Training and Maintenance Journal — Koach Hatzafon

Use the templates on this page to record each training session, range visit and maintenance activity. Complete the relevant details after each activity and save them in a notebook or personal file. Track your progress, identify areas for improvement and arrive better prepared for your next session. Bookings and attendance recorded in the system appear separately in your account. Your personal journal is for tracking and planning only; it is not an official training certificate. Refresher, licence renewal and attendance certificates are retained according to the procedures of the authorised organisation.

- Report period — from and to dates - Training date - Range name and location - Training type and goal - Rounds fired — a whole number for each session - Instructor feedback - Achievements and areas for improvement - Goal for the next session - Additional notes as needed Total your range visits and rounds fired for the selected period and note your most recent shooting date. These templates support personal records in a notebook or file; they are not an online data-entry form.

Track the stages you have completed in the traffic-light program and what remains. - Red — Foundations - Orange — Control and Accuracy Fundamentals - Green — Final Assessment For each stage, record its goal, completion date, instructor feedback and recommended next step. When arranging your next session, tell the team which stages you have completed and what you want to improve. Progression is agreed with the instructors according to the program.

- Activity date - Firearm or equipment item serviced — a short identifying name - Type of work completed - Faults or wear identified - Reflex sight battery replacement — whether replaced, replacement date and battery type - Next inspection date — where specified by the manufacturer - Notes for professional servicing Use the most recent record to identify the last cleaning and battery replacement dates. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions and consult a qualified professional when needed.

1. Record the date, range, training type and rounds fired immediately after your session. 2. Add your instructor’s feedback, achievements and areas for improvement. 3. Set a clear goal for your next session and save the records in a notebook or personal file. Consistent records help you make each session a stronger starting point for the next.