Videos tagged with Strong Hand Shooting

This YouTube video focuses on pistol shooting techniques, specifically comparing strong hand and weak hand proficiency. It highlights the importance of practicing with both hands for well-rounded firearm competency. The video falls under the realm of shooting instruction and training, likely demonstrating drills suitable for both beginners and experienced shooters looking to improve their skills in adverse or compromised shooting positions.

This video provides a comprehensive guide to one-handed shooting, covering both dominant and non-dominant hand techniques. Instructor John emphasizes the importance of being prepared for defensive scenarios where strong hand functionality might be compromised. Key training aspects discussed include grip, wrist control, trigger manipulation, sight alignment, and drills for reloading and malfunction clearance. The video aims to equip viewers with the skills to effectively defend themselves under adverse conditions. It also promotes the sponsor FREEFLORIDA.NET and offers links to free e-books and the instructor's merchandise and social media.

This episode of Team GLOCK University focuses on competition training, featuring insights and drills from Team GLOCK Captain Shane Coley. The video covers various training aspects essential for competitive shooting, including specific drills like '40 Alpha,' strong hand and support hand shooting, barrel transitions, and 'No Shoots.' It's aimed at GLOCK enthusiasts looking to improve their performance in shooting competitions.

This video features renowned firearms instructor Ken Hackathorn demonstrating a low-round-count drill called the "2-2-2 Drill." Designed to maintain shooting skills during ammo shortages, the drill involves transitioning between freestyle, strong-hand-only, and weak-hand-only shooting. Hackathorn also provides tips on effective hand-switching techniques. The demonstration utilizes the new SFX9 4" pistol. The description also includes links to the SFX9 4", Wilson Combat's website, social media, and newsletter.

This YouTube video, titled "@TetianaGaidar Strong Hand/Weak Hand Training" and featuring a description asking "How often do you train your left?", focuses on handgun training. The core theme is practicing shooting with the non-dominant (weak) hand, which is a crucial aspect of developing balanced proficiency and improving overall marksmanship. This type of training is essential for self-defense scenarios where an injury to the dominant hand might occur, or for improving control and accuracy in general.

This video demonstrates the "6, 7, 8 Drill," a shooting exercise designed to improve weak and strong-hand pistol manipulations under stress. The drill involves shooting at 6 targets from 10 meters with three magazines loaded with 6, 7, and 8 rounds, respectively. It begins with a support-hand draw and shooting, progresses to strong-hand only, and concludes with two-handed shooting. The drill also incorporates one-handed reloads. The video encourages viewers to share their times and interact.

This video features a "Low Round Count Drill" designed to improve speed and accuracy with a handgun. The drill involves shooting two rounds two-handed, two rounds strong-handed, and two rounds weak-handed at a 6-inch circle from 3 yards. The description also highlights the availability of various firearms training classes, including defense, basic pistol, and private sessions, with a website provided for more information.

This Master Class episode features Ken Hackathorn demonstrating the 2-2-2 Skill Drill, a low-round-count training exercise designed to maintain shooting proficiency during ammo shortages. The drill focuses on transitioning between freestyle, strong-hand-only, and weak-hand-only shooting. Ken provides valuable tips on effective hand transitions and explains the importance of practicing for real-world scenarios. The drill is showcased using the Wilson Combat SFX9 4" pistol, with links provided for more information on the firearm and Wilson Combat. The video also touches on aspects of eye switching and weak-hand shooting techniques.

This YouTube video features a training tip from Springfield Armory, presented by Kyle Schmidt and Rob Leatham. They demonstrate the Freestyle/Strong Hand/Weak Hand drill, a valuable technique for improving pistol handling and shooting proficiency under varying conditions. The video focuses on practical application and skill development for firearm users. It is sponsored by Springfield Armory and promoted through Gun Talk Media.

This "Gun Drill of the Month" video from November/December 2015 focuses on the "Flying Wedge" drill, emphasizing shooting with both strong and support hands. The description highlights tailoring training, focusing on the front sight, and the importance of accuracy. The video also promotes a free gun giveaway and links to US Concealed Carry Association (USCCA) resources. It aims to improve shooter proficiency through a dynamic drill.

This video showcases tactical pistol drills focused on close-range engagements. It demonstrates various shooting techniques, including strong hand/weak hand shooting, tactical and emergency reloads, and emphasizes the importance of training with an EDC setup and normal clothing. The producers also highlight safety principles and encourage audience participation through their Patreon. The video features producers Ziga Polajnar and Samo R. Stergel, with Jan Kok handling camera and editing.