In this two-day course, you will learn the micro-level details required to become more efficient—not just faster—while maintaining a high level of accuracy and consistency.

Below is a breakdown of what is covered in this course.

Core Concept: EFFICIENCY Focused

Level 1 Course (C–GM)

Micro-Movement

• Trigger control: Techniques for pulling the trigger faster while maintaining—or improving—accuracy and precision
• Single-target breakdowns
• Being present and mentally engaged
• Calling your shots
• Developing sensory awareness for instinctive shooting
• Understanding the difference between shooting and movement
• Rhythm and cadence fire
• Visual patience
  • Many shooters attempt patience before developing proper shot mechanics, which leads to unnecessary delays

Major Movement

• Transitions
• Multiple-target breakdowns
• Flat-line vs. bump transitions
• Rhythm and cadence fire
• Timing drills
• Tachypsychia (time distortion under stress)

Movement Skills

• Entering and exiting positions
  • Timing
  • Three essential exit techniques
  • Three-step entry method (90/10 concept)
• Mindset development
• Visualization
• Stage breakdown techniques
• Field course analysis
• Levels of comprehension
• Stimulus vs. response
• Speed (attack mindset)
• Accuracy (control mindset)
• Drills to target specific skill sets

Shooting and Movement Integration

• Shooting on the move
• Shooting while moving laterally and forward/backward
• Body positioning (stance and structure)
• Field course analysis
• Three vital techniques for identifying the most effective way to run and attack a stage
• Mental focus: discussion and practical application

Training Development

• Phases of training: Development vs. Preparation
• Diagnosing personal performance issues
• Creating targeted self-corrective strategies
• Advanced timer utilization and performance analysis

Prerequisites

• Basic shooting knowledge and range experience required
• Minimum of one year of competitive shooting experience
• Understanding of firearm safety and range rules
• No age requirement
• Students must provide their own handgun
• Ammunition requirement: approximately 500 rounds per day (1,000 total)

Required Equipment

• Firearm
• Minimum 1,000 rounds of ammunition
• Weather-appropriate clothing
• Snacks and plenty of water
• Eye and ear protection
• Belt, holster, and magazine carriers

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