This video emphasizes that you can never be entirely sure if your dry-fire training is correct. The speaker, Joel Park, a firearms instructor, explains that dry-fire builds habits, both good and bad, and the only way to truly validate them is through live-fire practice. He advocates for a continuous feedback loop where live-fire results inform and refine dry-fire exercises, allowing for more effective skill development.
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