Top 5 Training Mistakes Every Shooter Needs to Avoid!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2024
- Welcome to our latest video on firearms training! What traps do you need to avoid in firearms training?
1:05 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.
2:12 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.
3:03 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.
3:52 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
4:56 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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Great advice!
The best "training" channel on TH-cam. You folks are awesome.
Glad you think so! 🍻 Much appreciated
Love the tips and the funny clips reinforcing the point.
Glad you enjoyed it!
As always, great stuff - thanks
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Dude is absolutely phenomenal! Great tips always. Muscle memory vs neuroplasticity is like saying silencer instead of suppressor, clip instead of magazine. We know what is meant LOL.
Boom! 👍🏻
Great video!!! 😊
Thank you!! 👍🏻 Please share! Cheers!
Thank you for these excellent tips.
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Nicely put together!
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Thanks I really needed to hear that this morning and your advice is highly appreciated and we're backing down off of the GQ gear and increasing the narrow-minded focus thanks always 👍.
You got this! Cheers!
i've been going to the range and practicing on just one thing at a time as you said.
helps focus on that one thing that i keep getting wrong and every so often i'll combine it all in a friendly shooting match and i actually do see steady improvement!!
Yes, and it's scientifically proven that the trainee develops myelinization faster that way ☝🏻
So true
Great content
You are welcome!
Good advice, very busy video.
Thanks for watching! Yes, we planned to be entertaining.
#1 advice
I am curious as to applying the training advice. I know people who dryfire 2 hrs a day ( USPSA addicts !) . I’m only able to dry fire 3-4 x a week for 20-45 minutes. I try to live fire at least once a week ( USPSA practice Or Static line if I miss it). Does this neural pathway advice apply to dry fire? For example , 20 minutes a day versus 2 hrs. Or every day for the same time vs 2-3x a week?
Yes, absolutely! Now, you need to take into consideration that 2 hours a day, 3-4 times a week is better than 20-45 min a day , 3-4 times a week. But need to be careful of burnout. In general, more is better but again, the training must be with a high level of focus. It is quite challenging to keep an intense focus for 2 hours. Short sessions and regular breaks will help in that case. ☝🏻
Always appreciate the intel, but I can do without all of the special effects. If you have a solid offering, you don’t need to go out of your way with all the pizzazz to entertain me. It’s like a sixteen year decided to dress up your video. Recall number 1 mistake? Apply it to your video productions. BTW, I never made it to the end as I value my time.
I made it through by fast forwarding through the glitz. I agree the excessive special effects are distracting. Core content is good.
I am a big fan of the instruction on this channel,but I must agree with this comment. Too many distractions from the excellent teaching.
We just decided to make a slightly different video, to include a little bit more entertaining
@@TacticalPerformanceCenter Nothing wrong with that, but keep in mind just like jewelry or make up, less is more.
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