Foresight Tactical

22/10/2026

Absolutely humbled to receive the Fi****ms Instructor of the Year award at this years International Association of Law Enforcement Instructors Annual Training Conference.

This is definitely not something that has happened overnight and there are too many people that have had a hand in my development as an instructor to list, but I would like to give my sincere thanks to as many of them as Insta will let me tag in one post.

First of all to my IALEFI fam...there are too many of you to list but you know who you are. You are the reason I keep coming back.

Kev Smith (RIP) and Pat Burrell thanks for mentoring me in my formative years as an instructor. Even though neither of you guys will see this, I wouldn't be a fraction of the instructor I am today without your influence.

A huge thanks to Sam Cleaver NIOA Federal Premium for sponsoring our am******on for the last several conferences. You guys have always looked after us and we truly appreciate the continued support.

Michael Kingo John Yosef Bonne-Aire and Ben, FORTAC wouldn't exist without you guys and I wouldn't be currently living my best life.

Frank Proctor XA Joe Farewell training with each of you has been invaluable in terms of my own progression as a shooter but also for how it has contributed to my development as a coach. I still have a long way to go but the work continues.

To the current law enforcement officers fighting the good fight to raise the bar for police fi****ms training like Sierra One Training Objectives, LLC ℝ 𝔸 𝕐 Kyle McNabb Raphael M. & Andres G. schall.shooting
IBX Tactical, LLC (and many more) thank you for the work you do. The struggle is real but you guys have shown what is possible.

Daniel Cooper PhD and Dr Joel Suss thank you for keeping me honest, challenging my beliefs and helping me understand more about why some things are helpful and why some things are a complete waste of time from an instructional standpoint.

Last but not least, thank you to all the great instructors I get to work with daily like Threat Focused Solutions Kim Rapson Michael John (and more...you know who you are) this award is as much your as it is mine...but I am still keeping it - Cam

19/10/2026

The next day of the International Association of Law Enforcement Instructors Annual Training Conference saw us start the day with a sh***un class before teaching our first class of the conference on using a constraints led approach to teach pistol fundamentals. We rounded out the day with a low light r***e class in the evening with Threat Focused Solutions taking top honours in the class shoot off.

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17/10/2026

First of our International Association of Law Enforcement Instructors Annual Training Conference posts. After missing the 2025 ATC we were looking forward to catching up with old friends and new in Palm Bay, Florida. This year Cam was joined by Threat Focused Solutions and Queensland Police Service instructor Em rounding out the Australian contingent. Extra exciting this year with Cam officially joining the IALEFI Board of Directors along with Josh Logan and Billy Bob at the AGM. This was followed by a keynote presentation by Lt Brian Murphy, a Wisconsin peace officer who was shot 15 times as the first responder to an active shooter. If you want to know more you can hear his story on the IALEFI podcast. Then it was time to hit the Palm Bay Police Department range for the Memorial Match, live fire vendor displays and to collect our conference am******on kindly provided by NIOA Federal Premium and Cleaver Fi****ms.

05/05/2026

A great bloke and a great role model for the shooting sports. RIP mate.

It is with great sadness that we share the passing of someone many of you would have known, Frank Petsch.

Frank was a familiar face around Brisbane Gun Club, always generous with his time and willing to lend a hand wherever it was needed. Many of us had our very first experience at the club through Frank, as he introduced countless people to the sport through the Come and Try days.

In recent years, Frank had moved to northern NSW where he continued his passion for helping others, volunteering with Marine Rescue. Tragically, Frank lost his life while doing exactly that — helping those in need. He will be remembered as a dedicated volunteer and a true community-minded person who gave so much of himself to others.

Frank was a valued member of our community, and his presence will be deeply missed by all who knew him.

Vale Frank — you will be missed.