Book Review: The New Rules of Marksmanship

Written by Chris Sajnog, the Navy SEAL hand-selected to develop the US Navy SEALs elite sniper training curriculum, The New Rules of Marksmanship opens with a manifesto on why learning to shoot has been so unnecessarily difficult and lays out a plan for readers to take training into their own hands. The first firearms training workbook of its kind, this training manual will completely change the way you learn to shoot IF you're willing to do the work. Yes, work. You're not going to learn how to shoot just by reading. Based on the latest in accelerated learning techniques and neuroscience, this WORK-book is filled with exercises to train your mind and questions at the end of each chapter to ensure you've actually learned the lessons being taught. If you've been frustrated with learning how to shoot, don't know where to start, don't have the time or money to waste going to a shooting range (The worst place to learn by the way) or even if you're an experienced shooter wondering why you're not progressing. Get this manual today and start Paving Your Path to Perfection.

Kindle Free Pick of the Week: Team Secrets Of The Navy Seals

Appropriate free pick this week with the finding and killing of Bin Laden.

Team Secrets of the Navy SEALs is written especially for business professionals who want to make it in today's extremely aggressive business environment. No force or unit has ever had more success than the SEALs. Author Robert Needham uses the lessons he's learned as a Navy SEAL to guide the reader through the role of being or becoming a leader. "To some, leadership is exemplified by the blind obedience to orders. It is a misconception that to coerce another person to do your bidding makes you a 'leader.'"Navy SEALs are recognized around the world as being the best. From their start as Naval Combat Demolition Units (NCDU) in WWII to the founding of the SEALs in 1962, only 8,000 men have been allowed to join this top-notch unit. Needham is still on active duty as a SEAL and knows how to achieve results. "The ruthless effectiveness and efficiency of the SEAL Teams stems from the fact that we always start from, perfect, and practice the basics. The Team is a dynamic that works toward success, not hindered by pride, preservation, and self-interest."Needham's principles define and illustrate the word "team," and they will motivate business people working toward that common goal.

I think there is a little Navy Seal in all of us, this book may help bring it out.