This video demonstrates the CQB Box Drill, a training exercise focused on shooting and moving effectively in a confined, 360-degree threat environment. Instructor Dan Broco of Lead Faucet Tactical emphasizes moving only as fast as one can accurately engage targets, applying this principle to CQB scenarios. The drill involves lateral movement, 360-degree turns, and engaging targets at varying distances, with specific scoring for steel and paper targets.
The CQB Box Drill emphasizes moving only as fast as you can accurately engage targets, crucial for CQB. It involves lateral movement, 360-degree turns, and engaging targets at varying distances, with specific scoring for steel and paper targets. Proper movement technique includes bending at the waist and using knees as shock absorbers.
This video details the critical differences in target engagement when moving laterally versus in and out of depth. It outlines a technique for breaking a shot, moving the primary firearm out of the way, and transitioning to a pistol while incorporating body movement. The instruction emphasizes the increased difficulty and necessity of deliberate practice for this dynamic skill.
