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• Naval Special Warfare Skills and Drills - AR Rifle

  • Start
    24 Oct 2026
  •  
    10:00 AM
  • End
    25 Oct 2026
  •  
    5:00 PM
  • Location
    MALC Range, 6077 South US HWY 31, Edinburgh, IN 46124
  • Spaces left
    18

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  About This Course:

  If you want to take your skill with firearms to the next level, you have to focus on the foundations.

  Naval Special Warfare members are among the best in the world at fighting with firearms, and this stems from the extensive drills they run every week.

  In this course, you will be shown many of the drills used to create these highly efficient warriors, and how you can use them to further refine your skills. This course focuses on extreme refinement of rifle skills.

  -Weapon Manipulation

  -Weapon Safety in Tight Quarters

  -Accuracy vs. Speed

  -Accuracy vs. Efficiency

  -Mindset Drills

  While you do not need to be a master firearms expert, you will need to know the basics of how to run your weapon system including how to do speed reloads and clear malfunctions. We will modify the drills to work within your physical limitations.

  Equipment Required:

  - AR Platform Rifle

  - 3 Rifle Magazines

  - Rifle Sling (2 point preferred)

  - Method to carry your rifle magazines

  - 500 Rifle Rounds

  Prerequisites:

  Understanding of basic AR manipulation.  It is highly recommended you have completed our Fighting Rifle Level 1 course or a similar course at another certified training facility

  Notes:

  Open to ages 14+ with a parent attending

  This is the first course of a 6 part series. Participants who complete all 6 courses will receive a special T-shirt and certificate. You may attend parts 1, 2, or 3 in any order. You must attend parts 1, 2, AND 3 in order to attend parts 4, 5, and 6.

  This course is taught by a former Navy SEAL (Verification upon serious inquiry)

  Price:

  $345

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• Fighting in the Dark

  • When
    24 Oct 2026
  •  
    5:00 PM - 10:00 PM
  • Location
    MALC Range, 6077 South US HWY 31, Edinburgh, IN 46124
  • Spaces left
    3

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  Course Description:

  Do you have an interest in night vision optics and how they relate to firearm use?  Have you ever shot your rifle/shotgun in the dark and seen how the muzzle flash can drastically affect your night vision?

  Have you taken our Low-Light Handgun course, but want to expand your ability to fight in the dark?

  This course is primarily a live fire course and is equally applicable to those attending their first night course or for those who have taken our low-light handgun course.  This will be especially interesting to those who have taken our Fundamentals and History of Night Vision webinar.

  We will have Night Vision at the course for you to test.

  Equipment Required:

  • Semi-Automatic Handgun

  • Holster (NO Serpa Holsters due to insurance regulations)

  • 2 Magazines

  • Magazine carry method for at least 1 spare magazine

  • Approximately 150 rounds of ammunition

  • Rifle OPTIONAL

  • 2 Rifle Magazines OPTIONAL

  • Approximately 100 rounds of rifle ammunition OPTIONAL

  • Shotgun OPTIONAL

  • Approximately 20 rounds of shotgun ammunition (OPTIONAL, and type doesn't matter)

  • Eye and Ear protection

  • Handheld Flashlight (even if you have a mounted weaponlight)

  • Please equip yourself as you would carrying during everyday life. No battle belts, chest rigs, etc unless that is how you go the grocery store (police duty gear is acceptable)

  Prerequisites:

  Any previous MALC or other certified training facility firearms course which familiarized you with our range safety operations.

  This course is open to ages 14+ as long as a parent attends.

  Note:

  The use of a rifle or shotgun is optional in this course. You can run the entire course with your handgun, or switch between the weapons. There will be approximately 200 rounds fired in total. You can break those 200 rounds into whatever mix of handgun / rifle / shotgun you wish.

  Price:

  $125

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• Civilian Response to Active Shooter

  • Start
    31 Oct 2026
  •  
    10:00 AM
  • End
    1 Nov 2026
  •  
    5:00 PM
  • Location
    MALC Classroom, 3254 Market Place Drive, Edinburgh, IN 46124
  • Spaces left
    5

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  About This Course:

  Active Shooter Situations can happen anywhere. Schools, Malls or Nightclubs.

  Police will respond, but in the meantime how many deaths will occur? If your child, spouse, or loved one is in the path of gunfire, will you respond to stop the killing?

  Having the will to confront the shooter is one thing, but doing so in a way that you prevent innocent deaths, including your own takes a specific skill set. Knowing what to do when law enforcement does arrive is vital. The 540 degree principal, threshold evaluation, movement toward threat, and friendly link-up are just some of the skills you will learn in this training.

  We will start with an understanding of where these events might occur, how to respond, and end with force-on-force drills to let you practice each skill.

  If you are a CCW holder and routinely carry your weapon, this course is a "must attend" for you.

  If you are a first responder, this course will give you valuable insights in how to respond yourself if you are off-duty.

  Fully applicable for Civilians, Fire Fighters, LEO, and EMS.

  If you are someone who thinks it is as easy as just shooting the bad guy, you definitely need to come to this course.

  If you think you will always get shot by the police in this situation, you definitely need to come to this course.

  Equipment Required:

  No live fire ammunition required. All force-on-force equipment will be provided

  Prerequisites:

  None

  Notes:
  

  This course will run from 10-5 on Saturday and 10-4 on Sunday. If you are interested in lodging at discounted rates, contact us for details.

  This course is open to ages 14+ as long as a parent attends.
  

  Price:

  $295

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• Asymmetrical Knife Fighting

  • When
    7 Nov 2026
  •  
    10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
  • Location
    MALC Physical Training Center, 2900 Graham Road, Suite A, Franklin, IN
  • Spaces left
    11

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  About This Course:

  In many areas, assailants prefer using bladed or pointed weapons. Additionally, there are places where carrying a firearm is not permitted, but you may be allowed to carry a knife for self-defense.

  Most knife fighting or knife defense classes resemble a choreographed dance more than practical training for real encounters. Such encounters are often ambushes, typically brief but always brutal. Your training needs to focus on the actual techniques employed by most attackers.

  This is not a martial arts training course. It is a hybrid-style, reality-based system with techniques you can apply immediately.

  Topics Include:

  • ·       Multiple Angles of Attack
  • ·       Footwork and Distancing
  • ·       Direct and Efficient Strikes
  • ·       Clinch and Control
  • ·       Simplicity and Adaptability
  • ·       Mindset and Awareness

  This course is focused on practicality and is designed with methods to adapt to various situations, opponents, and personal fitness, skill, and size.

  Equipment Required:

  • ·       Eye protection
  • ·       Groin protection for males and breast protection for females is optional but recommended
  • ·       Wear a shirt you don’t mind getting destroyed.  It probably won’t, but you never know.
  • ·       Training knives will be supplied, but you are welcome to bring your own

  Prerequisites:

  • ·       None
  • ·       This class is geared toward the individual with little to no martial arts or fighting experience.
  • ·       If you have martial arts experience, you will still benefit by learning the additional nuances of this style.

  Special Note about Physical Condition:

  You do NOT have to be in great shape, be strong or particularly fast. A 100 pound woman can drop a man twice her size using the principles taught. That's not hyperbole, and will be demonstrated in class.

  Price:

  $125

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• Defensive Handgun Level 2

  • When
    15 Nov 2026
  •  
    10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
  • Location
    MALC Range, 6077 South US HWY 31, Edinburgh, IN 46124
  • Spaces left
    4

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  Course Description:

  Have you taken our Defensive Handgun Level 1 and ready for a fast-paced day to take your skills to the next level?

  Research and our own experience in our Force-on-Force classes show one of the most common injuries in a fight are injuries to the hands.  If you take one of your hands out of the fight, can you still properly operate your weapon?

  This course will take the skills you learned about drawing your weapon, reloading, and clearing malfunctions, and force you to do all these things with one hand out of play.  In addition, we will work on drawing from compromised positions and introduce you to the concepts of reactionary shooting (shooting through the draw without a sight picture).

  In addition, this course will combine Moving & Shooting skills, where you will learn how to effectively shoot while moving.

  Standing still in a gunfight will get you killed.  You are either pressing the attack, retreating, moving toward cover, or moving toward an objective.  Being able to manipulate your weapon one handed, weak handed, and while moving are vital to your success.  This course will make extensive use of footwork, weapon control, and shot placement while on the move.

  Equipment Required:

  • Semi-Automatic Handgun
  • Holster (NO Serpa Holsters due to insurance regulations)
  • 3 Magazines
  • Magazine carry method
  • Approximately 350 rounds of ammunition
  • Eye and Ear protection

  Prerequisites:

  Defensive Handgun Level 1.

  If you have attended a defensive handgun course at another facility where you are familiar with drawing from a holster and clearing all malfunctions you will be accepted.

  Price:

  $150

  
  

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• The Reality Effect - Rewiring the Brain Series

  • When
    21 Nov 2026
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    10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
  • Location
    MALC Classroom, 3254 Market Place Drive, Edinburgh, IN 46124
  • Spaces left
    20

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  About This Course:
  

  How what we believe, expect, and assume about an experience can change what our brain, body, and behavior actually do in response.

  Two people can experience the same event and walk away with remarkably different outcomes.

  Even stranger, sometimes the difference isn't merely how they feel about the experience. Their bodies may actually respond differently.

  Researchers have demonstrated that expectations and beliefs can influence pain, hunger hormones, physical performance, stress responses, perception, behavior, and even how other people respond to us. Identical foods can produce different physiological responses depending upon what people believe they are eating. Expectations surrounding medical treatment can reduce symptoms, or make them worse. The way we interpret physical arousal can influence whether pressure improves our performance or causes us to fall apart.

  So where does perception end and reality begin?

  The Reality Effect explores the fascinating science of mindset, expectation, perception, placebo and nocebo effects, self-fulfilling beliefs, identity, and the brain's constant attempt to predict what happens next.

  This is not a positive-thinking seminar, and we won't be pretending that wishing for something makes it happen. Instead, we will examine peer-reviewed psychological, neurological, and physiological research to understand something far more interesting:

  The brain doesn't simply receive reality. It interprets it, predicts it, and helps determine how we respond to it.

  During this course we will explore questions such as:

  • Can believing a meal is indulgent actually change the body's hormonal response to it?
  • Can being told something about your genetics affect your physical performance, even when the information is wrong?
  • Why can an inactive medication sometimes produce measurable changes in pain and symptoms?
  • Can simply expecting a side effect make someone experience it?
  • Why can two people experience the same stress while one performs better and the other performs worse?
  • How do labels, prices, brands, expectations, and previous experiences change what we actually taste, see, feel, and notice?
  • When do beliefs become self-fulfilling?
  • How does the identity we carry around in our head influence the choices we make?
  • And perhaps most importantly, can we deliberately change our mindset without simply lying to ourselves?

  By the end of the course, students will understand how expectation and interpretation interact with the brain and body, where the scientific evidence is strong, where popular claims go beyond the evidence, and how this knowledge can be practically applied to health, performance, relationships, stress, decision-making, and everyday life.

  Reality exists. But your experience of it is far less objective than you probably think.

  Prerequisites:

  This course is part of the Rewiring the Brain series. They can be taken in any order.

  Equipment Required:

  Pen and Paper for notes. This is a classroom based course.

  Notes:

  This course is open to ages 16+ with a parent in attendance. This course will cover topics that are very academic and medical based. Younger participants are welcome but the material may be advanced for their understanding.

  Price:

  $125

  
  

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• Castle Defender

  • Start
    5 Dec 2026
  •  
    9:00 AM
  • End
    6 Dec 2026
  •  
    5:00 PM
  • Location
    MALC Range, 6077 South US HWY 31, Edinburgh, IN 46124
  • Spaces left
    7

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  Castle Defender

  Understanding Firearms, Angles, and the Realities of Home Defense

  About This Course

  Defending yourself with a firearm inside your own home presents challenges that are very different from shooting on a traditional range. Walls do not necessarily stop bullets. Doors may provide little protection. A shot that misses its intended target, or passes completely through it, may continue into another room, another part of the house, or even beyond the exterior of the home.

  Castle Defender is an intensive two-day course designed to help armed citizens better understand those realities and develop a thoughtful, informed home-defense plan specific to where they actually live.

  The course begins on the range with a live-fire demonstration examining how common handgun, rifle, and shotgun ammunition interacts with materials commonly found in residential construction. Students will see firsthand what happens when rounds encounter drywall, paneling, wood construction, siding, brick, concrete block, hollow-core doors, steel doors, and other common barriers. All live-fire demonstrations are conducted by the instructor.

  From there, the course moves into the classroom to examine the geometry of home defense. Students will learn how angles, fields of fire, likely threat approaches, points of domination, fatal funnels, concealment, and the potential for overpenetration should influence where and how a firearm might responsibly be employed inside a residence.

  Students will then create a detailed scale drawing of their own home and use the principles discussed in class to begin developing a home-specific defensive plan rather than relying on generic tactics.

  On Day Two, those concepts move from paper to practice. Using movable walls in a large training facility, several student home layouts will be recreated and used for scenario-based exercises with Airsoft training weapons. These exercises allow students to see how seemingly small differences in position, angles, movement, and decision-making can dramatically change a situation.

  This is not a traditional CQB or structure-clearing course. Castle Defender is about understanding your own home, recognizing the limitations of firearms and building materials, and making better decisions before an emergency ever occurs.

  Topics Covered

  Ammunition & Residential Barrier Penetration

  Cover, Concealment & the Reality of Interior Structures

  Defensive Angles, Fields of Fire & Points of Domination

  Fatal Funnels, Threat Approaches & Positioning

  Developing a Home-Specific Defensive Plan

  Scenario-Based Home Defense Exercises

  Equipment Required:

  Notepad and paper

  Pencil (NOT ink), eraser, straight ruler

  Protective equipment for airsoft simulation training (mask, eye protection)

  Course Notes

  This is a two-day course combining live-fire demonstrations, classroom instruction, individual home-defense planning, and scenario-based Airsoft exercises.

  Live-fire demonstrations are conducted by the instructor. Students will not fire live ammunition during the penetration-demonstration portion of the course.

  Students should come prepared with enough information about their residence to create an accurate scale floor plan during the class.

  Prerequisites

  None

  Instructor

  Adam Smith
  Former U.S. Army Green Beret

  Price:

  $295

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• Improvised Medical

  • Start
    12 Dec 2026
  •  
    9:00 AM
  • End
    13 Dec 2026
  •  
    5:00 PM
  • Location
    MALC Classroom, 3254 Market Place Drive, Edinburgh, IN 46124
  • Spaces left
    8

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  About This Course:

  Have you ever considered what you would do in the event of a medical emergency when there isn’t EMS available, or perhaps the hospitals are either full or not taking patients (we have seen this nearly happen with COVID).  What would you do if you were in a remote area and medical support was severely delayed?  What if your family member’s life was totally up to the skills you have and the equipment you possess?  What should you do if all else fails and you now have a dead body to care for?  This 2 day course will help you learn the skills, understand the equipment, and then practice those skills.

  This is far different than a “Wilderness EMR” type course.  This course will go deeply into the medical side of things not typically seen in a typical WFA type training.

  Topics Covered:

  • How to handle the top ten causes of death in this country if there is no medicine available
  • What can you anticipate happening in a total grid down scenario
  • How many are expected to die in the scenario
  • How can you improvise resources from what is around you to treat medical conditions
  • What do you need to do BEFORE such a scenario exists
  • Scenarios on day 2 to reinforce didactic session on day 1

  Equipment Required:

  • Pocket knife or other cutting tool
  • Thumb drive if you want to receive the slides
  • Paper
  • Writing instrument
  • If you have a medical kit you would like to learn about, please bring it (not required)

  Pre-requisites:

  None

  Cost:

  $275

  Instructor:

  Doctor David M.

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