Drills

Establish and push a baseline for transition speed.

Improve the draw stroke speed, control, and confidence.

Simulate distance change ups with a single target.

Have the gun up and ready to shoot the moment you enter a new position.

Improve transitions by initiating the transition the moment the last shot on target breaks.

Improve trigger speed and quality for multiple shots.

Improve vision speed to boost the accuracy and speed of transitions.

Improve distance change up transitions by engaging multiple targets as if they were one target.

Improve position to position movement.

The gun go where the eye leads, so fast eyes means a fast gun.

Improve the accuracy of transitions by bringing the sights to the eyes.

A reload focused micro drill – great for supplementing other reload drills.

Improve transitions by engaging multiple targets as if it were a single target.

Work on wide and narrow transitions at the same time.

Work on “leave sooner, shoot sooner” so position entries and exits are practically just shooting on the move.

The classic draw and burn it down drill.

Turn and draw, clear array, reload, clear array.

Maintain visual patience engaging multiple targets at varying distances.

Work to reload on the move so fast it takes just a few steps to be ready to shoot again.

Perfect the ability to look at a target and instinctively get the sights on target without any correction needed.

Reduce the most common un-diagnosed problem in shooters – excessive tension.

Step so smoothly that you don’t need to stop shooting.

Improve target acquisition speed and natural index to shoot sooner.

A simple skill isolation drill focusing on position exits.

Boost vision speed and shoot the exact moment the sights enter the area of acceptable accuracy.

Get ready to shoot the moment the target becomes available to get shots off sooner.

Flow through positions while shooting on the move.

Know where your shots went without having to look at the target.

Practice drawing the gun like it was a defensive encounter – on the move!

Balance speed and precision on transitions.