Videos tagged with Anticipation

This video by John G. Johnson, a firearms instructor, addresses the common problem of flinching, which he states affects 99% of shooters and kills accuracy. He defines flinching as an involuntary movement to fight recoil, often by pushing the gun down, causing shots to go low. Johnson introduces the 'Ball and Dummy Drill' as a method to identify and correct this issue by having a partner load magazines with a mix of live rounds and dummy rounds.

John G. Johnson, a firearms training instructor, details how dry-fire practice is essential for improving pistol accuracy. He emphasizes the importance of a smooth trigger press, controlled breathing, and avoiding the common mistakes of blinking and anticipation. The video introduces the HTS Dryfire Bullet Insert as a tool to facilitate safe and effective dry-fire training, allowing shooters to practice trigger travel without the slide locking back.

This guide details the 'Pause Drill,' a fundamental training exercise for new shooters, as demonstrated by John G. Johnson. The drill emphasizes slowing down the shooting process to build a solid foundation in grip, trigger control, and sight alignment, directly combating the common accuracy killer of rushing shots. Instruction includes proper grip mechanics, trigger press technique, and stance for recoil management.

Chris Sajnog offers five techniques to overcome flinching and anticipation when shooting. Key strategies include reframing negative self-talk, practicing mindfulness to stay present, breathing normally during the shot, and exercising patience as new neural pathways are developed. These methods aim to improve shooter focus and reduce involuntary reactions.

This video from Firearms Training By John G. Johnson addresses the common issue of shooting low and left. Instructor John G. Johnson explains that the primary causes are anticipation of recoil, improper trigger finger placement, and poor grip. He provides actionable techniques, including the ball and dummy drill and proper trigger finger engagement, to help shooters correct these errors and improve accuracy.

This live training session from John G. Johnson's 'Firearms Training' channel addresses 10 common reasons shooters struggle at the range and provides actionable solutions. John G. Johnson, a firearms instructor, emphasizes that accuracy issues are typically shooter-dependent, not equipment-related. The video details critical techniques like proper grip, stance, trigger control, dominant eye alignment, sight picture, follow-through, and avoiding anticipation, offering practical advice to tighten groups and build confidence.

This video discusses the perceived difficulty of shooting 10mm versus .40 S&W, concluding that recoil anticipation, not the caliber itself, is the primary factor affecting accuracy. The host emphasizes fundamental shooting techniques like proper sight alignment, trigger control, and breath control as crucial for accurate shooting with any caliber. He suggests that breaking the habit of anticipating recoil is key to improving shot-to-shot accuracy.

This video explains the flinch or anticipation response in shooting as a natural, protective reflex. It draws parallels to conditioned responses in animals, emphasizing that the explosion of a firearm is not a direct threat to the shooter's head, despite the instinctual reaction. Understanding this can help shooters avoid developing bad habits.

This video from Firearms Training By John G. Johnson provides a comprehensive guide to improving trigger control for more accurate shooting. It breaks down five key principles and five essential drills, including dry fire, the wall drill, pencil drill, penny drill, ball and dummy drill, and reset drill. The instruction emphasizes consistent trigger engagement, proper finger placement, follow-through, and grip stability, offering actionable advice for shooters of all levels.

This video appears to be a pre-event vlog or hype video showcasing the atmosphere and excitement in Las Vegas leading up to a major competition or event, possibly related to firearms given the context of the prompt. The title "Las Vegas Vibes Before Worlds – Let's Go!" suggests anticipation and travel to a significant gathering. While no specific firearms or related activities are explicitly mentioned in the title or description, the prompt's focus on firearm content experts implies that the video's underlying context or a related series might involve firearms. The "🎉" emoji further emphasizes a celebratory or event-focused mood.

This video appears to be a short, atmospheric clip captured in the morning, hinted at by the title "The calm before the storm this morning!". While the description is empty, the title itself suggests a moment of tranquility preceding an event, which in a firearms context could imply preparation for a range day, a training session, or even anticipation of a more dynamic activity. Without further information, it's difficult to ascertain the specific firearms or activities involved, but the "calm before the storm" framing often evokes a sense of readiness and focus.

The video title suggests an upcoming event that the creator anticipates will be "epic" but also admits to feeling "a little nervous." Without a transcript, the exact nature of the event remains unknown. However, given the context of the analysis, it is likely related to firearms, possibly a challenging shooting scenario, a new firearm review, or a competitive event. The nervousness could stem from the difficulty of the task, the stakes involved, or the potential for unexpected outcomes.