Videos tagged with Mental Discipline

Instructor Mike, demonstrating high authority, presents a unique perspective on 'love languages' applied to self-defense and personal peace. He emphasizes that 'walking away' and 'blocking people' are crucial, albeit unconventional, methods for self-preservation and maintaining inner tranquility. This approach focuses on de-escalation and mental fortitude as primary defensive strategies.

This video debunks common misconceptions about competitive shooting, emphasizing that expensive gear is not necessary to start. It highlights that accuracy is more crucial than speed, and that newcomers can succeed with consistent training. The speaker also clarifies that high physical fitness isn't a requirement for most disciplines and stresses the paramount importance of safety in competitive shooting.

This video introduces the GBRS Group 'Dials Not Switches' collection, focusing on apparel and accessories designed to promote a mental framework for balancing professional and personal life. The core concept emphasizes intentionally shifting focus between different life domains rather than attempting to multitask, using 'dials' to adjust attention levels. The collection includes t-shirts, tanks, hoodies, hats, stickers, and bracelets, each featuring designs that visually represent this philosophy.

This expert-level guide, presented by Paul Howell, details a critical system for target discrimination in combat shooting. It emphasizes a 'whole person' scanning technique focusing on the hand-hand and waistline to quickly identify threats. The instruction highlights the importance of a deliberate discrimination process before engaging with lethal force, crucial for law enforcement, security, and civilian defense scenarios. Shoot house training is recommended to build mental discipline and ensure accurate target identification.

This "Gun Talk Nation" episode goes behind the scenes of "First Person Defender," featuring Ryan Gresham and Chris Cerino. The video discusses the unscripted nature of the show, varying action levels between episodes, common public fears, filming safety precautions, the rationale behind why "good guys don't die" in the show, and the importance of mental discipline in training. It is sponsored by Springfield Armory, Crimson Trace, and ATN, with new episodes beginning August 29, 2020. The description also provides links and ways to access more Gun Talk content.

This guide details the shot process for bullseye pistol shooting, as demonstrated by 12-time NRA National Pistol Champion Brian Zins. The process emphasizes mental discipline and repeatability, remaining consistent across various calibers and stages of fire. Zins highlights the importance of proper grip, stance, and controlled breathing during the execution phase, concluding that mastering this repeatable process is key to achieving high levels of accuracy in precision shooting.

This episode features an interview with skeet shooter Danya Vizzi, a World Champion, discussing her journey from Julliard to competitive shooting. She highlights the importance of competition experience and mental discipline in high-pressure situations. The discussion also touches on Olympic qualification processes and her unique pre-shot routine. The latter half of the show includes listener calls discussing firearm serial numbers, range reports, concealed carry laws in Texas, CMP 1911s, and a critique of ineffective active shooter training methods.