Videos tagged with Competition Training

This video by Tap Rack Bang, LLC, explains the concept of 'throttle control' in firearm training, drawing parallels between competitive shooting (USPSA) and defensive scenarios. It details how different target types and scoring zones influence the shooter's rate of fire and accuracy requirements. The instructor demonstrates how to adapt shooting speed based on target presentation, cover, and the presence of non-threats, emphasizing that competitive target engagement strategies have direct validity in enhancing defensive shooting capabilities.

This video segment from Polenar Tactical introduces a strong-hand-only drill for the Tactical Games. It emphasizes practicing shooting with one hand to enhance proficiency in specific competitive scenarios. The segment highlights the importance of focused training for competitive shooting events.

Joel Park, a firearms instructor with extensive experience, details the 'One Shot Return Drill.' This drill focuses on observing sight movement after a shot to differentiate between a true flinch and natural recoil recovery. Park emphasizes that this drill is best practiced with live ammunition, as dry fire cannot replicate the physical recoil necessary for accurate assessment.

This video provides expert advice on traveling with firearms, covering airline regulations, proper packing, and ammunition transport. It also touches on the importance of shooting sports, training, and the quality variations in ammunition. The discussion highlights practical tips from experienced firearm instructors and writers, emphasizing preparation and adherence to rules for a smooth travel experience.

This YouTube video focuses on training for an upcoming competition, likely in Jiu-Jitsu, as indicated by the hashtags #jiujitsu, #coldplunge, #icebath, and #recovery. The title suggests the user is in a training environment. While the description doesn't explicitly mention firearms, the user's interest in training and competition could extend to disciplines that utilize firearms, or the training itself might be a component of a larger lifestyle that includes firearms. However, based *solely* on the provided title and description, no direct firearm-related content can be definitively extracted.

This video details the intensive five-day training camp undertaken by the women's US Open PCC team in preparation for the 2025 World Shoot in the Czech Republic. The training focused on a blend of fundamental drills, dynamic movement exercises, and complex courses of fire, emphasizing teamwork and individual skill refinement. The team utilized a structured approach with morning sessions dedicated to fundamentals and afternoon sessions focused on applying those skills to full courses of fire.

This video from Team Glock University demonstrates competition preparation training focused on building confidence. It features drills like the '20 Alpha' for accuracy at various distances, strong and support hand shooting to develop weaker-hand proficiency, and movement drills simulating stage transitions. The instructor emphasizes that pre-competition training should focus on reinforcing existing skills rather than learning new ones.

This video reviews Laser Ammo's Smokeless Range and i-MMTS (Interactive Multi-Target Training System), offering a comprehensive look at their laser-based firearms training solutions. The Smokeless Range utilizes a projector and software to create virtual ranges for various training scenarios, from games to competition stages and military qualifications. The i-MMTS system features wireless targets that can be used independently or with a control unit for drills like 'chase the ball' and 'shoot/no shoot'. The review highlights the cost savings, safety benefits, and flexibility of these systems for both home use and professional training environments.

This video details a 2-gun practice session for the Finnish Brutality competition, featuring a Finnish M39 Mosin-Nagant rifle and a TT33 Tokarev pistol. The practice incorporates physically demanding stages that test proficiency with both firearms under duress, including kettlebell carries and Kasarda drills. Instruction from Ian McCollum highlights the importance of gear selection and adapting techniques for challenging scenarios.

This video details the 'Ghost Op' drill, a dynamic training exercise for practical shooting. The drill involves setting up cones and engaging targets as you move between them in a ladder-like pattern. It emphasizes rapid position entry, precise indexing, and transitioning between targets under physical exertion, offering a change of pace from more static training methods. The drill is designed to build skills in quick gun acquisition and accurate shooting from various positions.

This video details a comprehensive dry-fire training session for USPSA/IDPA competitors, emphasizing trigger control, transitions, and dot stabilization. The instructor, TheHumbleMarksman, shares specific drills like 'Trigger Control at Speed' and target engagement sequences, highlighting the importance of focused practice, grip adjustments, and body tension management. The session is designed to improve speed and precision in competitive shooting scenarios.

Lucas Botkin, an expert instructor from T.REX ARMS, details how to cultivate a sense of urgency in firearms training to improve speed and efficiency. The guide emphasizes using shot timers, focusing on critical tasks like the draw and reloads, and pushing boundaries without sacrificing accuracy. This approach is crucial for developing practical shooting skills beyond comfortable practice paces.