Videos tagged with Performance Tracking

This video features competitive shooter Lena Miculek demonstrating the utility of the Shooters Global Shot Timer at SHOT Show 2026. She highlights how shot timers provide objective data crucial for improving shooter performance in both dry fire and live fire scenarios. Miculek, a 10-time world champion, emphasizes the importance of this technology for serious training.

This video demonstrates a hostage rescue drill using both cardboard and reactive steel targets, emphasizing precision under pressure. The host, from Administrative Results, showcases proficiency with a Glock 19/17 and a Krate Tactical hostage target, utilizing a shot timer to track performance. The drill highlights the importance of accurate shot placement to avoid collateral damage, with the host achieving a line-break hit after several attempts.

This video emphasizes the importance of a structured range plan to maximize training efficiency and conserve ammunition. Instructor demonstrates how to create and utilize a range plan, detailing specific drills for holster draw, trigger control, reloads, and movement. The plan includes tracking times and split times, with data entered into a spreadsheet for performance analysis and progress tracking.

This video introduces the Zohan shot timer as a tool to improve shooting speed and accuracy. It details the timer's features, including four modes: instant start, delayed start, PAR instant, and PAR delay. The instructor demonstrates how to use the timer for both live-fire and dry-fire drills, emphasizing its utility in tracking split times and cumulative shot times to enhance performance.

This video explains how firearms instructor Joel Park tracks his drill times and scores. Instead of a traditional notebook, he prefers using a digital note-taking app like Apple Notes. He records target times for familiar drills and sets specific performance goals for new or challenging exercises, using these notes as benchmarks to gauge progress and maintain accountability during practice sessions.

This YouTube video is a review of the MOD Shot Timer, highlighting its ease of use, affordability, and ability to help users track and improve shooting performance. The timer is designed to measure first shot times, split times, and overall times, with adjustable par times for various training exercises. It's presented as a valuable tool for competitive shooting disciplines such as Steel Challenge, SCSA, USPSA, IPSC, IDPA, and 3-Gun. The description also includes a promotional discount code and encourages viewer engagement through subscriptions and comments.

This video demonstrates an advanced method for tracking firearms training progress by integrating a smart timer with a POV camera. The system allows for detailed analysis of split times, movement efficiency, and accuracy, correlating visual performance with precise timing data. This approach moves beyond traditional journaling to provide actionable insights for faster improvement in shooting skills.

This video, "Tracking Your Training Growth (Budgeting ammo Ep. 5 with Black Iron Gunner)", emphasizes the critical importance of tracking progress in firearm training. Hosts Paul and Jared discuss how they've implemented systems to monitor performance, ensure purposeful training, and identify areas needing improvement. The episode is part of a series focused on "Budgeting Ammo" and promotes the use of steel targets with a discount code. It highlights the need for objective measurement to achieve training goals.

This video showcases a high-speed shooting drill performed by Taran Butler, demonstrating exceptional speed and precision transitioning between multiple steel targets. The drill, timed by Neil Brown Jr. using a shot timer, highlights advanced shooting techniques and the effectiveness of Taran Tactical Innovations (TTI) customized firearms. Instruction from a world-champion shooter like Taran Butler offers valuable insights into performance optimization.

This comprehensive training session, led by world-class competitive shooter Lena Miculek, focuses on maximizing efficiency with just 50 rounds. It covers essential skills from various start positions and target acquisition to advanced drills like rapid fire, target transitions, and slide-lock reloads. Miculek emphasizes data tracking for performance improvement and using affordable training methods.

This guide outlines how to set up and utilize the Mantis X10 Shooting Performance System for effective dry fire training at home, as demonstrated by Jerry Miculek. It emphasizes rigorous safety protocols before initiating drills focused on improving draw stroke mechanics and trigger control. The system provides detailed performance data to identify and correct weaknesses, making it a valuable tool for maintaining shooting skills when live fire practice is limited.