90% of that you cannot do at any range within 200mi from me. No holdster, no draw, no rapid fire( more than 1 rd per 3 secs ), no eyes closed. No fast reload. No swaying side to side. So the only training i can do is far bullseye.
@YOUneedJESUS1 what state you in? I don't go to "actual" ranges. I go out to forest service, and or blm land and just find somewhere with a good back stop, I can run any drills I want.
When i was coming of age getting ready for bootcamp, you were my inspiration even through my USMC contract. I tried to apply the critical/logical thinker mentality that you teach and it really helped with my professional/personal developement even when my commands were not big on individual thinkers. Even now as a firearms instructor myself i still love coming back to your old videos to see if i can get anymore information out of it as well as looking forward to your new videos.
We have so many indoor ranges here in Phoenix. However that was a closed range. Travis probably asked for a range by his self. He has mad respect here in the valley.
I love your guys training content. Nothing like one on one training with a real American Badass!!! Detailed, factual and in depth content that truly is second to none. Keep up the best training content on the media today. Only thing better is being in his class. In person is the preferred method, but that is not realistic. That is what I respect most is that the social media version of his training is as close as you can get to attending one of his courses. I have attended 3 of his courses and plan on attending some more if my schedule will allow me the time off to attend. Until then I watch their videos and pick up things that I missed while attending his courses. If your thinking about going to one of his trainings I strongly encourage you to jump on it, because his classes fill up pretty fast. You will not regret it.
I just want to take the opportunity to thank you. I've learned so much over the years, my only regret while living in the US was not taking some of your classes.
With proper feel-eye-finger and CET, you get a feel for the natural kinesthetic alignment of your externals thus increasing dexterity and, well essentially to put it in to common terms you use the force, Luke.
There is no substitute for experience and when you combine that experience with regular range time that extends into years’ worth of time = Travis. Most civilians will never get the experience, but we can get the range time if we commit and get pretty close to this level of proficiency after a few years if you go consistently…
Hey Travis, I’ve been running this drill the past few range days, and can already see my improvement. Appreciate the transfer of knowledge and look forward to running more of your drills. Thank you for what you do.
YES. i love your shooting videos it gives me stuff to think about at the range. and new things to try. i still refer to your Venti 100 drill all the time.
I like the drills, but it would be nice to have a video with drills friendly to common indoor range rules like no rapid fire, no holstering/drawing, etc
I used to golf and as a result would read golf magazines what always got my attention was that there was at least two articles to cure the dreaded slice in each issue and a slew of products to do the same.many of these cures where promoted by reputable and or famous instructors and every month there were new cures and instructors And no matter how redundant or ineffective these cures are there never seemed to be an end to them. I am noticing this more and more with the firearms instruction industry it’s becoming the the new golf magazine
I always enjoyed how you break things down to a layman. More importantly, the visualization techniques and mnemonics you use in order to explain a key task one needs to perform in order to be successful in the shot. For example the fingernail being a claymore, front toward enemy. So many people try to explain an important step with all this minutia and can be confusing. Thank you TH, and crew!
I shoot just as well as that. Then I wake up and I’m not Travis Haley any more. Awesome stuff, good motivation to improve and good drills for me to learn. Thanks! (In actuality, my guns never work in my dreams.🤣)
When I did my Denver Metro Patrol quals we did these drills and other modified drills. Being certified and licensed is literally a privilege at Shoot Indoor. Just gotta book training on the range for an hour to get down range. Not easy.
Good training.. now i will do it. My grouping is not that. Ad about 4 to 6 in apart 10 rounds but i want it a little more closer. Also that was a good point for the emergency mag. Thanks for the tip
Travis you are the MAN! I love your instructionals thank you for your knowledge and helping all of us patriots be better in our training. From one vet to another I applaud you and Semper Fi brother! 👊🏻 wish I could train with you and learn more from you
the kicks are the Altama Maritime OTB shoes in Multicam Black...I have the reg Multicams and they're very comfortable, even w/ fins on. I also wanted to ask the question on where we can obtain the badass t-shirt as well?
@@History_Coffee thank you!! I looked these and I didn’t see the ones he has in. They’re sweet shoes. I definitely want to pick up a pair of the ones he has on. I hope he chimes in on this thread.
It comes down to the biomechanics of his grip. You almost need to just take his class and he shows you the physical differences in how grip allows proper fiction and leverage. Basically it means make sure your grip is stable. You have friction on the gun and your grip and you gain friction by leverage your grip by squeezing your elbows together
@@ChipSpencer123 you can kinda try. If you have a bend in your elbows you can squeeze the shit out of the gun. If you have locked elbows you create a lever with your arms and shoulders that gives the gun more leverage over you. If you have bent elbows you can gain leverage on the gun by bringing your elbows closer together slightly. Like imagine opening a jar. The way you clasp your hands together closer to your chest is how you should be squeezing the gun.
Awesome, curious about the rhythm thing. I hear a lot of good shooters nowadays say to not shoot on cadence but shoot when you can re acquire your sights or when the gun settles to break the next shot. Curious on thoughts about that.
The gun is cycling and settling within hundredths of a second. Not being able to shoot at a cadence means you are moving the gun involuntarily or do not have control of it.
Administrative results really does a fantastic Travis Haley impression
The original venti 100 shot drill was huge for my pistol progression. Cool to see it updated!
He's teaching muscle memory, the basics. When SHTF, you will fall back to the basics and the more you train, the better off you'll be.
Profesionalism, efficiency, intelligence, thinker before shootet. Thank you Mr Haley for sharing your experience with us!
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90% of that you cannot do at any range within 200mi from me. No holdster, no draw, no rapid fire( more than 1 rd per 3 secs ), no eyes closed. No fast reload. No swaying side to side. So the only training i can do is far bullseye.
Get a mantis dry fire system
Sounds like you need a new area code brother.
@YOUneedJESUS1 what state you in?
I don't go to "actual" ranges.
I go out to forest service, and or blm land and just find somewhere with a good back stop, I can run any drills I want.
Dryfire with airsoft GBB in your flat/garage etc.
Where do you live .....
When i was coming of age getting ready for bootcamp, you were my inspiration even through my USMC contract. I tried to apply the critical/logical thinker mentality that you teach and it really helped with my professional/personal developement even when my commands were not big on individual thinkers. Even now as a firearms instructor myself i still love coming back to your old videos to see if i can get anymore information out of it as well as looking forward to your new videos.
This is the finest instructional video of its kind I’ve ever seen, and I’ve been on ranges for 30 years. Haley is an elite instructor.
LMAO how much did he pay you to say that?
@@lovetopew9054about tree fiddy
@@felixdewinter3484 I believe that because anyone with half a clue would not post such a retardedly stupid and inaccurate comment.
Wow. What?
We have so many indoor ranges here in Phoenix. However that was a closed range. Travis probably asked for a range by his self. He has mad respect here in the valley.
Im always learning something from Travis Haley. Best instructor in the country.
The Radian Afterburner makes your muzzle control look even more easy.
Came here to find out what it was haha not disappointed. Thanks!
Lucky if you can find indoor range that you can shoot from the holster. Thank You for the video Sir. 🙏🏻
I love your guys training content. Nothing like one on one training with a real American Badass!!! Detailed, factual and in depth content that truly is second to none. Keep up the best training content on the media today. Only thing better is being in his class. In person is the preferred method, but that is not realistic. That is what I respect most is that the social media version of his training is as close as you can get to attending one of his courses. I have attended 3 of his courses and plan on attending some more if my schedule will allow me the time off to attend. Until then I watch their videos and pick up things that I missed while attending his courses. If your thinking about going to one of his trainings I strongly encourage you to jump on it, because his classes fill up pretty fast. You will not regret it.
I have a range where I can go anytime. 2am or whenever. Only one in the building. This is going to be my next workout for sure.
First time watching this guy and I have to say, OUTSTANDING!
I just want to take the opportunity to thank you. I've learned so much over the years, my only regret while living in the US was not taking some of your classes.
With proper feel-eye-finger and CET, you get a feel for the natural kinesthetic alignment of your externals thus increasing dexterity and, well essentially to put it in to common terms you use the force, Luke.
Great exercises. I have been doing this since 2016. It works.
This was a great video
First time seeing your channel. Lots of good stuff I can use thank you
This is a great way to gain control and confidence with what you work with
Great stuff. Keep’em coming
Still top notch. Love this.
Love it, love the content, company, and instructors.
One of the most useful pistol improvement videos I’ve ever seen.
Thank you this was great! Using this next range trip
Talk about a 10 min fucking master class with dad himself, iv already watched this in my sleep twice
TY Travis. Also the Ole Glock 19x Love it! Just bought an Echelon but my 19x is still the favorite.
Those were some of the smoothest reloads I've ever een
Need more just straight unedited videos like this
Good things to think about. More stuff to practice. Thank you sir
Thanks that was really helpful. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Sweet looking Glock 19X! Please do a video on how you setup your Glocks.
There is no substitute for experience and when you combine that experience with regular range time that extends into years’ worth of time = Travis. Most civilians will never get the experience, but we can get the range time if we commit and get pretty close to this level of proficiency after a few years if you go consistently…
Very similar to my standard training night with my wife. We each get 100 rds and work specific skills. Nice and thanks for sharing.
Love the video and content, keep up the great work.
Great video!
Hey Travis, I’ve been running this drill the past few range days, and can already see my improvement. Appreciate the transfer of knowledge and look forward to running more of your drills. Thank you for what you do.
Great work! We'll definitely try this workout.
Awesome video thank you very much. I will be taking this video to the range with me tomorrow morning to practice.
YES. i love your shooting videos it gives me stuff to think about at the range. and new things to try. i still refer to your Venti 100 drill all the time.
I like the drills, but it would be nice to have a video with drills friendly to common indoor range rules like no rapid fire, no holstering/drawing, etc
I learned a lot. Thank you.
I can't wait to take another class from you. Saving my pennies! 🥳
I used to golf and as a result would read golf magazines what always got my attention was that there was at least two articles to cure the dreaded slice in each issue and a slew of products to do the same.many of these cures where promoted by reputable and or famous instructors and every month there were new cures and instructors And no matter how redundant or ineffective these cures are there never seemed to be an end to them. I am noticing this more and more with the firearms instruction industry it’s becoming the the new golf magazine
I always enjoyed how you break things down to a layman. More importantly, the visualization techniques and mnemonics you use in order to explain a key task one needs to perform in order to be successful in the shot. For example the fingernail being a claymore, front toward enemy. So many people try to explain an important step with all this minutia and can be confusing. Thank you TH, and crew!
I shoot just as well as that. Then I wake up and I’m not Travis Haley any more.
Awesome stuff, good motivation to improve and good drills for me to learn. Thanks!
(In actuality, my guns never work in my dreams.🤣)
Uh he’s not that good. He’s barely mediocre.
This was such a wonderful video for me as a new gun owner. Thank you so much 💪🏾👌🏾❤️
Would love to see a video on the movement portion of the CET added on to the CET playlist 🔥 wanna make sure I’m keeping up enough for a D3 course 😅
When I did my Denver Metro Patrol quals we did these drills and other modified drills.
Being certified and licensed is literally a privilege at Shoot Indoor. Just gotta book training on the range for an hour to get down range. Not easy.
Travis shoots better with his eyes closed than 90% of us😂
Freaking awesome as always. Thanks!
One hundred rounds minus the two you tossed on the deck. I’ll take those two if you don’t want them Travis because you know inflation. Nice work man.
Outstanding
Fk awesome content. Great job guys
I'm completely lost after the first 30 seconds. So I'm just going to practice removing my finger from the trigger when I reholster. You know, basics.
That was fantastic. Learned a lot. Can’t wait to try out a few new drills at the range. Thank you very much!
These are really good drills if you're limited on time and or ammo. Keep up the great work as always helping people get better 👊🏻
Great and very informative video! Thank you very much sir.. Stay safe and God Bless to you and yours.
Thanks for the videos and good tips 🤘🏻🤠🤘🏻.
Damn good drill. Thanks
You sir are a F'ing legend!!
Dude, you've always been in better shape than me. Still are, but I think we're closing in. Great for me.
What is pin friction leverage ? Is it just focused on trigger engagement ?
I've asked the same, just now
Just started the video, eyes closes drill, what's the distance?
Great information
Commenting for the algorithm. Nice video
Good training.. now i will do it. My grouping is not that. Ad about 4 to 6 in apart 10 rounds but i want it a little more closer. Also that was a good point for the emergency mag. Thanks for the tip
I hope someday I'll be able to make it out there and train with you. I've done these drills with Kelly out here in Medford and they are awesome
Is that a Parker Mountain Machine JTT Comp?
Thanks for the free training video!!!
it's a radian comp
This is awesome
Great stuff
VERY NICE, THANKS , MORE TO IMPROVE ON , ALWAYS LEARNING
Amazing shooting.
Good stuff 👏🏼
Travis you are the MAN! I love your instructionals thank you for your knowledge and helping all of us patriots be better in our training. From one vet to another I applaud you and Semper Fi brother! 👊🏻 wish I could train with you and learn more from you
Where can I get the target you have in your video?
Which do you train with more, RDS or irons? I recently just started shooting irons again. Figured its a good thing to stay good on for bad weather.
nice one
Where can i get those targets.
I am going to ask the dumbest question, what kind of shoes are those?
Great video!
I wish I had the Ammo to do this everyday!
They looked like altama marine OTBs I have a pair and they're pretty decent
the kicks are the Altama Maritime OTB shoes in Multicam Black...I have the reg Multicams and they're very comfortable, even w/ fins on. I also wanted to ask the question on where we can obtain the badass t-shirt as well?
@@History_Coffee thank you!! I looked these and I didn’t see the ones he has in. They’re sweet shoes. I definitely want to pick up a pair of the ones he has on.
I hope he chimes in on this thread.
Please explain pins😊, friction, leverage.
th-cam.com/video/UTLi6_96t1o/w-d-xo.html
It comes down to the biomechanics of his grip. You almost need to just take his class and he shows you the physical differences in how grip allows proper fiction and leverage. Basically it means make sure your grip is stable. You have friction on the gun and your grip and you gain friction by leverage your grip by squeezing your elbows together
@@jeffpraterJSF thanks for making the effort to explain it to me. Probably would be better for me to take the course.
@@ChipSpencer123 you can kinda try. If you have a bend in your elbows you can squeeze the shit out of the gun. If you have locked elbows you create a lever with your arms and shoulders that gives the gun more leverage over you. If you have bent elbows you can gain leverage on the gun by bringing your elbows closer together slightly. Like imagine opening a jar. The way you clasp your hands together closer to your chest is how you should be squeezing the gun.
@@jeffpraterJSF I will work on it.Thanks again!🙂
Need some of those targets
What’s the distance in the beginning? Thanks!
Like the shoes what type of shoes are those?
Another knowledge bomb dropped, thanks HSP for sharing.
Awesome, curious about the rhythm thing. I hear a lot of good shooters nowadays say to not shoot on cadence but shoot when you can re acquire your sights or when the gun settles to break the next shot. Curious on thoughts about that.
Absolutely.
The gun is cycling and settling within hundredths of a second. Not being able to shoot at a cadence means you are moving the gun involuntarily or do not have control of it.
Lots of great info in a short time!
I'm going to try this next time and I'm using the same gun you are
This is great. All stuff I can use. Thank you!!
Saving this to try in the range soon. Thank you for this free lesson, Sir 👊🏻
I like your shirt. God bless
do you know where one could get that shirt?
What mag extensions do you prefer/use? Brand and round count +3, +4?
Is that a recoil compensator on that Glock 19x? If so, what kind is it?
Incase you haven’t found out it is called a ramjet afterburner comp and barrel combo from radiant Arms they make them for gen 3-5 glocks
He can control time 🇺🇸💪🏼
Getting a little round there, Haley.
You forgot to scream "that's my purse I don't know you!"
Lots of hate in the comment section, you can only be critical if you can teach and demonstrate a beautiful way
Good stuff
How long ago was the other video you were with the in depth breakdown
Anyone know what where the full videos he’s talking about is?