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When I first arrived at Ranger Regiment, I was just a kid. I didn’t truly understand training—I only trained because my senior NCOs told me to. It wasn’t until later in my career that I recognized the real difference between those I looked up to and those who simply survived.
A professional is someone who goes beyond the 9–5. They do the daily tasks to get better. For them, it never stops. Those were the men I wanted to emulate.
As I grew older and sought to improve myself, I had to look outside. I started competing in USPSA while I was a young team leader. At first, I showed up cocky—thinking, I’m a Ranger. Of course I’m a good shooter. These guys can’t be better than me. That illusion didn’t last long. I was humbled quickly, getting beaten by a plumber and a 16-year-old girl.
That experience taught me a powerful lesson: we are not the best at everything. Humility is the one answer to all your training questions. If you’re not the best at something, find the person who is—and learn from them.
In our profession, we are generalists. We have to be good at many things. But true growth comes from admitting when you don’t have it all figured out. My journey into competitive shooting was humbling, but it forced me to learn, adapt, and evolve.
The truth is simple: never rest on your laurels. Never believe you’re the best just because of where you come from. Competence is only rented, and the rent is due every day.
That applies to fitness. It applies to shooting. It applies to life.
Humility and the willingness to learn will take you further than any badge, tab, or title. The moment you think you’ve got it all figured out—it’s over.
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At Team Two Co., our one on one coaching is built around you. Where you are right now, what you are trying to accomplish, what equipment you have access to, and how training fits into your life. You are not getting a template or a recycled program. Your plan is written specifically for you and adjusted as you progress. Weekly check ins keep you accountable, track progress, and allow changes to be made in real time.
Our head strength and conditioning coach and our Registered Dietitian have spent nearly two decades coaching within the 75th Ranger Regiment. That experience directly shapes how we approach training and nutrition. When nutrition support is included, plans account for macros, food preferences, lifestyle, and goals. We can also show you exactly what ingredients to use and how to cook the meals so there is no guessing or confusion.
The rest of our team has spent time operationally within the Regiment as well. We have lived the training standards and demands ourselves and continue to do so, so we understand what it takes to get to the next level.
DM us on Instagram or email us at Coach@teamtwoco.com for more information and the intake form.
