it is gender neutral. You either succeed or fail. It is my job to see you don't do the latter.
Senior Instructor
