MAG 40 training

[BUFF_dragon]

Hey yall, I'm lookin into taking the MAG40 class in June (the one in Rochester IN).  I just have some questions about it.
The first question is one of cost.  Neither website has a cost for the class on it.
The second question deals with physical ability, unfortunately my back has started acting up again and has slowed down my movement below the mid-back quite a bit (have an MRI this coming Tuesday, so we'll see if I'll have to get another surgery or now).  I really want to take the class, just dont know how much movement and all that it will require, or how badly I'll screw the rest of the class up with not walkin too fast....

Any advice?

[MasAyoob]

Buff, while second level courses get pretty physical, first level isn't bad in that respect. Kneeling and cover crouch shooting are about the only things that could aggravate a bad back, and we can work around that.

On tuition, you want to address that to the host, Sand Burr Gun Ranch. Give them a call; their contacts should be on the MAG website at http://massadayoobgroup.com.

Look forward to meeting you in Indiana.

best,
Mas

[BUFF_dragon]

Thank you.
I will send an email to Sand Burr...  looks like they've got a nice facility

[MasAyoob]

You'll love Sand Burr. The people even more than the facility. It's like going back half a century in time: old world values, old world guns...and every now and then, if not the ghost of Elmer Keith, his semi-reincarnation.

When you meet the Sand Burr crew, you'll see what I'm talking about. Wonderful folks, and one of my very favorite venues.

best,
Mas

[Anthony]

Hi Mas,

How does the Mag 40 class compare to the old advanced LFI-II, LFI-III, and LFI-IV curriculum?

Will you be adding more advanced courses to the Massad Ayoob Group's roster of classes?

If yes, any thoughts on what will be taught.

Thank you for your input.

- Anthony

[MasAyoob]

Anthony, either an LFI-I or a MAG-40 (or the two MAG-20s) would be a suitable prerequisite for a MAG-80.
best,
Mas