Videos tagged with Drill Design

This guide, drawing on the expertise of Joel Park, outlines how to maximize productivity when training with a partner. It emphasizes aligning goals, structuring drills for continuous engagement (shooting/loading/patching), and preferring shorter, efficient stages. A consistent partner can offer valuable feedback for skill improvement.

Joel Park, with extensive experience training law enforcement agencies, critically analyzes common deficiencies in their firearms training programs. He highlights that many sessions prioritize administrative qualification over genuine skill development, often due to institutional constraints like limited time and ammunition. Park emphasizes that inefficient range pacing, a stigma around mistakes, and drill overload hinder effective learning, suggesting that true skill enhancement often requires individual practice beyond agency-mandated sessions.

This video offers guidance on structuring a training schedule for an upcoming competition season. It directs viewers to practicalshootingtraininggroup.com for in-person classes and digital coaching, and also provides links to Ben Stoeger's books on Amazon and the PSTG podcast. The content focuses on planning and preparation for competitive shooting.

This video discusses the prevalence of intellectual laziness and a lack of imagination in training, particularly within martial skills and when handling firearms. The creator encourages viewers to be more creative and engage their minds when training with their pistol or rifle, rather than simply going through motions. The video aims to promote a more thoughtful and imaginative approach to firearm proficiency and tactical training.