Videos tagged with FAST Drill

This YouTube video showcases the IDPA's FAST drill, explained by @johnthefirearmsinstructor. The FAST drill, an acronym for Fundamentals, Accuracy, and Speed Test, is a standardized shooting exercise designed to evaluate and improve a shooter's core skills. The video likely demonstrates proper shooting form, accuracy at various distances, and the importance of speed in practical shooting scenarios, all within the framework of IDPA competition standards. A link to the official IDPA website is provided for further information.

This video introduces the FAST Drill as a quick and easy pistol training exercise, presented by Brokos. It serves as a starting point for firearms training and is promoted by RECOILtv, which is available on multiple streaming platforms and mobile devices. The description encourages viewers to download the RECOILtv app for Android and iOS.

This video from Polenar Tactical presents a "Machine Challenge" where viewers are invited to beat "The Machine's" time of 0.96 seconds on the FAST drill (Mozambique drill) for a chance to win a free Arex Delta gen 2 handgun. The challenge requires video proof of performing the drill with specific parameters: IDPA target, 6-foot minimum distance, handgun in Condition 1 in a holster, relaxed arms, and a random timer delay of 1-5 seconds. The video highlights "The Machine's" successful execution of the drill, potentially setting a new world record, and aims to encourage audience participation.

This video presents the BFM Drill, a challenging 15-round course of fire developed by Ken Hackathorn, a highly respected instructor with extensive experience in FBI SWAT and U.S. SOCOM. The drill integrates elements of the Bill Drill, FAST Drill, and Mozambique Drill, emphasizing speed, accuracy, and efficient emergency reloads from concealment. It's designed to test a shooter's proficiency under pressure, with a clear scoring rubric to measure performance.

This YouTube video focuses on the "FAST Drill," a common shooting exercise, and aims to help viewers achieve times under 5 seconds. It specifically addresses and highlights common mistakes made by individuals attempting this drill. The video also features promotional content for several outdoor and firearm-related companies, offering discount codes for viewers.

This video showcases a personal record time of 3.7 seconds for the FAST drill, achieved during an AIWB (Appendix Inside the Waistband) class. The instructor, impressed by their students' dedication, agreed to perform the drill at the end of the session. The description highlights a focus on sub-4-second times and mentions several brands associated with the training and equipment, including PHLster, Agency Arms, and Fireclean.

This video features a "Cold FAST" drill demonstration at a firearms class in Richmond, VA. The instructor performs the drill at the request of a student during a lunch break. The demonstration is shown twice, with times recorded by the ClipShot app. The description notes that the video cannot be flipped within the app.

This video showcases "Fast Drill Practice" with a focus on improving shooting speed and efficiency, as indicated by the title and the mention of preparing for a "FAST coin" in a class with Ernest Langdon. The content likely involves timed shooting drills, aiming to demonstrate proficiency and progress towards a specific skill benchmark. The date suggests a retrospective look at training from November 2016.

This video captures a stage win at the KSTG TLG Memorial Match, specifically the Fast Drill Classifier. The shooter dedicates the victory to TLG, expressing deep emotional connection and noting the presence and encouragement of Todd's wife, Kim, and brother, Seth. The description highlights the personal significance of the win, surpassing any material reward.

This YouTube video, titled 'FAST Drill Cold 5.08', focuses on firearms training, specifically a drill known as FAST (Fundamentals, Accuracy, Speed, Trigger control). The 'Cold 5.08' likely refers to the iteration or version of the drill, and possibly a time benchmark (5.08 seconds). While no specific firearm models or calibers are mentioned in the provided data, the nature of the FAST drill suggests a focus on handgun proficiency, marksmanship, and rapid, controlled shooting under simulated stress. It's geared towards individuals seeking to improve their practical shooting skills.

This video showcases the F.A.S.T. (Frequently Associated Shooting Task) drill, aiming for two repetitions under 5 seconds. The description provides a link to the drill's origins on pistol-training.com. The music used is Shaman's Harvest "Country as F*CK", with a disclaimer about copyright.

This Practical Pistol Show Live episode features a discussion with John Johnston of Ballistic Radio, who is described as "ballistic homeless." The panel delves into a recent internet controversy that led to Facebook jail time for participants. They also cover "one-hour-practice" drills and a rapid-fire round of humorous questions about AR-style rifles. The description links to Ballistic Radio's Facebook page and the FAST Drill.