Videos tagged with Timer Drills

This guide outlines an effective dry fire training methodology from firearms instructor Joel Park. It emphasizes short, daily sessions (15-20 minutes) with focused attention on specific technical details during each repetition. The approach involves preparing a dedicated training area, utilizing drills like trigger control at speed and target transitions, and employing a timer with par times to simulate pressure. Park stresses the importance of varying drills to develop a well-rounded shooter and using benchmarks to track progress.

This guide details essential dry fire training techniques using a timer and dummy rounds. It emphasizes the importance of realistic weight with dummy rounds and proper sight/red dot indexing to improve shooting fundamentals. The video highlights how to use a timer for performance tracking and how to identify and correct parallax errors with red dot sights.

This video demonstrates shooting drills with the Q Firearms Sugar Weasel AR-15, focusing on timed engagements from a low ready position. The instructor emphasizes trigger control, accuracy, and speed, showcasing various drills including single shots and double taps at different distances. The content highlights the importance of consistent practice and safe firearm handling on the range.

This video emphasizes the importance of a supportive community in firearms training, highlighting how it fosters personal growth beyond just shooting skills. It advocates for creating an environment where individuals can improve without fear of ridicule, focusing on safety and skill development under pressure. The content suggests that engaging in shooting sports can lead to positive life changes, including better focus and healthier habits, particularly for younger generations.

This video details several speed-focused drills for the AR-15 platform, emphasizing the importance of rapid, accurate fire in modern shooting scenarios. The '2x2x2' drill, performed at 5 yards, requires two hits on each of three targets as quickly as possible, with a penalty of zero for any missed shots. The 'Half and Half' drill involves firing 10 rounds at three separate targets consecutively, aiming for speed while maintaining accuracy and ensuring the bolt locks open on an empty magazine. The 'One to Five' drill progressively increases the number of rounds fired at different targets (1, 2, 3, 4, 5), breaking the habit of always firing two shots. The instructors highlight that consistent practice and tracking performance with a timer are crucial for improvement.

This video demonstrates speed transition drills focused on improving draw speed and accuracy from a low ready position. The instructor emphasizes the importance of proper holster placement and consistent draw mechanics, highlighting how even minor adjustments can impact performance. The drills utilize a timer to track progress and encourage shooters to break personal best times.