Meet Hannah
HANNAH
The Tactical Stylist
I grew up on a 2,000-acre cattle and sheep ranch in the Colorado Rockies, riding bareback through the mountains in my mother’s wedding cape, pretending to be a warrior princess protecting her people. That wasn’t just a childhood fantasy. It was the first true version of who I am.
From that ranch I found extreme sports, and extreme sports found me. I eventually became a professional athlete in freeride mountain biking, and became the first woman to land a backflip on a mountain bike. That moment didn’t happen because I wasn’t afraid. It happened because I learned early that fear is not a stop sign. Commitment, trust in yourself, and the willingness to stay with the discomfort long enough to come out the other side — that’s where transformation lives. I just didn’t have the words for it yet.
Life continued to shape me. I became a mother. I built a jewelry company. I stepped into life coaching and personality strategy. I co-founded and directed an armed security company protecting vulnerable communities across the country. Each chapter added a layer, sharpened something in me, and pointed me further toward the work I was always meant to do.
And then fear showed up in a way I couldn’t ride through or outskill. Like so many women, I found myself in a situation that scared me deeply, and I did exactly what most women do. I went and got a gun.
What I didn’t realize then was that the gun didn’t heal the fear. It just armed it.
That realization changed everything.
I began to understand that most people, especially women, come to firearms from a wounded place. Something happened. Someone threatened our sense of safety. And we reach for a tool thinking it will make us whole again. But the tool was never the answer. The healing was always the answer. And that’s exactly where I now do my deepest work.
Today I use firearms to help people heal. Not to prepare them for danger, but to help them face what’s already living inside them. Fear, self-doubt, dependency, disconnection from their own power. The range has a way of bringing all of it to the surface immediately and completely. You can’t hide from yourself behind a trigger. And that’s the point.
Through breathwork, stress inoculation, self-observation, personal responsibility, and real mental and emotional wellness practices, I guide people through a transformation that starts at the range and extends into every corner of their life. I introduce every student to competition, not because winning matters, but because showing up when everything in you wants to shrink is where real change lives.
This work is for anyone ready to do it. Women who came to firearms from a place of fear and deserve to heal that story. Men who are tired of the ego-driven culture that makes training feel like a performance. Anyone who has ever felt like fear was running the show.
I’m not here to teach you how to shoot. I’m here to walk with you through the doorway that most people spend their whole lives avoiding.
Where fear leads us to freedom.
That’s the work. And I’d love to do it with you.