Videos tagged with Range Routine

This video details a comprehensive training routine for IDPA competition, blending dry fire at home with live fire at the range. The instructor emphasizes consistent trigger control, grip, sight alignment, and efficient holster draws and reloads. The routine includes practicing malfunction clearances and simulating competition scenarios with gear like a vest, aiming to train as one performs.

This video emphasizes the importance of a structured training routine to avoid wasting ammunition and improve marksmanship. The speaker advocates for an 80% pistol, 20% rifle training split, citing cost and complexity as reasons. Dry-fire practice is highlighted as crucial for maintaining skills between live-fire sessions, which should focus on addressing identified weaknesses, often revealed through competition.

John Johnson, owner of Firearms Training Facility, emphasizes the importance of a structured range routine for improving shooting proficiency. He advises setting clear goals, warming up with fundamental drills, and focusing on accuracy over sheer volume of fire. Key techniques include proper grip, stance, trigger control, and analyzing shot placement to identify and correct errors, ultimately building confidence and control.

This episode of NOIR, sponsored by Mossberg, focuses on the crucial pre-range routines of shooter athletes. Featuring LaSorte and Colion, the video explores various preparation methods, from dry fire practice to physical training. The importance of established routines for staying prepared and focused at the range or during workouts is emphasized. The episode is part of the NOIR series available on NRA News.