GUILD TEAM

The Guild Team is a consortium of professional trainers from various backgrounds and disciplines, united under one name to provide some of the best training in the industry. Our team comprises seasoned experts, each bringing unique skills and extensive experience to the table. From former military personnel and law enforcement officers to specialists in various tactical disciplines, our trainers are nationally recognized for their expertise and commitment to excellence.

What truly sets the Guild Team apart is our collaborative spirit and shared dedication to our guiding principle: “Ego is the Enemy of Success.” This ethos drives us to constantly learn from one another and push the boundaries of what effective training can achieve. We believe that by working together, we can create a cohesive and dynamic training environment that fosters growth, innovation, and excellence.

Our trainers are not just instructors; they are mentors and leaders who are passionate about helping you reach your full potential. Whether you’re participating in our breaching training, CQB training, movement solutions, or any of our specialized training courses, you can trust that you are learning from the best in the field. Each member of the Guild Team is committed to providing a safe, supportive, and challenging environment that encourages you to excel.

Kenny McKnight

Regional Instructor
Kenny has been a law enforcement officer with a large agency in southwest Tennessee since 2003. He served as a police academy instructor, teaching recruits and officers various skills such as defensive tactics and physical fitness before joining the agency's SWAT team. Kenny has filled many roles on the team, including entry team member, training coordinator, firearms instructor on different weapon platforms, breaching instructor, rappel master, and sniper. He has assisted in training numerous teams and agencies in the Midsouth. Kenny spent two years as an investigator, becoming a homicide detective before being promoted to Lieutenant. He currently supervises a shift in patrol operations and continues to learn, train, and pass on his knowledge to the individuals he works with daily.