The C.H.R.I.S. Holster – One Day Special
DO YOU WANT TO HAVE CHRIS IN YOUR PANTS? Check out this video to find out how!
Retired Navy SEAL Dr. Chris Sajnog, a Master Training Specialist in the Navy, was hand-selected to write the US Navy SEAL Sniper Manual. After retiring from the Navy in 2009, he earned a master’s (MSc) in Health and Human Performace and a doctorate (D.Sc.) in Applied Educational Neuroscience.
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Navy SEAL Tactics to Calm Your Mind and Move Through Challenges [Podcast]
I had a pleasure to sit down with Mark Goblowsky of the Strength Through the Struggle podcast to discuss how my Navy SEAL training can help others overcome tough challenges. In this episode, you will learn how these proven techniques can help you conquer life’s greatest battle. You will also get expert advice on how to…
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How my New Rules of Marksmanship Can Help You
Chris Sajnog is a retired Navy SEAL who literally wrote the books on Navy SEAL shooting: How to Shoot Like Navy SEAL, followed by Navy SEAL Shooting. However, Chris has a passion for training and excellence that goes far beyond the firing range – his mission is to help others realize their full potential and cure…
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No One Left Behind [Podcast]
If you want to have a glimpse of my life as a father and a husband, this podcast pretty much has it all (maybe too much?). Ray Matz Jr. of Game Changing Dads and I have an awesome time talking about my journey—from my humble beginnings to how I ended up in the Navy and…
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The 12 Traits of a Warrior Part 1: The Hard Traits [Podcast]
As a proud father of two amazing young men I was honored last year to be featured on the The Good Dad Podcast. Back then, I talked about the lessons that I learned in the SEAL Teams and how it relates to being the best father I can be. It happens to be the #2…
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Training | Dry Weapons Training | Fundamentals of Marksmanship | Online Firearms Training | Personal Defense Training | The New Rules of Marksmanship
Open-Eyed Shooting Tactics With Chris Sajnog [Podcast]
Jeff Anderson invited me to be the guest speaker of Modern Combat & Survival podcast’s 176th episode. We discussed the importance of using both eyes in a real gunfight. Shooting with your one eye closed will get you or someone else killed in a real life and death situation. You need both eyes to focus…
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Training | Dry Weapons Training | Firearms Training for Women | Fundamentals of Marksmanship | Online Firearms Training | The New Rules of Marksmanship
The Eyes Have It – the True Meaning of Focus [Podcast]
I had the opportunity to join Barbara Baird of Women’s Outdoor News and Carrie Lightfoot of NRA Women in the 83rd episode of The Woman’s Gun Show. We talked about how to get the best vision possible for shooting. I shared some amazing eye exercises that you can do at home to improve your front…
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What Does The Bible Say About Meditation?
As I’m sure you know, I teach the importance of meditation in learning to shoot. I’ve been meditating now for over 35 years and have been a Christian my entire life. I’ve learned that many people believe that meditation somehow goes against the Word of God. They think that because it’s also a practice used…
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Training | How to Train the Mind of Warrior | Navy SEAL Approved Gear | Navy SEAL Training | Reviews
Top Personal Training Books – Reading Lists of 2017
Welcome to the installment of my recommended reading list! My top personal training books. I’ve had a lot of requests from my online members asking what books I’ve read that have shaped my unique training style, so I thought I’d stick with that theme here. Reading exercises our brains. It helps improves our concentration and our ability to…
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Training | Dry Weapons Training | Firearms Training for Women | Online Firearms Training | Personal Defense Training
Weapon Transition Training: The Evolution of Law Enforcement Training
Having trained law enforcement units for nearly 20 years, my training philosophy is more than just “training.” It’s also about maintaining and advancing your perishable skills. Perishable skills are those skills that depreciate in effectiveness over time if they are not practiced. Basically, anything you do that requires hands-on activity is a perishable skill. This…
