Aside from WPS (of course!) what book or training would you recommend for others. Please pick your top 1 or 2:

#1: Adaptive Rifle by Ben Stoeger and Joel Park
#2: 100 Deadly Skills by Clint Emerson

Go the Distance: the British Paratrooper's guide (an excellent fitness guide)

For training, I don't have much experience but I benefitted from The CMP's "Small Arms Firing School" for handguns. Fundamental oriented and affordable.

I have numerous recommendations, but if I only had one suggestion it would be, When Violence is the Answer by Tim Larkin. Great book for understanding violence and when it is necessary for self-defense.

Holy CRAP! "When Violence Is The Answer" is a MUST READ! I bought it today, and I bought several other copies for those whom I am responsible for training. We're moving forward! Thanks for the recommendation, Timothy!

Noah, is there any way that you could provide a link for your recommendations? It seems that both of your recommendations are out of print or only available as a literal paper handout from Amazon.

In lieu of that, do you also have any alternatives that are in print? Would love to hear them.

Ah, Noah. The CMP recommendation is a class, not a book. Found a more recent copy of "Go the Distance" on Amazon. Thanks for the recommendation.

The CSAT Way by Paul Howe

Thanks, Larry Marmora! Will look it up!

Nuclear War Survival skills ! Air Force survival manual !

Real World Gunfight training
Red Dot Mastery

“The Way Is In Training” Matt Little, of Greybeard Actual
“Combative Fundamentals” Jeff Gonzales (hard to find, but LaRue Tactical usually has some in stock)
“Process & Progress Pistol Training”, by Drew Estell
“Stay in the Fight” and “Green Eyes, Black Rifles” Kyle Lamb
“Building Shooters,” “Hitting in Combat,” and “Mentoring Shooters” by Dustin Salomon
(also…”On Training Vol 1 and On Training Vol 2”)
“Training at the Speed of Life,” by Ken Murray. (the “Bible” of Force-on-Force safety protocols)
Paul Howe’s books (“Tactical Trainer,” “Leadership and Training for the Fight”)
“Navy SEAL Shooting” Chris Sajnog
“Shooting from Within” Plaxco
“Beyond Fundamentals” Enos
“The Talent Code,” by Daniel Coyle and “Peak,” by Anders Ericsson talk about the neurobiology of learning. Awesome books!
Red Dot Mastery (Gelhaus, Oschner, Custer)

***Visit the website of “Force Science Institute,” Dr. Bill Lewinski, PhD.
(action/reaction, same under stress….peer reviewed)***
All Frank Proctor DVD’S
All Pat McNamara DVD’s
All VTAC (Kyle Lamb) DVD’s (and books)
Bob Keller videos (Panteo Productions)
Jamie Caldwell (1 Minute Out) DVD’s about NOD’s

I have read some good books but the one that I found to be the best was 'The Four Pillars of Fighting" by James Yeager. No nonsense, real-world, practical.