วีดีโอ

Any updates? It's sometime 2024, 🤣 Really looking forward to these coming out. Going to setup one for larger primers and another for small primers.

Canik rival steel or poly !?

I appreciate the added commentary in the description to put into context what we are seeing in the video. It helps me understand what’s realistic in terms of execution and what to pay attention to.

This is why I sought you out to take a class with! Best decision I ever made. Your class was awesome. You pushed me to places I didn't think I could go and gave me a foundation to train from. How you recognize strength and weakness from a single cold stage for every single student in class and then push each individual in ways that they personally will benefit from without holding back anyone is a tribute to what a great coach you are. Thank you for all your effort. It was such an amazing experience! ♥

Awesome

Thanks for the explanation. I wouldn't have seen that or perhaps noticed that in my own footwork. What camera setup do you use by the way?

what is gun set up you run jp 5 ?

I can relate

And that’s why IDPA is dumb

Tom, where did you finally land on spring weight with your steel frame gun?

They need to develop an EDC version!

Its a bitch getting old

Damn it changed into a whole real man's gun

Good stuff

Beautiful

Ex D1 college DB. I’m not in agreement with how you are explaining this. There are some uprange movement drills that could show proper cross over and how hips must be disconnected from upper body. I’m a mediocre shooter, but would love to train you on some footwork next time you shoot in Belton.

While moving laterally and attempting to keep your chest square to targets on the back berm, Grauffel appears to limit how far the cross-over foot reaches - and I think he teaches this in his EGCZ courses. His crossing heel lands JUST in front of his toe, such that the two feet almost line up heel to toe. This avoids throwing the hips (and also the chest) in the direction of movement (just like you demonstrated). Do you think this is a valid solution? Do you think working on the twisting flexibility of your torso is worth some attention to give you more grace in the case you make a footwork mistake?

We need more 6:03 from Tom

Tom, I have this in both arms, stopped me from dryfiring last year. Once you started this, were you able to dryfiring and shooting same day or days later?

Interesting. Do you prefer more of a shuffle step vs a grapevine when shooting on the move?

Please do a video of shooting an array on the move where you have to move lateral while shooting.

Interesting dialogue but I don’t really understand what you are advocating for us to do instead. Thanks for the content.

So instead of trying to "land" in position, which normally causes me to crash. Start the landing 1 step sooner, start getting the hips more aligned in the 1 step sooner and come in with more of a small shuffle step to square everything up?

Super helpful as always man thank you

You just solved my long time problem. Always wondered why my hits are horrible at certain movement but could not figure out why. Thank you sir!

Ha, this is fortunate timing. I am shooting two matches this weekend that both have this classifier up. I googled for a stage sheet and this was one of my top results. #winning

I think you should go to a real Doctor in Medicine. Maybe make an appointment with a Physiatrist.

Thanks for sharing!!!🙏🙏

PCC?

did this end up helping much?

I heard about this, but never saw it in practice, interesting. Thanks for sharing!

{ IF } I had that done my butt would cut donut holes in the chair

This is basically bad vs. good Bar Hop but with a long step instead of a cross step. Plus on the last target you're already falling toward your next position as you fire instead of staying planted. You're blending positions on easy targets on the right.

People interested in every day carry for protection can ABSOLUTELY get excellent advice and tips from competitive shooters. Especially how to think and solve problems while shooting. I never really wanted to get into competition, but am considering trying to participate in a competition now. Not to compete against others because they train to do this almost daily. But to challenge myself. Get a baseline on where I’m at now, then put all this advice into my training and practice when I can and see where I’ve progressed and where I need to improve, then try again. Good stuff!

So, what spring do you use now - 6 months later? The current hottness on socials is the 15lb Long Stroke from ZRT. Did you ever go back to it?

Missed a ton of shooting last few years. The last few videos u posted are exactly what I needed to hear to get back to focus. ❤

What’s the “crash”?

Thank you for this! Instantly subscribed!

Nice slow motion. Now I can see the gun dip during the entry crash 👍👍

I'm somewhat new to the channel and trying to catch up on your competition ideology. By "allowing the crash" to happen, I am assuming (perhaps incorrectly) to slow down and settle my sights even if it's a fraction of a second, when entering a position?

💥

Thanks for this!

What club was the local match at? I'll be spending time in Florida soon looking for a city to move to.

33:30 Deadpool moment. "MAXIMUM EFFORT"

Oh that low port sucked for you???? LOLOLOL! I had to get down, dirty, and bury a PCC in that bad boy!

This is amazing content 🙏🏻🙏🏻🫡