Videos tagged with High Stress Shooting

This video provides an in-depth guide to point shooting, a crucial technique for self-defense at close ranges under high stress. Instructor John G. Johnson emphasizes the importance of natural point of aim, proper grip, and focusing on the target rather than sights. He details practical drills, explains the physiological effects of adrenaline, and covers one-handed shooting techniques, stressing that consistent practice is key to mastering this skill for effective self-defense.

This video contrasts combat and competition shooting styles, emphasizing practical techniques for high-stress environments. Key combat techniques include working off the back of the slide for manipulation, never using the slide release lever, and performing a 'tap and tug' to ensure magazine seating. These methods prioritize reliability and functionality under duress over speed.

This video from Active Self Protection analyzes a critical incident in Appleton, Wisconsin, where a suspect, revived from an overdose, engaged police and firefighters in a shootout. Instructor John Correia provides a detailed tactical breakdown, emphasizing pre-attack cues, marksmanship at distance, and human performance factors under stress. The analysis includes body camera footage and highlights the importance of understanding constitutional rights during police interactions.

This analysis breaks down an officer-involved incident in Florida where deputies encountered a felon in possession of a firearm. It covers the incident's progression from initial contact to the use of deadly force, emphasizing tactical lessons on partner communication, backstop awareness, and the psychological effects of high-stress situations on shooting performance. The content is presented with an analytical and educational tone by John Correia, a recognized expert in defensive training.