Knowledge Transfer. #slowitdown

This video demonstrates a controlled cadence live fire drill led by Mike Glover, emphasizing shooting discipline and controlled pace over rapid firing. The drill focuses on precise shot placement and proper technique, even with a striker-fired handgun equipped with an optic. It's an expert-level technique for improving fundamental shooting skills.

Quick Summary

Mike Glover of FieldCraft Survival demonstrates a controlled cadence live fire drill, emphasizing shooting discipline over speed. This technique helps shooters improve trigger control, recoil management, and accuracy by focusing on a deliberate pace, overcoming the common urge to rush shots.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Importance of Slowing Down
  2. 00:18Five-Shot Cadence Demonstration

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main principle of the controlled cadence drill?

The controlled cadence drill emphasizes shooting discipline by focusing on a slow, deliberate pace rather than rushing shots. This helps shooters manage recoil, improve trigger control, and achieve better accuracy, overcoming the urge for a quick dopamine hit from firing.

Who teaches the controlled cadence drill in the video?

The controlled cadence drill is taught by Mike Glover, a former Special Operations member and professional firearms instructor associated with FieldCraft Survival. His authoritative instruction highlights the importance of discipline in firearms training.

What are the key shooting skills improved by this drill?

This drill significantly improves fundamental shooting skills such as trigger control, sight alignment, recoil management, and overall shooting discipline. By focusing on a controlled cadence, shooters develop the ability to place accurate shots consistently.

What equipment is shown during the controlled cadence drill?

During the drill, Mike Glover is shown using a striker-fired handgun equipped with a red dot optic. He is also wearing electronic ear protection, and the target is a standard paper silhouette.

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