Guerrilla Army - Day of Training Exercises

A normal day of infantry training in the Army is going to be focused on one, maybe two max particular subjects, such as hand to hand combat, rifle marksmanship, combat maneuvering, radio procedures, the list goes on. Assuming the Army is offering some sort of accelerated one day training session for guerilla insurgents, it's probably going to be more lecture based with a take home checklist of things to practice. Maybe some basic weapons familiarization. It takes weeks to get local insurgents (think Central America and Afghanistan) up to any semblance of combat readiness.

On a day to day basis, your insurgents are probably not doing much training. If all they have are hand grenades and handguns, they don't want to waste ammo and grenades, so they are throwing a lot of fist sized rocks and doing dry fire exercises.

Oh also, I think you can assume that if your insurgents have access to grenades, then they have access to assault rifles, or at least hunting rifles. Pistols are pretty useless against governmental forces that have assault rifles and machine guns. A pistol is an officer's weapon that is used to keep captives and detained soldiers in line. If a pistol has to be used in an actual combat situation, you're pretty much done for. Get your kids some AKMs and RPGs. That's what the kids in Central America had.

Ambush practice? Laying IEDs?