No problemo, tex...

I start everyone out at Level 1, no matter what their skill level is. The better shooters just perform the drills faster and more accurately, that's all. After day one of Level 1, I offer tutorial classes. I separate the shooters and have them work on different techniques, just like they do in any Martial Arts class. That way I can teach to the needs of the individual shooters.
But some guys insist they don't want to take a Level 1 class, and site ALL their credentials.

But F-F is way different than anything anyone else is teaching. So everyone starts out in Level 1 with me, and NOBODY jumps up or ahead until the master each level.
Then there are guys like Rick Simes for example. He came to his first Level 1 Fist-Fire class in Memphis and was already a Master Class IDPA shooter at the time. He's loved it and has been with me ever since, and is now one of the BEST instructors I have in my camp. He didn't mind working his way up to the top.
Also, newbies have no en-grained BAD HABITS, so they are at an advantage in that respect. So, to answer your question, no, there are no prerequisites for training with me and guys.
Take care,
D.R.
www.TacticalShooting.com