Videos tagged with Visual Discipline

This video addresses common issues with fast follow-up shots and target transitions, particularly 'drag off.' Ben Stoeger explains that drag off, where the gun moves off target during the trigger press, often stems from excessive speed in dry-fire training without sufficient accountability. He emphasizes visual discipline and grip consistency as key to accurate, rapid shots, suggesting separating trigger press from target acquisition during practice.

This masterclass features World FITASC Champion Zach Kienbaum, offering expert insights into the mental game, visual discipline, and precise lead techniques for sporting clays. Kienbaum, with over 30 years of competitive experience, emphasizes the importance of 'hard focus' on targets, matching gun speed to target speed, and mastering challenging shots like rabbits. The guide also touches on equipment confidence, specifically highlighting the Beretta DT11.

This training drill focuses on dynamic exits and shooting while rolling out of a stable position. Key elements include maintaining visual connection to the target, controlled shoulder movement to initiate motion, and disciplined trigger presses even when off-balance. The 'no-shoot' target emphasizes visual discipline during transitions.

This video details the 'Ghost Partials Drill,' a training exercise focused on enhancing visual discipline for competitive shooters. The drill emphasizes using no-shoot targets as visual aids to refine aiming points on partial targets, ultimately aiming to improve accuracy and scoring potential without sacrificing speed. The instructor guides viewers through specific aiming strategies for different target presentations, highlighting the mental effort required for precise shot placement.

This episode of Practical Shooting After Dark features discussions on strategic shooting, focusing on score tracking and pacing in competitions. Experts emphasize the importance of understanding one's score relative to competitors to avoid unnecessary risks. The conversation also delves into practicing different shooting speeds, the benefits of combining dry fire and live fire for diagnostics, and managing the psychological pressure of competitive shooting. Additionally, insights are shared on building high-performance competition firearms and the continuous improvement of Tanfoglio pistols.