I'm a 47 year old guy that has been riding on and off for 25 years. As I've gotten older, I'm less…read moreinterested in sharing roads with cars, and more keen to safely and confidently ride dirt roads and backcountry trails to go camping, fishing, and enjoy the mountains on my dual sport bike. My first full day skills session with Brett was a fantastic educational experience. Brett is a bad as rider, an empathetic human, and an excellent communicator. He can take potentially complex ideas, and make them simple to understand; he's just a great teacher. I can't wait to get back for round two!

I don't have enough kind words to say about Enduro Ranch, and would highly recommend them to anyone…read moreseeking to up-level their skill set, or explore the world by motorcycle. Their team is incredibly communicative, educationally focused, and safety-centric... all while not losing sight of fun. I was fortunate to have Brett for a full day 1:1, he is a great instructor who helped me reach the goals we had discussed, and put a few new tricks in the lineup. From beginner to advanced training rides and guided trips, this crew is the real deal!

The best CPR class I've taken over the 17yrs I've taken the various BLS classes. Would highly…read morerecommend.

I don't believe I've ever seen a more poorly run and unprofessional business in my life. The class…read morewas well done. I am hesitant to say it was excellent but it was very good. However, getting a certificate from them seems to be virtually impossible. It's been over 2 weeks and nothing. Over a week ago Vince said tomorrow, that was more than 7 days ago. It also cost $251 which is about twice of what I paid for it three times previously from another vendor. What's the problem, they email you a certificate.

I went from never having sat on a bike to confidently purchasing one, with Shaundell's help, in…read moreroughly 7 days. I want to be clear in that the BRC did not make me a great rider (that comes with time and experience, I hope), but it did give me the tools to respect riding, to function as a beginner should, and the confidence to move forward. I can't stress enough how much of that was Shaundell's patience, knowledge, and encouragement. On a related aside, from day one I got the sense that this wasn't just a career or business for Shaundell, rather his love for riding and safety and the community elevate this to a lifestyle, to his life - and it shines through. You'd be well served to take the course, any course, with him.

Awesome instructions, well done. Got my license and the class was hard but fun. This company is…read moreabsolutely top notch!

I walked into Guns for Everyone as a skinny white guy with what I'll admit was a bit of an attitude…read more- thinking I already knew what I needed about carrying concealed. Edgar completely changed my perspective in ways I didn't expect. What sets this class apart is that Edgar doesn't just teach you how to shoot - he makes you seriously think about WHEN and WHY you might need to use your firearm. His approach to situational awareness, and understanding the legal and ethical responsibilities of carrying is absolutely top-notch. The training wasn't just about marksmanship; it was about mindset. Edgar has this way of cutting through the noise and making you confront some uncomfortable realities about self-defense scenarios. He challenged my preconceptions and made me realize that carrying a gun is about far more than just having the hardware - it's about having the judgment to know when NOT to use it. I left that class with a completely different outlook on concealed carry - more humble, more aware, and much better prepared. If you're thinking about getting your concealed carry permit or already have one but want to truly understand the responsibilities that come with it, you owe it to yourself to take Edgar's class. This is the kind of training that could literally save your life - or keep you from making the biggest mistake of your life.

Colorado has rediculous and downright oppressive gun laws. Guns For Everyone knows that and really…read moretries to make the mandatory classes for a concealed weapons permit as painless and inexpensive as possible. The four hour class is informative and humorous. It's delivered by a self proclaimed "fat Mexican" and he really does a great job making everyone feel at ease while putting out some great information. His friendly banter about race really breaks the ice and makes a really dry and dull topic as fun as it can be. Guns For Everyone really fills a need in the Colorado gun community and I highly recommend this business.

I took Go-4-It / Michael Pettiford's five day Race School Program to qualify for licensing to race…read morein SCCA. There were other programs that I researched (both in Colorado and out-of-state) and Michael's programs was the best fit. The course was contoured for SCCA racing and my previous driving experience. The program focused on track safety, driving technique, race-craft, and competive driving. The course work included both traditional/fundamental instruction and lessons from his tenure racing SCCA. Michael is a great instructor, very personable, and a great resource - no regrets with taking the program and highly recommended if you are looking to gain an edge on other racers.

Michael was the best teacher I ever had! I have been driving for years but was never very…read moreconfident. However, after only 10 hours of instruction I am a different driver! Michael is very nice and understanding. He listened to what I wanted to get out of the course and he delivered! Even experienced drivers can learn a lot from this wonderful Man! Anyone can learn to drive with Michael!

I never knew how much of their infection control training was going to come in handy. Depressing,…read morebut true. Karris (sp?) placed a good amount of emphasis on infection control and PPE, and I use her advice every day as I take every precaution for my family during this pandemic. I think Compass should consider offering an infection control course to the general public. Great, thorough instruction. The clinical hours are rewarding! What I learned at Compass I applied to helping my husband through a serious surgery (and resulting complications). He's doing well now, but I still have my stethoscope to confidently check his pulse and BP!

Beyond grateful for Compass Nursing! My group and I all passed both the Skills and Written exams on…read moreour first try. The online portion is super flexible and lets you work at your own pace, clinical's were phenomenal, and the skills instruction was clear and concise. I have really enjoyed the experience with my group members and fantastic instructor. Highly recommend!!

My daughter got her permit and drivers license with Marci. I cannot say enough good things about…read moreExcel! Great expert for my daughter. Marci is a phenomenal instructor! Would give six stars if I could!

As someone who has been a corporate trainer for over 20 years as well as an OSHA trained safety…read moretrainer, I was appalled at the Commerce City locations CDL training. Orientation consists of the students sitting around a conference table as each instructor comes in and tells horror stories of things that can happen on the road. There was no class schedule or agenda for any given day. We did not know what we were going to be doing until we were doing it. There was no overall plan conveyed. No feedback given. One day after lunch my group stood around for 2 plus hours waiting for our instructors to figure out what we were doing. We were told to be there at 6:30AM every day, but didn't leave the office until 7:30 or 8:00. Every instructor taught everything differently. I was taught the Pre-Trip inspection 3 different ways from 3 different instructors. I watched them move students from 1 truck to another, no consistency. Had one instructor that insisted on smoking while teaching us. At one point, our class of 16 was mixed in with another class of 9 halfway through the course. There was 10 students spread between 2 trucks and 2 instructors at the backing yard. I watched as 1 student, who was in the middle of performing his first successful offset backing, get stopped by his instructor and pulled out of the truck to leave in another. Everyone in my class had their tests rescheduled if not once, but multiple times. Students were forced to test in trucks that they were not familiar with and the even had different length of trailers. Spent a grand total of 5 minutes in their simulator. Instructors tell you that 95% of the trucks on the road are automatic transmissions, yet Excel has a grand total of 1 in their fleet. They insist on trying to train people how to drive a standard transmission that have never even done so in a car. Now lets get to the safety aspect or lack thereof. We were forced to perform pre-trip inspections while parked along a busy frontage road. No signs anywhere on the truck that says student driver. On day 2, with zero drivetime behind the wheel, I sat in the sleeper cab and watched as a 23 year old that had never even driven a standard transmission before, be required to drive in rush hour traffic on I76 to go to the backing yard. Our instructor got us lost numerous times while a student was driving, once having a student drive through narrow residential streets. Instructor having us turn right when he meant left and vice versa. At one point even had a student turn down a dead end road. Had a tire blow out on the trailer in the middle of nowhere and had to sit on the side of the road for 3 hours. After the course was done I reached out to some of the students in my class and found out that 13 of the 16 students failed their 1st test. That tells me its not the students, its the instruction.

Just took Mikes CCW course and highly recommend it. Not only does he cover all the required content…read morehe stress hands on muscle memory with gun safety as the key. Appreciated all his extra tips about how to be effective with your skills. The classes are small and personal. Thanks Mike

Bullzeye Firearms Training is simply the best in the business. The classes are thorough. The…read moreinstructor is clear. And, of course, safety is a priority. I really benefitted from the instructor's years of experience in the field. He gave all the students personal attention, and he answered all questions. At the range part of the training he gave individualized attention and instruction. No matter what your experience level, I highly recommend training courses by Bullzeye.