This video promotes online and in-person firearm training solutions offered by Achilles Heel Tactical. It highlights upcoming monthly online coaching sessions covering topics like pistol recoil control, draw efficiency, movement efficiency for both pistols and rifles, and using a par timer. The description also provides links to their video courses and general training schedule, encouraging viewers to subscribe for updates.
This video, titled "THE PRO CARD," details a specific shooting drill from the "MAN CARD Drill Series." The drill focuses on accuracy and speed at 25 yards using either C-zone steel or the C-zone of an IPSC target. It involves timed sequences of pistol shots from compressed ready and holster, followed by rifle shots from low and high ready positions. A key element is the rifle-to-pistol transition, utilizing an empty rifle magazine to facilitate the setup. The drill emphasizes precision, with any shots outside the C-zone or over par time resulting in failure. It's noted as a drill typically performed by cold shooters, with limited attempts allowed.
This video focuses on a specific firearms training drill called "Reverse Planning Your Draw." The instructor breaks down the draw stroke into precise time intervals, using a par-timer set to 0.20 seconds. Participants start their draw when the par-timer beeps and stop to evaluate their performance when it stops. The goal is to improve efficiency and consistency in drawing a firearm by analyzing performance within set time metrics, emphasizing doing things sooner rather than just faster. The video also promotes training services from Achilles Heel Tactical and production credits for John Shoyer.
This video focuses on improving par times during dry-fire training by demonstrating the effective use of a par timer. It highlights the Coolfire Trainer, a device that simulates recoil, enhancing the realism of dry-fire practice. The content aims to help viewers speed up their performance on shooting drills, with affiliate links provided for the Coolfire Trainer, shot timer, grip enhancers, hat cameras, gun oil, cleaning essentials, and holsters.
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