Videos tagged with Classifiers

This video details the speaker's journey through competitive shooting classifications, from D-class to Grand Master (GM). He emphasizes the importance of deliberate practice, moving from focusing on avoiding mistakes to embracing speed and accepting occasional misses. Key hurdles overcome include developing consistent gun handling, efficient magazine changes, and shifting focus from outcome to process, particularly in the transition from M-class to GM.

Joel Park, a seasoned instructor, outlines the top three dry-fire skills essential for USPSA classifiers: a well-developed index, proper grip and hand placement during the draw, and precise target transitions. He emphasizes that these fundamental skills, often overlooked in favor of speed, are critical for overall shooting proficiency and success in competitive scenarios.

This video features El Prez and Steely Speed VII classifiers, likely participants in a shooting competition or qualification event. The description indicates they achieved scores of 87% and 88%, noting a lack of practice the preceding week. The content appears to be from "Shadow Hawk Practical Shooters."

This YouTube video, "Practical Pistol Show 66 - Reshooting Classifiers," appears to be part of a series focused on practical pistol training. The title suggests a review or re-evaluation of "classifiers," which are likely standardized shooting drills or stages used in competitive shooting or training. The description provides links to the Practical Shooting Training Group (PSTG) for in-person classes and digital coaching, as well as Ben Stoeger's books on Amazon, indicating a focus on serious pistol training and the competitive shooting community. The podcast link further reinforces the educational and instructional nature of the content.