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About Blake “Blakewater” Flannery, CEO
Blake “Blakewater” Flannery, CEO (@maneuvertrainingsolutions_llc) is an Education creator on Instagram, also filed under Pets. The account has 14,323 followers and 189 published posts. Recent posts average 242 likes and 3 comments, an engagement rate of 1.56%.
With 14.3K followers, Blake “Blakewater” Flannery, CEO is a micro creator by the common 10,000 to 100,000 definition. Set against 230 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 62 followers per account Blake “Blakewater” Flannery, CEO follows. Blake “Blakewater” Flannery, CEO uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files Blake “Blakewater” Flannery, CEO under Education, with Pets as a secondary category.
The Instagram bio for Blake “Blakewater” Flannery, CEO runs to 13 words across 4 lines. The bio mentions @blakewater0326 and @orion_training_group. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Blake “Blakewater” Flannery, CEO dates from May 2026.
189 Posts
Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Blake “Blakewater” Flannery, CEO, 5 are videos and 5 are single images. No single format accounts for most of them. 189 published posts give Blake “Blakewater” Flannery, CEO a moderate archive on Instagram. Against the audience, that is roughly 76 followers for each post published. All 10 carry captions, averaging 116 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include full, website, team, class and it’s.
Doing anything high risk alone is a bad idea, especially CQB. We cover the concepts because it’s a reality for many people that if they need to fight out of a bad situation, or they are in law enforcement they are likely to respond to many calls alone. However, just one more set of eyes, another gun can make a huge difference. So this last day of class that’s what we focused on.
Many students had some base in CQB, having trained with OTG or others prior which makes the concepts easier. For some this was their first time ever. For the FoF portion we drilled the same structure layouts, though we changed the positions of the OpFor to reinforce specific points.
One of the things we stressed was increasing security in hallways, and this group executed that pretty well as did many of the buddy teams. Lots more work is needed, though these folks now have a solid foundation to build upon.
It’s never good to have to go alone, and if you do there are decisions that need to be made and quickly. You will always be giving something up to gain something else.
Tomorrow we’ll finish the class working in pairs, and we’ll again run FoF drills in the afternoon to check understanding.
Works with vast majority of lights made for rifle mounting, loads of options for mounting based upon rail design and laser unit being used (or not). And if you want the light further forward to mitigate shadow off your can, you can get the SME extender which I also have on a couple of mine.
Equipment is never the solution to skill gaps, but good equipment solves equipment gaps.
An program, Promethean is a members club for which there are currently two chapters: Louisiana (LA) and Pennsylvania (PA). The PA chapter is hosted by, and this past weekend we completed our second meetup for the 2026 season.
Last year we focused on basic patrolling, and fire and movement/ fire and maneuver. This culminated with the group breaking down into squads and fireteams, moving to contact and occupying a SBF and Assault Position. Using time as primary, visual signal as alternate, and comms as contingency signals the group successfully executed six live fire and maneuver assaults using the BFR Unknown Distance Range. Specifically a target array of a technical with dismounts. This required a shift fire, into a cease fire where the SBF became overwatch as maneuver withdrew from their raid. The squads linked up at an Attack Position and ultimately we withdrew to the Assembly Area once the day was done.
This year we’re sustaining the patrolling skills, and working the fire and movement/ fire and maneuver into the close quarters environment. The cutting event for the year will be live fire (simunitions), full mission profile raids utilizing the BFR two-story shoot house.
The LA Chapter has been training for a couple years longer than PA, and they have accomplished some amazing tasks as well. These folks are a mix of everyday citizens, and they are able to conduct themselves well in high risk environments. Leaving with renewed appreciation for what is and is not an actual stressful situation in their lives.
If you want to join us for training, cookouts, and some light hearted tom foolery after hours head to the OTG website and apply.
May 1-3, hosted by
Learn the principles of CQB, techniques to abide by those principles with consideration to manpower, mission, and environment.
You don’t always have a team. Understand how to apply your TTPs when it’s down to you and a buddy/ partner, or even just you.
Full details on the webpage
Stay dangerous 🏴☠️
The principles between being solo, in a pair, or on a team don’t change; techniques remain largely the same as well. Solo/ Duo CQB focuses on the nuances of being on your own or hopefully having a capable partner.
This class will include force on force! Around 10 hours of total training will pit students against one another as bad guys and good guys. This allows for trail of techniques, while also seeing things from the adversary side of why some things work and some things do not.
Hit the OTG website (link in bio) for full details and snagging your spot.
We’re about a month out from Full Team CQB hosted by, and maneuvering multiple assault teams up to a target, through the target, and consolidating. And we’ll be covering breaching as well, because you need a good way to get in after all.
March 19-22, Templeton, PA
Head to website for details and snagging your spot with the remaining stock.
Stay dangerous 🏴☠️
We’ll cover:
Mechanical breaching
Single and multi-point breaching
CQB principles & fundamentals
Working in 4-5 man teams
Working multiple small teams through a structure
Target approach & cordon
Deconfliction planning & contingencies
Designed for any American citizen, though especially beneficial to any armed professional coming from a department, agency, or unit. We don’t reinvent the wheel, we just aim to make your understanding of it better and help you advance your own teams.
Head to the website for full details and sign up for your spot. Link in bio.
continues to be our hub for the east coast, there just aren’t a lot of places like this even across the whole country.
We’ll be back up for Full Team CQB 19-22 March, which will be the first time running that program in PA, and again in April for the Q2 Promethean event and then our Solo/ Duo CQB class 1-3 May. Hit the OTG website and snag your spot for a class, and think about joining us in Promethean!
(link in bio)
We sustained skills learned last year by patrolling to training areas and ranges, while adding and refining skills related to CQB.
If you’re interested in training with the group, fill out an application on the OTG website.
Blake “Blakewater” Flannery, CEO's engagement
Blake “Blakewater” Flannery, CEO's engagement rate on Instagram is 1.56%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 64 followers. Likes outnumber comments by roughly 81 to 1, with 242 likes and 3 comments on an average post, so most reactions are taps rather than replies.
Engagement rate
1.56%
- Avg likes
- 242
- Avg comments
- 3
- Interactions : followers
- 1 : 64
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Blake “Blakewater” Flannery, CEO (@maneuvertrainingsolutions_llc) is an Education creator on Instagram, also filed under Pets. Blake “Blakewater” Flannery, CEO uses an Instagram professional account. The Instagram bio for Blake “Blakewater” Flannery, CEO runs to 13 words across 4 lines.
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Blake “Blakewater” Flannery, CEO has 14,323 followers on Instagram (14.3K). Set against 230 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 62 followers per account Blake “Blakewater” Flannery, CEO follows. 189 published posts give Blake “Blakewater” Flannery, CEO a moderate archive on Instagram.
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Blake “Blakewater” Flannery, CEO's engagement rate on Instagram is 1.56%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 64 followers. Likes outnumber comments by roughly 81 to 1, with 242 likes and 3 comments on an average post, so most reactions are taps rather than replies.
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