CQB | Drills To Make You Faster

Published on April 20, 2024
Duration: 54:28

This video details six essential CQB drills that can be practiced on a flat range to build foundational skills for close-quarters combat. It emphasizes mastering movement, target acquisition, and weapon presentation before entering live fire scenarios. Key drills include 'pieing the door,' 'attack the crack,' and various lateral movement techniques, all designed to increase speed and efficiency in dynamic environments.

Quick Summary

Six essential CQB drills can be practiced on a flat range: 'Pie the Door' for lateral scanning, 'Attack the Crack' for immediate threats, 'Threshold Entry' for breaching, 'Over the Shoulder' for close-range point shooting, 'Lateral Movement' across a room, and 'Lateral Crossbody' movement.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to CQB Drills
  2. 02:02Flat Range Setup for CQB
  3. 02:29Drill 1: Pie the Door Technique
  4. 04:54Drill 2: Attack the Crack Scenario
  5. 05:51Drill 3: Threshold Entry Practice
  6. 07:01Drill 4: Over the Shoulder Point Shooting
  7. 08:01Drill 5: Lateral Movement Shooting
  8. 09:12Drill 6: Lateral Crossbody Movement
  9. 10:16Conclusion: Delta Fast & Training

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key CQB drills that can be practiced on a flat range?

Six essential CQB drills can be practiced on a flat range: 'Pie the Door' for lateral scanning, 'Attack the Crack' for immediate threats, 'Threshold Entry' for breaching, 'Over the Shoulder' for close-range point shooting, 'Lateral Movement' across a room, and 'Lateral Crossbody' movement.

How can a flat range be set up to simulate CQB environments?

A flat range can simulate CQB environments by using target stands to create 'faux walls' and door jambs. This setup allows shooters to practice movement and engagement techniques safely, with a berm providing a backdrop.

What is the importance of 'pieing the door' in CQB?

'Pieing the door' involves lateral movement around a doorway from a modified low ready. It minimizes shooter exposure while allowing gradual scanning of the room's contents, prioritizing peripheral vision over constant sight alignment.

What does 'Delta Fast' mean in the context of CQB training?

'Delta Fast' refers to achieving elite speed in CQB through perfect fundamentals and efficient, controlled movement, rather than simply rushing. It emphasizes mastering techniques so speed becomes a natural byproduct of proficiency.

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