have to agree...cringy to say the least but don´t forget "coach" trains future Marines/Soldiers 
i would like to know about his own personal Military / police experience ..did he even serve?
Military no, LE I get through all the time in my classes. Most don't train. They do their initial training during their first months after being hired then do their mandatory qualifications periodically. With the exceptions of full time SWAT units like LAPD or LASD (who are flat out badasses) their training is not that much different from how a civilian would be trained. With some variations on a flat outdoor range, the qualifications are the same as I teach as course warm-ups in our courses with the exception of our beginners. Btw, there are a lot of people who enter LE and the military with zero experience with a weapon so Imagine that you have a lot new cops out there that have only had about 6 months learning their firearm and shooting let alone making a decision.
I've been shooting since I was 6, started formally training about 10 years ago and still train 3-4 days week to this day.
If you want to make that LE comparison, here you go. This of course doesn't include SWAT or any CQB, VCQB, etc
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department (LASD)
Firearms Qualification Frequency: Deputies are required to complete firearms qualifications quarterly.
CCW Qualification Standards:
Target: NRA B-27
Course of Fire: 72 rounds total; 24 rounds each at 3, 5, and 7 yards
Passing Score: At least 70% (17 out of 24 rounds) must hit within the 7-ring at each distance
Riverside County Sheriff's Department
Reserve Deputy Sheriff Level II Training:
Duration: 15 weeks, totaling 242 hours
Firearms Training: Includes both day and night shooting exercises
Riverside County Sheriff
San Bernardino County
CCW Qualification Standards:
Firing Distances: 7, 10, and 15 yards
Target: NRA B-27
Passing Score: Typically requires a minimum of 70% accuracy, though specific scoring details may vary
San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department
Firearms Training:
Frequency: Over 2,800 officers trained every trimester
Courses Offered:
Tactical Handgun (8 hours)
Tactical Rifle (8 hours)
Tactical Shotgun (8 hours)
Continuing Professional Training (CPT) every trimester
CCW Qualification Standards:
Specifics: Detailed CCW qualification standards are not publicly specified; it's recommended to contact the department directly for precise requirements.
Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD)
Standard Firearms Qualification:
Course Details: Includes timed sequences, headshots, and reloads; specific phases involve firing from 7 yards with sequences like 2 rounds to the right body, 2 to the left body, followed by headshots.
Bonus Qualification Course:
Purpose: Optional course for officers to demonstrate advanced marksmanship
Scoring:
Perfect Score: 400 points
