We took the LTC class from Stellar Tactical and it was fantastic! The instructor was very patient…read moreand gave clear instructions during the range portion. At no time did I not fully understand what was expected of me. During the class portion of it she spoke clearly and gave examples for clarification. I was fully engaged during the class portion which is surprising because its fairly dry material. The instructor was able to answer all questions presented in class. It is obvious that the instructor knew what she was talking about. I really enjoyed this class and look forward to taking some of the other classes that Stellar Tactical has to offer.

I am extremely satisfied with the training and instructional ability of…read more my trainer Marcie Thiessen at Golden Stag. I found the class invaluable if you want to learn the right way to carry a handgun and if you want the rational approach to practical armed training! Marcie did a great job of teaching. The most interesting to me was her ability to train on the range where I became comfortable with a handgun. She made it fun but stressed the seriousness of having the responsibity to carry. Thanks Marcie and Golden Stag.

The simulated option is not available right now but my wife and I booked a session with Kelsey at a…read morelocal range. She was great with my wife (a first time pistol shooter) and we tried out 3 different guns. I booked a separate session to try out 2 more and a previous gun to decide on a purchase. Kelsey's teaching approach is exactly what we needed, and practical! Safety, form, real life application and advice in carry methods. We will book more sessions and recommend her to others. If was a lo of fun!

Highly recommend taking some training with Kelsey. She's great at getting the information across…read moreand is excellent at the bench. She gave me some fantastic tips and will affect my technique going forward. If you're just starting or want to build on what you have, you can't do much better.

A group of 5 of us did the First Steps and then the LTC course. Bill was patient with all of us and…read morewe really had a good time taking the course. It was a fun group thing to do in general, and it was a bonus that we got what we needed toward our LTC too.

I needed an LTC instructor for my proficiency and found Bill through Yelp best decision I could've…read moremade. Bill was extremely helpful, professional, and very knowledgeable throughout the entire process. He explained everything clearly, made the experience smooth, and ensured I felt confident every step of the way. If you're looking for someone reliable who actually knows what they're doing and takes the time to help you, I highly recommend Bill. Great experience all around!

I took the Beginners Firearms Class this past weekend and if you are new to guns the Beginners…read moreClass is well worth it. You learn gun safety and how guns work which is great for newbies. Both Lee and Raul are an excellent teachers and very knowledgeable from their respective military and law enforcement experience. The classes are informative and have lots of good detail as well as easy to understand. They brings their respective insights into the classroom and the class time went by very fast. Time on the range was good and both were present to make sure things went smoothly and make suggestions on how we were shooting. They both patiently answered questions in class and on the range. The only negative was the class was rather large (about 16 folks), but by splitting up the rooms when it went time for some hands on learning, it seemed to work just fine. I would definitely recommend Safety Measures.

Had to qualify for our LEOSA Annuals. This went smoothly, well organized, and in a safe manner. We…read morewere attached to a CHL class as they transitioned to the range for their shoot. 1630 hrs and still very hot outside. As uncomfortable as it was, there was no rushing or push to get us through. Safety and organization was paramount. See you next year, until then greet everyone with a smile and a handshake! God Bless Texas!

Most experienced and knowledgeable school for future EMT's & Paramedics. Matt & Laura are totally…read moreon top of the whole training process. As a former Austin Firefighter/CPR instructor and certifying many past and attending students I have heard nothing but high praises regarding the students experiences. I highly recommend this reputable training institution.

Hello, I finished this class about 2 weeks ago and will give you an in depth report on the class…read moreand how it went for me when I took it, I finished the class with an A, this class is not impossible, far from it, but you will need to commit to it if you want to succeed in it. (TDLR below) -IT IS FAST PACED- If you are looking for the fasted class to get in and get out, then this class is for you, if you need more time to learn things and get the hang of them, this class is not for you. ( most classes range from 4-6 months, this class is a little less than 3 months) -IT IS NOT EASY- This class is not an easy class, don't expect to be able to just skim over the chapter and come to class, you will need to put in the hours to learn the material. There are after hours almost everyday open to all the students who want to review tests, quizzes, need more help understanding a concept, ect. But you have to take those options, along with reading the chapters till you understand them, not just expecting it to be covered in class. -THIS CLASS WILL PREP YOU FOR THE NREMT- This classes final exam is much harder then the NREMT. The quizes you will take in the class are each exceptionally hard, but don't worry they do not account for much on your grade average, they are there to show you what areas you need to improve on, as well as showing you ways the NREMT will try to trick you. I averaged about a 75% on quizzes and still made a 90% in the entire class. -GRADING- There are a many reviews for this academy saying the grading matrix is too hard, its really not, you can afford to fail almost every quiz, score a 75% on half the exams, and still pass the class, the grading matrix is set up to give you a ton of leeway for the harder parts of the class. As long as you do your homework and read the chapters, you can pass. They give you 2 retakes for the exams in case you fail, extra credit, and tell you what will be on the exams. My class started with 30 people, about 15 finished the course, those who did not finished failed out for one of two reasons, attendance or not studying/doing the homework. Only 3 people who failed out for grades were actually trying in the class and needed extra help, the rest either A were not reading the chapters well, or B not going to office hours or using the help given to them, most were both. !!!--Every person who read the chapters and showed up to office hours (with the exception of 1 or 2 people) passed the class, even those who were struggling, failing every quiz, used both of their retakes, and didn't grasp the content very well, passed the class. tdlr USE THE RESOURCES GIVEN TO YOU, YOU WILL BE FINE IF YOU DO SO. those who didnt failed out and left 1 star reviews saying the class was too hard--!!! You are given an absolute ton of information and material to help you pass the class in the website they give you access to when you enroll into he class, you will need to use it, they have study guides for every quiz, exam, and final for the class along with any piece of information you will need to know to get through the class. TDLR. If you cannot give the this class 2 or 3 hours a day to study, cant show up to office hours and read the chapters, do not take this class, take an easier one. If you can and you really want a quick class that will set you up for paramedic school or straight into NREMT then into a job, then you will benefit from this class. --Over all I loved the class and would recommenced it to anyone who want to go straight into paramedic school or into a job.-- Below are areas the class can improve on, and things to look out for if you decide to take this class. 1. There are like 20 instructors who each teach he class differently, some just read from the power point, others compare the material to what you will find in the field, some skip the entire power point entirely to focus on skills, some care a lot about the students and will go an extra mile for them, some genuinely don't give a sh*t about them, some are very kind, others are rude and apathetic. You don't know who or what type of teacher you will get with each day, that was a common complaint in the class, it was too difficult to follow along with the content when each day someone new was presenting it in their own new way. There needs to be more uniformity to the teaching styles, I scored the best on exams and quizzes when Aimee or Tito went over the content, and scored the worst on Exams and quizzes when Roxanne taught. Don't let instructors skip half of the lecture because they don't feel like covering it *cough* Roxanne *cough*. 2. Move patient assessment skills to both the beginning of class and the end. Students need a mental template of how patient interactions will go when they start the class because the book teaches them the material in a way centered around signs and symptoms found in patient assessment. Along with having a few assessment scenarios that are acted out in person.

I cannot say enough positive things about Jorge, his facility, and the training I got from him. I…read moream in a wheelchair, and Jorge went WAY out of his way to make me feel comfortable, and to explain the differences in terms of legal responsibilities between a "normal" person (does such even exist??) and someone with mobility issues. He included some suggestions for defense that I had not even considered, believing (mistakenly) that they were illegal. He provided me with resources for materials and services which complemented the training, and made sure I understood how and when to use them. He was patient and answered questions completely. You may have complete confidence that you will understand your rights and responsibilities when you leave. I do think, however, that he was a little surprised that an old, fat guy with one leg in a wheelchair could black out the X ring with a puny little 9mm in less than 20 rounds.

I have had gun training in the past, but it was nowhere near as thorough and enjoyable as training…read morewith Jorge has been. With his advice, I was able to find a handgun with which I'm very comfortable. As a woman, I appreciated that Jorge did not patronize me or sugarcoat real-life issues to consider and prepare for. I highly recommend training at the Citadel, especially for those unfamiliar with guns and the laws of Texas.

Business was great, Greg was very nice and the class was very educational, I completed my CPR…read morecertification and got to working at my healthcare facility that week!!

I signed up for a healthcare provider bls course with "CPR Rescue Buddies" through the AHA website…read more I was anxious to get it done ASAP because mine had expired. I had some questions so I emailed the instructor/owner Greg. He answered my questions promptly and was nice on the phone. I got off work early to leave for the class. When I arrived I was surprised the location was a house in Round Rock, for some reason I had assumed it would be a business. Either way, I went to the door. I knocked, I rang, no answer. I tried calling Greg, emailing Greg, no answer. He ditched out, never showed up, never called me back. I found another number through the Email AHA had sent me for the class, and talked with Jana at Savaheart. Even though she had nothing to do with Greg except training him to begin with, she apologized profusely for his behavior. She informed this wasn't the first time this had happened. Apparently Greg is a fire fighter and if a shift opened he would just ditch out on class because fire fighting paid better. He might be a nice guy in person, but he wasted my time, and this is an inexcusable business practice. Don't waste your time!!!! Sign up with someone else!!!