Hello, I am a freshman in High School and just started actually wanting to learn Armed Exhibition for our JROTC. Our JROTC does not unfortunately actually teach cadets how to do an armed exhibition. I am getting ready to start learning (all by myself because they do not teach it) using one of the schools drill rifles. I would like to start an actual armed exhibition team but have no clue where to start learning myslef. Was wondering if you all could help me out a little and give me some tips?
learn basic arial on RUclips and manual drill, then start watching some drill teams and try copying their moves along with learning some of the simpler looking moves on this page
These videos are part of a project called Drill Dojo. Learn the tricks and follow the curriculum at www.drilldojo.com with your team and build a routine around the tricks you learn.
I am in your same position. I am a sophomore and started doing armed expo prob just over a month ago. I am just starting to get an exhibition team up and going at my school. I would recommend getting a training rod from Glendale parade store and practicing tricks with that. Best of luck!!
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Hello, I am a freshman in High School and just started actually wanting to learn Armed Exhibition for our JROTC. Our JROTC does not unfortunately actually teach cadets how to do an armed exhibition. I am getting ready to start learning (all by myself because they do not teach it) using one of the schools drill rifles. I would like to start an actual armed exhibition team but have no clue where to start learning myslef. Was wondering if you all could help me out a little and give me some tips?
learn basic arial on RUclips and manual drill, then start watching some drill teams and try copying their moves along with learning some of the simpler looking moves on this page
These videos are part of a project called Drill Dojo. Learn the tricks and follow the curriculum at www.drilldojo.com with your team and build a routine around the tricks you learn.
Don't forget to check out the content at www.DrillDojo.com and follow the instructional training tips there!
I am in your same position. I am a sophomore and started doing armed expo prob just over a month ago. I am just starting to get an exhibition team up and going at my school. I would recommend getting a training rod from Glendale parade store and practicing tricks with that. Best of luck!!
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