Videos tagged with Paced Shooting

Joel Park advises against shooting by ear (cadence) when accuracy is paramount, advocating instead for shooting by vision. While cadence can be a useful training tool for drills like target transitions, he emphasizes that for score or critical situations, focusing on visual cues like sight alignment and target acquisition is far more effective. This approach ensures deliberate engagement rather than a potentially inaccurate, pre-programmed rhythm.

This video demonstrates an extended double drill, focusing on firing four pairs of shots from the holster. The instructor emphasizes maintaining a consistent grip and connection with the firearm throughout the drill, even as distance and pace increase. The core principle is to shoot at a pace that challenges the shooter while still maintaining accuracy, identifying breakdowns in grip or technique under pressure.