@@TacticalPerformanceCenter I've been considering a manta system but didn't ever find a video satisfactory in explaining how it would be a real Improvement so I'm looking forward to see if yours can show that
Thank you brother! We are doing our best to keep his legacy relevant. Your support (and continued dedication to helping others) is greatly appreciated!
Purchased Mantis X system 2021. It raises dry fire practice to another level. This system has paid for itself multiple times. Improvement is unavoidable if used regularly.
Yes! It provides you with valuable metrics during dry or even live practice. That will also guarantee more specific goal-setting in the training process 👍🏻
This isn't primarily about the point of aim and point of impact in isolation; it's more about recognizing and diagnosing common errors that lead to consistent offsets in shot placement. By understanding the underlying causes of why shots tend to drift in a particular direction, we can more effectively correct these issues. It's essentially about gaining a deeper insight into our shooting technique and making the necessary adjustments to ensure our shots hit exactly where they're intended. This holistic approach to error diagnostics and correction is key to improving precision and achieving consistent accuracy. 👍🏻
@@TacticalPerformanceCenter Thank you TPC for all the fine work you have compiled together making it simple to understand and for helping me as much as you have more so then any of the in person classes I've taken ever could have dreamed of doing. You guys are hands down the greatest of all time and my number one go to source for learning. Your undisputed style of teaching is the way for me and it's the true pathway to ultimate enlightenment . TPC ROCKS ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 👍👍.
Too many words too slowly delivered. And not enough content for the time spent. Three minutes in and you still haven't said anything useful....I like Ross Hristov. Otherwise...
Or just not bother. I use the Mantis every day for dry fire and twice a week for live fire. I think it is very helpful. I watch youtube most days too, after a couple of stiff drinks to wash away the day. Even slowed down I don't have time for low and slow....I meant the feedback to be positive for someone who is clearly not experienced at video presentations and who needs to up his game or undermine Mantis....
I don't think you realize how a video presentation is actually supposed to work. There isn't anything wasted here because novice Shooters and people that haven't shot before need that kind of beginning so they can understand, you're asking him to start in the middle and that's kind of ridiculous
This is a terrific idea and a wonderful idea for shooting series
Thank you! Stay tuned 👍🏻
@@TacticalPerformanceCenter I've been considering a manta system but didn't ever find a video satisfactory in explaining how it would be a real Improvement so I'm looking forward to see if yours can show that
Excellent…
Glad you like it!
I'm looking forward to being able to use the Mantis X like a pro. Can't wait
Stay tuned 👍🏻
Louie and Hoss. Great Masters! You honor Ron's Legacy! Awesome video
Thank you brother! We are doing our best to keep his legacy relevant. Your support (and continued dedication to helping others) is greatly appreciated!
Purchased Mantis X system 2021. It raises dry fire practice to another level. This system has paid for itself multiple times. Improvement is unavoidable if used regularly.
Yes! It provides you with valuable metrics during dry or even live practice. That will also guarantee more specific goal-setting in the training process 👍🏻
This doesn’t tell u point of aim and point of impact, it assumes a target. So how do u really know
This isn't primarily about the point of aim and point of impact in isolation; it's more about recognizing and diagnosing common errors that lead to consistent offsets in shot placement. By understanding the underlying causes of why shots tend to drift in a particular direction, we can more effectively correct these issues. It's essentially about gaining a deeper insight into our shooting technique and making the necessary adjustments to ensure our shots hit exactly where they're intended. This holistic approach to error diagnostics and correction is key to improving precision and achieving consistent accuracy. 👍🏻
Outstanding content! Thank you!
Thank you!
Awesome content! Thank you
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We appreciate it! 🙏🙏🙏
@@TacticalPerformanceCenter Thank you TPC for all the fine work you have compiled together making it simple to understand and for helping me as much as you have more so then any of the in person classes I've taken ever could have dreamed of doing.
You guys are hands down the greatest of all time and my number one go to source for learning. Your undisputed style of teaching is the way for me and it's the true pathway to ultimate enlightenment . TPC ROCKS ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 👍👍.
We are truly humbled and honored to be part of your journey towards achieving your shooting goals. We sincerely appreciate your comments! Thank you.
@@TacticalPerformanceCenter You are very welcome 🇺🇸👍.
Too many words too slowly delivered. And not enough content for the time spent. Three minutes in and you still haven't said anything useful....I like Ross Hristov. Otherwise...
You can change the video speed if you want to. Everyone absorbs information at a different pace.
Or just not bother. I use the Mantis every day for dry fire and twice a week for live fire. I think it is very helpful. I watch youtube most days too, after a couple of stiff drinks to wash away the day. Even slowed down I don't have time for low and slow....I meant the feedback to be positive for someone who is clearly not experienced at video presentations and who needs to up his game or undermine Mantis....
Thank you for the feedback.
I don't think you realize how a video presentation is actually supposed to work. There isn't anything wasted here because novice Shooters and people that haven't shot before need that kind of beginning so they can understand, you're asking him to start in the middle and that's kind of ridiculous