Achilles Heel Tactical has officially launched the AHT Podcast, a long-form conversational platform hosted by AHT instructor David Acosta Jr., intended to extend many of the discussions that naturally happen around its training programs.
The debut episode, “The Genesis of AHT,” features founder Rick Crawley discussing the origins of Achilles Heel Tactical, the philosophy behind the company, and the standards that continue to shape its direction today.
For those who have trained with AHT, the format will feel familiar.
Some of the most meaningful conversations don’t happen while standing on the firing line. They happen during lunch, after class, or sitting around talking once the training day is over. Conversations about leadership, responsibility, discipline, marriage, fatherhood, faith, preparedness, and the realities of navigating life well in a culture that often lacks clear direction. The podcast is intended to be an extension of that atmosphere.
Rather than forcing those conversations into a class setting, the AHT Podcast creates a place where those topics can be explored more freely and in greater depth through long-form discussions with instructors, professionals, and respected voices from the firearms, military, law enforcement, and leadership communities.
“If you’ve trained with us, then you already know that a lot of the best conversations tend to happen during breaks or after class, and the podcast is really just intended to be an extension of that”, said Acosta.
While firearms training remains central to AHT’s work, the podcast broadens the conversation beyond technical skill alone. The intent is to help cultivate men who are more capable, more competent, and more accountable in the responsibilities they carry as husbands, fathers, protectors, and leaders.
New episodes will release weekly and will feature a mix of interviews, solo discussions, and group conversations centered around topics that matter both on and off the range.
“The Genesis of AHT” is now available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
For training information and upcoming courses, visit AchillesHeelTactical.com.
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