Videos tagged with One Shot Return Drill

Joel Park, a firearms instructor with extensive experience, details the 'One Shot Return Drill.' This drill focuses on observing sight movement after a shot to differentiate between a true flinch and natural recoil recovery. Park emphasizes that this drill is best practiced with live ammunition, as dry fire cannot replicate the physical recoil necessary for accurate assessment.

Joel Park, an expert competitive shooter, explains why compensating for shooting errors by aiming differently is a detrimental practice. He emphasizes addressing the root cause of misses, such as trigger control issues, rather than applying 'band-aid' solutions. The video demonstrates techniques for improving sight recovery during drills like the one-shot return, highlighting the importance of minimizing input and focusing on finesse over force for consistent accuracy, especially as distances increase.

This video emphasizes process-oriented training over result-based training for firearms proficiency. It introduces a series of drills, starting with 'Trigger Control at Speed,' to build a durable grip and develop trigger manipulation skills. The progression includes 'One Shot Return,' '50/50s,' and 'Doubles,' progressively increasing distance and complexity to refine visual anchoring, grip consistency, and predictive shooting capabilities. The instructor stresses the importance of analyzing feedback to understand cause and effect, rather than focusing solely on the target outcome.

This video provides expert guidance on effective indoor firearms training, focusing on marksmanship fundamentals applicable during off-seasons or when range access is limited. Lead instructor Joel Park details drills like 'One Shot Return,' 'Doubles,' and 'Reactive Shooting' to improve trigger control, sight alignment, and target transitions. The advice emphasizes building solid habits through deliberate practice, even with restricted range capabilities.

This guide outlines essential firearms training drills for law enforcement instructors with limited practice time and ammunition. It emphasizes mastering marksmanship fundamentals like trigger control at speed, rapid fire pairs, reactive shooting, and multiple target engagement. The advice includes integrating dry repetitions to maximize training efficiency and build shooter awareness.

This video provides a comprehensive guide to productive live-fire pistol training, emphasizing drills that validate dry-fire practice and improve core shooting skills. It details techniques for grip and vision, recoil control through sight confirmation, trigger press efficiency, and target transitions. The instruction focuses on developing efficient shooting habits by breaking down complex actions into isolated drills and then stacking them together.

This video explains how to diagnose shooting errors by focusing on sight tracking after a single shot using the 'one-shot return' drill. Instructor Joel Park emphasizes that pushing into the gun to fight recoil often causes low shots and that the gun's actual recoil is less than perceived. He also introduces the 'trigger control at speed' drill to improve trigger manipulation without disturbing aim.

This video addresses common issues with the 'One Shot Return Drill,' focusing on inconsistent red dot return. Instructors Joel Park and Nick Young of Velox Training Group explain that inconsistent dot return often stems from fluctuating grip pressures, trying to fight recoil, or not focusing precisely on the return point. They emphasize that finesse and consistent grip are key, not brute strength, and that the dot's behavior is a direct indicator of grip and vision issues. The discussion also touches on building consistent index between different firearms and improving target transitions.

This video provides essential drills for new pistol shooters, focusing on fundamental techniques to improve speed and accuracy. Instructors Nick Young and Joel Park detail the 'One Shot Return' drill to teach precise sight recovery and the 'Doubles' drill for rapid fire pairs, emphasizing analysis of shot groups to identify common errors like muzzle dip or excessive trigger finger manipulation. They also introduce the concept of building firearm index for faster target acquisition.

This video provides expert guidance from Ben Stoeger on refining grip fundamentals and recoil control through specific drills. It emphasizes the importance of translating live fire observations into targeted dry fire practice, rather than focusing on metrics during live fire. Stoeger advises on adjusting focus for different distances and using live fire to test dry fire training effectiveness.

This video details Professor Hwansik Kim's 'One Shot Return Drill,' designed to improve the speed and precision of a shooter's sight recovery after firing a single shot. The drill emphasizes maintaining target focus on a small spot, achieving a fast and thin red dot streak during recoil, and ensuring the red dot returns precisely to the aiming point. It addresses common issues like lack of urgency, poor visual focus, and muscle tension, offering guidance on proper body mechanics and vision.

This video introduces several firearm training drills developed by the speaker, Hwansik Kim. Key drills discussed include Confirmation Drills (regular, recoil, transition), Designated Target Drill, Track the Action Drill, In-N-Out Drill, Ghost Stop Drill, and One Shot Return Drill. These drills focus on various aspects of shooting proficiency, including recoil management, target transitions, movement, and accuracy under pressure.