Videos tagged with Pacing

This video from Ben Stoeger focuses on the critical role of vision in shooting, particularly when increasing distance. Stoeger emphasizes maintaining target focus, trusting sight return, and adopting an aggressive, attacking mindset towards the drill, even when perceived difficulty increases. He advises against reacting to sight movement or becoming overly outcome-focused, instead promoting consistent visual fixation and a stable grip.

This video highlights the SIG SAUER Academy team's participation in a tactical competition, emphasizing the strategic advantages of team events. Key takeaways include the importance of coordinating with a partner, leveraging individual strengths, and the value of deliberate shooting for accuracy over speed. The team discusses overcoming challenges like difficult stages and physical exertion, ultimately focusing on consistent performance across all stages.

This video showcases two distinct firearms experiences at Primary Arms Range Day: a Wild West-style duel and a simulated shoot house scenario. The duel highlights quick draw and accuracy under pressure, while the shoot house emphasizes tactical movement, muzzle awareness, and decision-making in a high-stress environment with live role-players. The participants demonstrate learned skills in close-quarters combat, emphasizing controlled movement and target identification.

This episode of Practical Shooting After Dark features discussions on optimizing practice frequency, emphasizing consistent, shorter training sessions over infrequent, heavy ones. It also covers essential strategies for dealing with extreme weather conditions during competitions, including over-preparation and pacing. Additionally, the hosts delve into effective techniques for stage memorization and visualization, crucial for competitive shooters, and share challenging experiences with firearm transport through airport customs.

This video details the 'Super Test,' a challenging shooting drill designed to assess accuracy and speed under pressure. Developed by Ken Hackathorn and refined by Wayne Dobbs and Darryl Bolke, it involves multiple strings of fire at varying distances and time limits, using an NRA B-8 Repair Center target. Experts John Johnston and Chris Baker demonstrate the drill, highlighting the importance of pacing, emotional control, and adapting shooting techniques to different scenarios. The video covers standard, advanced, single-stack, and revolver variants of the test.