Videos tagged with Eye Movement

This video addresses a common training question about the optimal timing for eye transitions between targets. Instructor Ben Stoeger emphasizes the principle 'you hit where you look,' advising against looking at the next target too early, which can lead to 'drag-off' shots. He provides a self-check method using sight movement during live fire to gauge correct eye timing.

This episode of Practical Shooting After Dark focuses on identifying and correcting common vision and focus errors in shooting. Ben Stoeger and Joel discuss how to tell if a shooter is target-focused or sight-focused by observing posture, eye movement, and target transitions. They also cover how to recognize when shooters might revert to sight-focusing under pressure, such as during movement or when dealing with difficult shots, and how this impacts shot placement.

This expert-level guide, presented by Shane Coley, Team GLOCK Captain, details efficient target transitions for competitive shooting. It emphasizes the critical role of eye movement preceding gun movement and the necessity of engaging the lower body for powerful, controlled transitions between targets, especially during wide-angle engagements. The instruction is geared towards intermediate to advanced shooters looking to improve speed and accuracy in dynamic shooting scenarios.

This guide details a technique for analyzing target transitions using high-speed video, as demonstrated by Kyle Schmidt. The core principle is ensuring the shooter's eyes lead the rifle's movement for efficient and accurate transitions between targets. By reviewing footage, shooters can self-correct and improve their visual processing during rapid firing sequences. This method is presented by a featured expert from Springfield Armory.

This guide details a competitive shooting drill focused on rapid target transitions, as demonstrated by professional shooter Doug Koenig. It emphasizes the critical role of immediate eye movement to the next target, followed by the body and firearm. The drill involves practicing double-taps on spaced targets and varying distances to improve speed and focus management. Instruction from a world-renowned champion shooter highlights advanced techniques for competitive proficiency.