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JROTCDrillTeamTraining.com - Drill Team Training - Port Arms in Exhibition Drill

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DTD Coach Matt Wendling explains the ideal standard for Port Arms during exhibition drill and WHY we feel this will benefit your team so much!
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25 авг 2024

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@Zack-rf6vp 2 года назад

I am a caption and I was wondering what rifle that is

@nightwolfgrey4241 6 лет назад

hello i had a question about the rear receiver screw. how do you get the screw so close to the bolt. i have a daisy 1903 drill rifle and was wondering because i do armed exhibition solos and it always gets in the way. if you see this please answer thank you

@DrillDynamics 6 лет назад

Sorry for the delay! Can you clarify what you mean? Please email us a picture at drill@drill-dynamics.com so we can better see what's going on with your rifle and help!

@TUS341 6 лет назад

Why not practice more having individuals learn where to come back to in order to come back to that 45 except during continuous movement, I.e. while moving thru port. Just random curiosity. It would seem to me that someone grading a competition would know that a team was taking shortcuts to look good instead of training.

@DrillDynamics 6 лет назад

Taking "shortcuts" is going to result in a lot of excess body control and bearing issues. Efficient technique and truly taking shortcuts are two different ideas entirely and an efficient drill team is going to likely be a consistent one. This has proven true consistently; teams who take shortcuts will have physical tells (shoulders slouching, vacations in approach and technique, etc.) that will be noticed. Good question!