Thank you! I really appreciate your stage breakdown. Definitely, I would like to see more like this one. For your consideration, I would like to learn from you transitions, shooting on the move, body language (what muscle to engage , how low my knees should be and so on) .
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vnlG5DDwKzo.html This was my last video. Like, subscribe and share if you would. I'll continue to make these of there's an interest.
You can tell by watching your videos that pros like you are so great at movement and transition times to targets. I just bought Movement by Kita Busse to help me out. With your videos and books I am learning so much. I look forward to every video you post.
I studied your video prior to shooting this classifier this weekend. I monitored your starting position and stance, exits and entries etc. "I'm going to shoot it like that guy!" I was kicking ass until I attempted the hard lean and shoot on the left wall. I took a hell of a spill and only got 3 of 4 shots off before I hit the dirt. I stayed safe. No DQ. But, I learned the hard way to slow down earlier on the entry. Everyone got a good laugh at my expense and I had to spend 20 minutes cleaning the sand out of my holster, mags, and pockets. Great video. Thanks for posting.
Lol, not sure if I stated it in the video but it's all about getting your outside foot ahead or in front of your inside foot. Either way keep at it brotha!
Subbed. Nice video, lots of good input and content, I'm learning a lot, need more videos like this. You're transition is crazy. I'm a 50 year old CO (SIG P320 X5) B shooter trying to move up to A or higher. Keep it up. :D
When you practice, cater each one to a goal you're trying to achieve. If you want to move up in class, the key is executing the fundamentals without thinking. I had a practice with your pistol till it feels like it's part of you.
Great shooting! Have you done a video on rapid stage planning and memorization in level 3-4 match conditions (very little time allowed and while standing in crowded conditions)
Thank you. Typically you get to level three and four is the day before to make your stage plans but I can definitely do one of those. It's one of those learned skills and determining what you can execute best.
Thanks for the breakdown. I think I'm making the jump from Production to Carry Optics in 2021 so this was helpful. Although, I fear I will have the opposite problem that you have and that will be reloading every time I move positions! Will have to train that out of me between now and the 1st match of 2021.
@@isaaclockwood1839 Funny. I setup a small stage today at the range. I decided to run it with 18 rounds to focus on entries and exits. Not really worry about reloading. WOW! It gave me a small taste of what CO must be like and boy was it nice to be able to blend positions without a reload in between. I'm looking forward to it.
Negative. I moved away from S&W into Sig (particularly GrayGuns) and haven't looked back. There's pros and cons to every pistol but Sig tends to have many more pros than cons.
