Videos tagged with Distance Training

This guide details how to teach the 'place' command to dogs, particularly for hunting applications, as demonstrated by a Mossberg expert. It covers starting with puppies, using various locations, and progressing to distance training for effective control in hunting scenarios. The instruction emphasizes consistency and positive reinforcement for reliable command execution.

John Johnson, a firearms instructor from Cape Coral, Florida, discusses how shooting too many rounds without focus can negatively impact accuracy. He emphasizes the concept of 'diminishing returns' and advises against simply 'blasting rounds.' Instead, he advocates for a planned approach to range time, focusing on fundamentals like grip, stance, trigger control, sight alignment, and sight picture, even when shooting fewer rounds. Johnson also highlights the importance of training at appropriate distances and seeking qualified instruction to improve proficiency for self-defense.

This video recap from Tactical Hyve details a modified walk-back drill designed to improve pistol accuracy by focusing on presenting the pistol and taking single shots as soon as sights are on target. The drill emphasizes trigger prep, steady platform, and avoiding sympathetic movement, with the shooter gradually increasing distance until accuracy degrades, highlighting areas for technique improvement.

This video discusses the implications of the Greenwood Park Mall shooting on self-defense training, specifically regarding engagement distances. The speaker questions the long-held notion that self-defense engagements are typically under 25 yards, citing the incident where a concealed carrier engaged a threat at 40 yards. The video suggests that instructors and students should consider expanding training to include longer distances (50-100 yards) and stress-induced scenarios to better prepare for unpredictable self-defense situations.