Joel Park, a professional firearms instructor, explains how shooting performance can degrade due to mental and physical fatigue during long practice sessions. He addresses the common 'low and left' shot deviation for right-handed shooters, often caused by subconscious recoil anticipation and support hand fatigue leading to muzzle dip. Park recommends specific drills and strategies like maintaining support hand tension, proper trigger press, and taking strategic breaks to combat these issues and maintain accuracy.
John 'Shrek' McPhee explains how desensitization through repeated exposure to combat reduces fear, allowing for greater effectiveness in high-risk situations. He emphasizes learning to manage the 'thousand emotions' during stress by 'riding the wave' rather than being overwhelmed. Extreme fatigue can also lower anxiety by reducing the capacity to care, and embracing fear can lead to anti-fragility. McPhee also highlights the critical need for rapid escalation of force in tactical scenarios and the stark difference between perceived and actual combat.
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