Moving Into A Firing Position with World and National Champion Shooter JJ Racaza

Whether you are a tactical or sport shooter, entering a firing position efficiently will allow you to shoot sooner/faster, and more accurately.
World and National Champion Shooter, JJ Racaza, shares three ways to orient your hips for efficient movement.
Special thanks to JJ for creating this video with us! Make sure to give him a follow. He's most active on IG: @jjracaza
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[@WestPat23]

JJs efficiency and economy of motion is amazing, it’s what makes him a champion

[@jerneilbautista6367]

[3:40] on short distance run. Thats is called half dash half breaking(preparation), dashing the distance passively to shorter time or speed up the hopping station. Your style is similar to us sir.. good footwork, naturally you have talent for learning it by yourself,

[@martinj_lagunsad]

Thanks JJ and Miles this is the missing piece on my entry that I’ve been trying to figure it out when it come to long distance entry positioning. Will try this Next week or later in our backyard

[@pg234forreal]

Kinda dope that TH has both celebrity and tier1 tactical dudes as contributors. TacHyve = best on RUclips!

[@CoachClark]

Thank you JJ. I always learn so much from your instruction. The only comment I would make is where you say (1:05) you do a shuffle step, when in actuality it’s a crossover.
Appreciate you, Myles and Tactical Hyve.

[@WienGolf]

This video is amazing! I took some screenshots of the key-moves you did. So many people tried to explain, but your tutorial is really clear. Thank you so much!

[@jimmytumabcao3509]

Thank You JJ for sharing.. 🙏❤️🫡🇵🇭

[@user-ys1ki8sp8s]

Always the best content!

[@BigThreezy]

Brilliant. I watched JJ in IG one night live and it changed everything.

[@victormaxwell1919]

That's damn good advice, gentleman again thank you

[@glocktopus888]

This channel is so fkn underrated

[@mikereese15]

Great movement tips.

[@harrycordell1438]

Thanks

[@MichaelClaytonCo]

Thank you so much SIR

[@charlesl5226]

Great video. Question now is when do you start to look away from your target towards where your moving and then back to your new target when your getting into position?

[@ΚωσταςΣαλο]

makes total sense

[@ivanradovic4584]

I would like to ask for advise, when you use drop-step and where do you use easy way-out?
Is that depends of targets and situation?

[@clarkdalumbar4488]

Nice video. Hope to learn from you.

[@PedroRSevilla]

jj 🙌🙌🙌 top

[@massimocampus]

This is very good 😁😁

[@cpd969]

This is very good 👍

[@cliffordmann3645]

The leg crossover is not intuitive for athletes, as this was trained out by coaches. So back to re-training it. Good content, thanks!

[@bshadrick]

I think I actually do that right! Perhaps from slide steps to kick from a lifetime of martial arts,!

[@georgewilliamssr5230]

Great advice. Just going to say. When lateral movement on uneven or unfamiliar or ground. Never cross your feet.
That moment when you cross your feet. You are at your most unstable in posture, balance, and control. When under STRESS. You will fall down.

[@joshuahaskell4455]

I must shoot the green Ivan in the background

[@williampowell8083]

I heard the camera guy scream

[@effu9375]

🤙🏽👏🏽👏🏽🇵🇭🇺🇲

[@mr.nobody68]

Workin them hips like Elvis

[@pyeitme508]

Rad

[@maximus.4656]

You are forgetting you have excellent balance. You make it look slick . It requires alot of reps to be as good as you your start and stops and speed bursts are proofs .

[@whiterabit09]

Can we have some videos from war fighters on moving to position? Not competition shooters?

[@mikev2761]

You know JJ is paid to teach these exact concepts to the tier 1 guys you want to learn from right?

[@TacticalHyve]

Correct. It is unfortunate that most who shoot do now know this.
We provide both sport and tactical content for this specific reason.

[@pg234forreal]

Yeah, nothing we can learn from JJ Racaza… lol. 😂

[@ORShenanigans6186-c1x]

Isn't crossing your legs a trip hazard

[@RSpracticalshooting]

running is a trip hazard, that's why we practice.

[@bldlightpainting]

All you need to say is a worse or poor poposition, no need to spew immature disgusting vulgar words in there.