Understanding the Why in Gun Training! Do Not Prioritize Techniques Over Principles
Mistake #2: Techniques Over Principles - Next, let's talk about focusing too much on techniques rather than understanding underlying principles. Understanding the Why! Grasping the 'why' behind a technique is crucial for truly mastering your firearm.
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The GEAR TRAP in Gun Training!
The Gear Trap: Gear Over Skills - First up, a common pitfall: Prioritizing gear over skill development. Many shooters get caught up in the latest guns and gadgets, overlooking the importance of honing their skills.
#shootingtips #guntraining #shorts #tactical #gear
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Top 5 Training Mistakes Every Shooter Needs to Avoid!
Welcome to our latest video on firearms training! What traps do you need to avoid in firearms training?
Mistake #1: Gear Over Skills - First up, a common pitfall: Prioritizing gear over skill development. The Gear Trap! Many shooters get caught up in the latest guns and gadgets, overlooking the importance of honing their skills.
Mistake #2: Techniques Over Principles - Next, let's talk about focusing too much on techniques rather than understanding underlying principles. Understanding the Why! Grasping the 'why' behind a technique is crucial for truly mastering your firearm.
Mistake #3: Lack of Training Structure - Moving on to our third key mistake: The absence of a structured training regimen. The Importance of a Plan! Without a well-defined training plan, it's easy to miss crucial aspects of firearms proficiency.
Mistake #4: Multitasking in Training - Now, let's dive into the fourth mistake: Trying to train too many things simultaneously. Focus Your Training! Spreading your focus too thin can lead to mastering none. It's crucial to concentrate on one skill at a time
Mistake #5: Quantity Over Consistency - Last but not least, mistake number five: Valuing quantity of training over consistency. Consistency is Key! Consistent, regular practice is far more beneficial than sporadic, high-volume training sessions.
To summarize, focus on skill development, understand the principles, have a structured plan, train one thing at a time, and prioritize consistent practice. Remember, effective firearms training is about smart choices and focused efforts.
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#firearmstraining #shootingskills #shootingtips
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Carbine Mastery - Fast First Shot!
The fast first shot is essential to win a gunfight! Demonstrating the @TacticalPerformanceCenter principle of integrated actions!
#firearmstraining #carbine #rifle #ar15
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Ron Avery: Handgun Grip Quick Tip!
How to use the @tacticalperformancecenter principle of biomechanical efficiency to create the "spring steel" effect for a quick sights recovery to alignment after the shot.
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Ron Avery About The Trigger Control & Handgun Training
Trigger control is a mental control. Be kinesthetically aware in your training if you want your shooting to be fast and accurate
#firearmstraining #tacticaltraining #shootingtechniques #tarantactical
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The Most Common HANDGUN SHOOTING Mistakes
Whether in the heat of competition or the gravity of self-defense scenarios, the Reactive Shooting Error Chart stands unwavering.
#firearmstraining #pistol #handgun #shorts
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Shoot Like a Pro: Avoiding Common Handgun Errors
TPC’s Reactive Shooting Error Chart:
Tailored for practical shooting applications such as self-defense scenarios, combat-effective marksmanship, and practical shooting competitions, our shooting system is accompanied by the Reactive Shooting Error Chart. This meticulously crafted chart serves as your compass, translating any marksmanship errors you encounter into clear and actionable solutions. Seamlessly integrating theory and practice, this chart empowers you to navigate the intricacies of marksmanship with confidence and finesse.
As Ron Avery wisely claimed, embrace your mistakes fearlessly. In this realm, a mistake is not a failure; it’s an opportunity for growth. When armed with the awareness to identify the problem and the knowledge to correct it, mistakes transform into milestones on the path of progress.
Whether in the heat of competition or the gravity of self-defense scenarios, the Reactive Shooting Error Chart stands unwavering.
'Grip Your Pistol Correctly - How to Center The Handgun in Your Grip.' Follow the link to watch the video: https://youtu.be/uUNKnuREuK4
You can download the TPC’s Reactive Shooting Error Chart here: https://tacticalperformancecenter.com/doctrine/
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#firearmstraining #accuracy #marksmanship
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Mastering Shooting On The Move: The Stalking Cat Principle
Improve Your Shooting on the Move!
Learn the secrets beyond the 'heel to toe' mantra. Most schools stop at that phrase, but we're diving deeper. To make precise shots, you need a steady sight picture. The challenge? When you're on the move, your sights bounce all around.
In this video, we unlock the key to stabilizing your shooting platform while moving and shooting. Elevate your marksmanship game now! 💥
⚠ If you're ready to uncover the 5 most critical secrets to master shooting on the move, this video is a must-watch: https://youtu.be/nA9WGPq6lsU
Visit our website: https://tacticalperformancecenter.com/
#shootingtips #FirearmsTraining #PrecisionShooting"
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Shooting On The Move - 5 SECRETS That Every Shooter Should Know
Shooting and moving at the same time can be challenging and most likely it will affect the accuracy if it's not performed correctly. The main mistakes that many shooters make when they try shooting on the move can be described in one simple sentence - They are not really moving or they are not really shooting (they are not shooting at a practical pace)! The 5 little secrets presented in this video will give you have better understanding of what you really need to do!
For more in-depth lessons about shooting and moving and many more topics, check out the Handgun Mastery PRO Online training. Handgun Mastery PRO Online Training is the Step-By-Step shooting system, created by TPC in collaboration with @TacticalHyve , that will take you from being an average shooter to a master gunslinger. Discover the Reactive Shooting Science and sign up here: https://go.tacticalhyve.com/hmp-core-1
Do not forget to visit our website at: https://tacticalperformancecenter.com/
If you want to train with us, visit our course calendar: https://tacticalperformancecenter.com/calendar/
Download our shooting drills here: https://tacticalperformancecenter.com/tpc-challenges/
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0:00 Intro
0:57 With what to begin?
1:35 Keep feet and knees pointed to the direction of movement
2:14 Keep feet and knees close to each other while moving
2:59 Lowering the center of gravity, relaxation, and isolation of tension
4:02 The 'stalking cat' step
6:16 Connecting and stabilizing the shooting platform (pelvis, torso, and the societies triangle formed by the arms and the shooting grip)
7:37 Dry fire drill
8:19 Live fire drills
9:29 How to practice the shooting on the move walking technique
#shootingonthemove #speedshooting #accuracy
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Mantis X and Reactive Shooting Science ERROR CHART: Transform your trigger pull technique
Introducing the dynamic duo: TPC's Reactive Shooting Science and the Mantis X training tool. Join us on a journey where insights meet action, as we unveil the alchemy of Reactive Marksmanship Mastery. 🔧💪
Ever wondered how to bridge the gap between spotting errors and crafting solutions? The answer lies in the fusion of Mantis X's precision with the Reactive Shooting Science Error Chart. Get ready to transform your shooting skills with knowledge, tools, and mastery like never before. 🚀🎬
Visit the Tactical Performance Center website for tons of useful information: https://tacticalperformancecenter.com/
Learn more about the Reactive Shooting Science here: https://tacticalperformancecenter.com/doctrine/
Download the TPC Reactive Shooting Error Chart: https://tacticalperformancecenter.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/TPC-Reactive-Shooting-Error-Chart-.pdf.pdf
If you want to schedule a training with us visit our calendar section: https://tacticalperformancecenter.com/calendar/
Visit the Mantis X website: https://mantisx.com/
We are using Mantis X10 Elite in this video: https://mantisx.com/products/mantis-x10-elite
0:00 Intro
0:34 Mantis X training tool integration with the Reactive Shooting Science system
2:52 Discussing the old trigger error char and its deficiencies.
3:53 The Two Principles of Trigger Control
5:45 Proving the Principles of Trigger Control and different trigger finger placement experiment (dry fire). Mantis X metrics explained
7:55 Focus on one thing at a time - we learn through our conscious mind and the conscious mind can focus on one thing at a time. We call that progressive training
8:28 Proving the Principles of Trigger Control and different trigger finger placement experiment (live fire). Mantis X metrics explained
10:15 TPC Reactive Shooting Error Chart
11:58 The effect of the Nutcracker (a reference to the handgun grip)
14:33 Conclusion
#ShootingScience #MasterTheArt #MantisX #Trigger #ReactiveShooting
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How to Use Mantis X Based on Reactive Shooting Science - Introduction to New TPC Series
🔫 Unveiling the Art & Science of Shooting! 🎯💡 Dive into a world where physics, motor learning, psychology, and armed conflict principles fuse into the heart of reactive marksmanship. Our channel is your gateway to a scientific shooting journey, a realm where principles reign over techniques. Metrics meet mastery as we decode data and elevate skills. TPC's Reactive Shooting Science, paired with the power of Mantis X training tools, sets you on a transformative path to Reactive Marksmanship Mastery. 🚀 Stay tuned for an exciting new video series that's ready to elevate your shooting skills to a new level! 💥🎬
For more information about Mantis X, visit their website: https://mantisx.com/
Do not forget to visit our website at: https://tacticalperformancecenter.com/
#ShootingScience #MarksmanshipMastery"
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Call Your Shot - Reactive Shooting Science
Know where is your hit every time. Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/B5S9Rz-Y1wo
#accuracy #ccw #firearmstraining #shorts
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The Mental Tactics of IPSC World Champion Eric Grauffel - The Mental Game in Practical Shooting
Grip, stance, and trigger represent the physical control mechanisms by which we control the gun. Together, with the mind exerting mental control, they help to directly control the body and execute the precision part of the speed/accuracy equation and allow us to shoot and perform consistently both, in a shooting competition or in a self-defense situation.
Proper mental conditioning and programming; along with specific skills and acclimation training, can keep you performing at much higher levels than those without. Hit probability remains the number one goal in practical shooting and in shooting in general. In order to achieve higher hit probability we have to look beyond shooting into the world of mental management.
Discover and practice shooting sports or improve your skills at the EG-CZ Academy: https://www.eg-czacademy.com/en
Schedule a class with Eric Grauffel: https://www.eg-czacademy.com/en/stages
Schedule an online private training with Eric: https://www.eg-czacademy.com/en/online-course
Eric's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ericgrauffel7017
Do not forget to check the TPC website for more interesting information: https://tacticalperformancecenter.com/
Tactical Performance Center training calendar: https://tacticalperformancecenter.com/calendar/
#practicalshooting #ipsc #uspsa #mentalgame #speedshooting #shootingsports #selfdefense #worldchampion
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1776 Drill - Happy 4th of July!
Happy Independence Day TPC friends! This is an old video and we apologize for the quality, but we would like to share Brian Nelson's cool idea for the 4th of July with you. He is using a .45 ACP 1911 and M1 Garand chambered in .30-06
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Trigger Pull Mastery - The Principles of The Perfect Handgun Trigger Control
Control of the trigger represents the third leg in the triangle of control. Your grip and stance manage recoil energy, the effects of gravity, momentum, and muzzle rise. Your vision is involved in steering the gun, sight alignment, and sight picture.
However, your skill at controlling the trigger will affect your capacity to be accurate once you are ready to fire. If you cannot precisely isolate the action of the trigger finger and fire the shot without disturbing the gun or the sight picture unduly while under pressure; your accuracy will suffer and your performance will deteriorate.
Being able to control the trigger press is at the very heart of reactive shooting performance. It is one of the first skills to break down under pressure. That is because it is a fine motor skill that you are trying to do as fast as you can while under pressure. This produces competing drives in the brain.
No matter how you try to simplify the trigger press, the fact that you are trying to only move one finger instead of all of them creates a dilemma for you to solve. The faster you go or the more effort you use; the greater the tendency to involve the whole hand or body instead of just the trigger finger. This is where you start to punch the gun forward as you press, squeeze the whole hand, shove forward with the body, etc.
Simply put, trigger control is mental control. We control the inputs of finger placement, direction of pressure, speed, effort, and isolation with our mind. Trigger manipulation is the physical control of how we move the trigger finger.
Handgun Mastery PRO Online Training is the Step-By-Step shooting system, created by TPC in collaboration with @TacticalHyve , that will take you from being an average shooter to a master gunslinger. Discover the Reactive Shooting Science and sign up here: https://go.tacticalhyve.com/hmp-core-1
0:00 Intro
0:48 The purpose of the trigger control
2:34 Principle one of trigger control - Isolation of the action of the trigger finger
3:13 Trigger finger isolation drill
5:44 Principle two of trigger control - direction of the trigger pull
6:38 Finger placement on the trigger
9:58 Concepts supporting the first principle of trigger control
10:33 Concept #1 - constant speed of the actual trigger pull
12:40 Concept #2 - minimal effort of the trigger pull
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You can find the Captains of Crush Hand Gripper shown in the exercise here:
Beginner (weight) version of the exercise - https://www.ironmind-store.com/Guide-Captains-of-Crush-Hand-Gripper/productinfo/1401/
Advanced (weight) version of the exercise - https://www.ironmind-store.com/Sport-Captains-of-Crush-Hand-Gripper/productinfo/1402/
#trigger #triggerfinger #accuracy
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Calling The Shot | How to Know Where is Your Hit Every Time
Handgun Mastery PRO Online Training is the Step-By-Step shooting system, created by TPC in collaboration with @TacticalHyve , that will take you from being an average shooter to a master gunslinger. Discover the Reactive Shooting Science and sign up here: https://go.tacticalhyve.com/hmp-core-1
Call the shot - This is a visual/mental processing skill. Here you are taking a mental snapshot, like a camera taking a picture, of where the sight or gun was in relation to the target area at the moment the gun went off.
Believe it or not; this is the element that defines the Old West adage “Speed’s fine but Accuracy is final”
If you can imagine your sights in relation to the target area as the picture you are taking; and your trigger finger is the shutter on the camera; then as you press the shutter, what you saw in the “viewfinder” should be reflected with a shot in that area if you have isolated the trigger correctly.
If you want to increase your speed and hit probability you must train your brain to process this information faster and faster until you reach the point where you can operate at extremely high speed and still call your shots adequately enough to see your hits or to see a miss or poor hit and make up for it instantly without confirming the actual hit on the target visually.
#shotcalling #firearmstraining #accuracy #hit
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Appendix Concealed Carry Draw
Draw Master Drill link: https://tacticalperformancecenter.com/tpc-challenges/tpc-draw-master/
If you pay attention to trends in concealed carry, you’ll know that appendix carry is quite popular these days. For those of you who don’t know, appendix carry is where you position your carry gun in the region of your appendix; essentially down the front of your pants. There are advantages to this carry position, but there are some disadvantages. It is a faster draw compared to traditional IWB carry. Especially when drawing with a T-shirt/closed concealment garment, AIWB is consistently faster to the first shot than regular IWB. Discomfort and the potential safety risks are, to our perception, the only real disadvantages.
This video is all about drawing your carry gun in a safe and effective manner. If you develop the proper skill beforehand, to the point where you do it automatically, you’ll be able to execute it in a high-stress situation.
For other methods to draw from concealment, please watch the video: https://youtu.be/ZaBZeGTapIM
#firearmstraining #draw #ccw #appendix
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Thermal Imaging Device For Your Scope - NITEHOG Viper
Link to the full video here: https://youtu.be/dE6GB--BmXk
#gear #gearreview #thermal #scope #ar15
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SHOT Show 2023 Report: Viper by NITEHOG - Quality Thermal Device For Rifle Scopes
VIPER is the smallest, lightest, and most compact thermal device in its class, measuring only 254 grams (without battery). Its sophisticated low-profile clip-on design eliminates the need to remove your day sighting equipment since the device mounts directly in line with a standard daytime rifle scope without the need for any tools. Most importantly, you do not need to re-zero the rifle every time you change the sight, which means the point of impact always stays the same.
The product link for the U.S. is here (for all you TPC friends - use coupon code 'TPC150' for $150 OFF!): https://chosenarmory.com/viper-35/
Visit the U.S. distributor's website: https://chosenarmory.com/
NITEHOG official website: https://nitehog.com/
Visit Tactical Rifleman YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TacticalRifleman
#thermal #sight #rifle #gear #firearms
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Grip Your Pistol Correctly - How to Center The Handgun in Your Grip
Watch the “Nutcracker Effect” video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVnArod8Adg
Handgun Mastery PRO Online Training is the Step-By-Step shooting system, created by TPC in collaboration with @TacticalHyve , that will take you from being an average shooter to a master gunslinger. Discover the Reactive Shooting Science and sign up here: https://go.tacticalhyve.com/hmp-core-1
Griping your handgun correctly is very important if you want to shoot fast and be accurate at the same time. One of the common questions shooters ask is "Why I am hitting left" (we are addressing right-handed shooters). Just one remark, not down left, leveled hit but left from the desired area of the target. The most common error is because by relaxing the shooting hand in order to manipulate the trigger faster, many shooters relax the counter tension of the shooting hand while the control (support) hand still applies that same counter tension in the opposite direction. That will drive the gun out of the center (to the left - if you are a right-handed shooter).
#handgun #grip #firearmstraining #shooting
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TPC Competition Mastery - Become Better in Practical Competition Shooting
Upcoming Competition Mastery Class - Saint George, UT
Apr 15 – Apr 16, 2023
Signup here: https://tpc.corsizio.com/c/63b73bb3e30fa532408dac90
#uspsa #ipsc #competitionshooting #practicalshooting
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How to Draw From Concealment #handgun #firearmstraining
In a CCW scenario, a fast first shot is critical! Speed is coming from efficiency, not by effort.
Watch the full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaBZeGTapIM
#ccw #concealment #draw #shorts
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Speed Up Your Pistol Draw From Concealment
When drawing from concealment, there is an additional step that must take place. The clearing of any clothing away and off of the gun so you can get a proper grip on your firearm is an important part of the process. It may be a shirt that must be lifted, a jacket, or a cover shirt that must be swept away. The ability to do that quickly and efficiently under stress is critical for the CCW owners! In most self-defense situations draw time is critical.
Find the complete description of the Draw Master Challenge and download the target here: https://tacticalperformancecenter.com/tpc-challenges/tpc-draw-master/
Visit our online training page: https://tacticalperformancecenter.com/online-training/
...or our training calendar here: https://tacticalperformancecenter.com/calendar/
#firearmstraining #draw #ccw
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