Videos tagged with Coaching

This video emphasizes that the fundamental secret to better shooting lies in mastering trigger pull. Instruction from experienced individuals, including a former magazine editor, highlights that focusing on this basic technique simplifies all other shooting aspects. Realistic self-assessment against peers, rather than superhuman talents, is encouraged for effective progress.

This video highlights the transformative impact of consistent, dedicated practice and expert coaching in competitive shooting. The speaker details their journey from a novice to a podium finisher in a year, emphasizing the critical role of a coach in diagnosing and correcting shooting flaws. The focus is on intensive pistol training across disciplines like USPSA, two-gun, and bullseye, with a strong emphasis on daily practice and immediate feedback from a coach.

This YouTube video promotes PRN Online Training, an online platform offering a comprehensive suite of resources for firearms enthusiasts. The description highlights access to online courses, coaching, live Q&A sessions with industry professionals, training partner matching, and direct communication with the creator and other experts. The primary goal is to drive viewers to the Precision Rifle Network's Skool.com page for more information and to join the community.

This video aims to explain the concept of 'cues' and their importance in achieving optimal performance. While the specific application of cues isn't detailed in the provided information, the description suggests a focus on understanding and applying these elements to enhance results in any given activity.

This YouTube video features Joel engaging in shooting courses and includes some informal discussion or banter. The description provides links to Practical Shooting Training Group (PSTG) for in-person classes and digital coaching, as well as Ben Stoeger's books on Amazon and the PSTG podcast. The content appears to be geared towards individuals interested in improving their shooting skills and learning more about practical shooting techniques.

This video, titled "RE Midseason Peaking PSTG question," appears to be a discussion or analysis related to competitive shooting, likely within the context of the Practical Shooting Training Group (PSTG). The description provides links to PSTG's in-person classes, digital coaching, Ben Stoeger's books on Amazon, and their podcast, indicating a focus on training, instruction, and resources for competitive shooters. The mention of "peaking" suggests a discussion about performance optimization during a competitive season.

This video focuses on identifying and improving a shooter's weaknesses, as indicated by the title "Knowing Your Shooting Weakness!". The description and provided hashtags suggest content related to firearm training, marksmanship, and potentially handgun proficiency. It covers aspects of concealed carry and everyday carry (EDC) within the broader context of responsible firearm ownership and practice.

This video emphasizes the critical importance of having faith and trust in your coach, even when their guidance seems counterintuitive or leads you in a direction that initially feels wrong. The speaker uses an analogy of navigating complex trails to illustrate that the path to achieving your goals is rarely straight and often requires trusting your coach's experience, as they have likely navigated similar challenges before and guided others to success.

This guide synthesizes expert instruction from Harold Cabunoc, a Senior Military Instructor, on achieving marksmanship excellence. It emphasizes moving beyond basic proficiency to leadership in coaching, correcting common errors in stance, grip, and trigger control through detailed analysis and dry practice. The content highlights marksmanship as a core competency for officers, backed by practical advice on aiming and muscle memory development.

This YouTube video appears to be a training-focused content piece, possibly with a humorous or themed element indicated by "Shrek" in the title. The inclusion of terms like "shooting," "training," "commando," "army," "safety," "Glock," "fire," and "coaching" strongly suggests a focus on firearm proficiency and tactical skills. The presence of "Glock" specifically points to a focus on pistols, and the general context implies a desire to convey effective shooting practices and possibly leadership within a tactical or military setting. The video aims to educate or demonstrate techniques for firearm handling and application.

This video features Atty. Stef Arevalo undergoing 15 minutes of marksmanship coaching drills. The description highlights a significant improvement in his shooting skills after this focused training session.

This guide outlines a structured approach to becoming a better clay shooter, emphasizing a progression from casual club shoots to competitive registered events. It highlights the importance of joining governing bodies like the CPSA, understanding the learning curve of competitive shooting, and seeking professional coaching for advanced development. Key advice includes prioritizing essential safety gear, addressing gun fit incrementally, and working with a coach who has a proven track record of developing successful competitors.