This is why I’m so glad I stopped resisting changing over to an optic. Yes, an optic is a more intuitive aiming solution in live fire. (Although I don’t like using the term “aiming” with a dot) But in dry fire, the dot can give you so much more information about your fundamentals like grip, trigger work and target focus among other things than irons do. You can get some information with irons, but the dot really talks to you. A huge leap forward with self diagnosing!
Love the training intel via the use of the four stages of competence (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_stages_of_competence). The hard part was figuring out where I am at and you have provided us with the secret sauce to determine where we are at with our grip. Going to give it a try and report back where I am at.
Good stuff Fabio! Appreciate the knowledge transfer.
My pleasure!
Super helpful and it’s convinced me to invest in a red dot. Really appreciate this free training!
Glad it was helpful!
This video came at a great time for me as I’m practicing a new grip technique which so far has been working well for me. Thank you!
Fantastic!
This is why I’m so glad I stopped resisting changing over to an optic. Yes, an optic is a more intuitive aiming solution in live fire. (Although I don’t like using the term “aiming” with a dot) But in dry fire, the dot can give you so much more information about your fundamentals like grip, trigger work and target focus among other things than irons do. You can get some information with irons, but the dot really talks to you. A huge leap forward with self diagnosing!
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Love the training intel via the use of the four stages of competence (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_stages_of_competence). The hard part was figuring out where I am at and you have provided us with the secret sauce to determine where we are at with our grip. Going to give it a try and report back where I am at.
Get after it!