Square Range
How often have you heard someone denounce “square range” training as being unrealistic and impractical? It’s become almost a sport unto itself… mostly among those…
Category: Learning
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Goals
The first thing ever written at pistol-training.com was about the importance of having goals. Each practice session should involve goals and a plan to achieve that…
My Favorite
A student and I have been discussing the merits of various trigger systems both in a thread at pistol-forum.com and via private message. He’s a…
New Drill
The 4567 Drill, developed in conjunction with Glock Professional Inc‘s Chris Edwards, has been posted in the Drills section. The 4567 is a quick skill…
My Left Hand
For whatever reason, there has been a great deal of online discussion lately about what to call one-handed shooting. My name has been brought up…
Pacing
One of the most fascinating parts of the Porsche class last week was realizing the tremendous number of parallels between how they teach high performance…
The “5” Challenge
Recently, a discussion came up on a forum I frequent related to a test Gila Hayes developed years ago. The test is intended to begin…
Dry Fire Routine
A few months ago, I quickly put together an example of a dry fire routine for a friend who just got a SIRT pistol and…
Round Count != Excellence
Lately, I have been shooting less per session than normal (for me). Discussing this with a buddy, he repeated the often heard “truism” that you…
The Finger
This past Saturday, six of us (all F.A.S.T. Wallers) did a little data gathering on the range. One of the interesting results came from measuring…