Chris Sajnog, a firearms instructor with over 20 years of experience, explains the principles of Dry Weapons Training, also known as dry fire. He emphasizes that this practice is crucial for developing neural pathways through myelination in a stress-free environment, allowing for perfect movement mastery. Sajnog advocates for conducting nearly 90% of training at home to eliminate distractions and build a foundation for speed, accuracy, and confidence.
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