Airsoft Shooting Drills
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- In this video, Phil goes over the importance of shooting drills, as well as some examples of the drills the Storm Riders do at every drill session we have.
We start off with warmup drills from 10m (30ft) away and we do:
Single shot ready-up drills
Controlled pair ready-up drills
Target transition drills
Then we move to 20m (60ft) and do the same drills as above.
Finally, we finish off with moving and shooting drills.
Love the way you guys try bring real army aspects to airsoft !
Well yeah it's honestly the best way to learn, because it's actual ways to engage targets
Until you get speedsoft'd
@@casinc.2138 definitely
Good job b'y . fellow east coaster here. I appreciate you promoting the sport so positively and helping new players out.
Thanks friend! We appreciate the kind words!
Very nice video and information! I usually watch UF PRO videos about 1 man room clearing, slicing corner, etc and then practice it at home wearing only my battle belt, my Glock 17 and my m4 (no mag of course)
I would usually start in my garden and enter through back door and just work my way into each room while applying all the techniques to room clearing
When my parents are out and no ones home, I would then set up cardboard targets holded up by wood and place them randomly in rooms and behind doors, objects, etc, cover up all the fragile items like putting sofa mats over the tv, placing glass objects under tables, etc, then go and stay outside for awhile to make myself "forget" about the targets then go in and clear the house with loaded mags
Man, you crazy Canucks take this seriously.
And damn it, you should. If you really love doing something, even if it’s running around in camo shooting people with toy guns, you should take it seriously.
I really enjoy your videos; keep ‘em coming.
You guys deserve more subs!
Thank you! Feel free to share with your friends!
You guys deserve way more subscribers than what you have this is amazing airsoft channal
Look at the angle of the side arm 4:57 😂
This is funny. I've just watched a video from another channel about trainig... As I commented on that video I believe physical training is maybe more important than tactical drills. Plus, training without opposition does not make you 100% profficient, since you don't know how you will react will attempting all of this while being shot at. Still, very good topic for a discussion and cool drills. Respect from Argentina.
Training takes on many different forms and no single one will solve all your training needs. Shooting drills cannot replace physical training drills in terms of building muscle and increasing endurance, nor can they replace force-on-force training or games. We've never said that players should do one and not the others, but rather we want to educate players on how they can get the most out of each type.
We do have another video on physical training as well.
Thanks for the feedback!
Totally agree. You can look tacticool af shooting static targets, even when you run to different positions but its another story when someone is shooting back and you have to move, dodge and reacquire the target, and also stress reload when the target is advancing on you. Nice
I’m not yet old enough to play in my country so while I wait I am doing a lot of pushups and other upper and lower body strength at a local gym so I will be able to carry a good g&g rifel I lov show people know this isn’t like call of duty and you have to do physical labor so it adds to realisim
Bro u expect me to practice like this in a tiny ass garden with a length of 10m
Thanks for taking the time to present this in a clear and interesting way. I enjoy how you have spliced in what you are describing with real life footage. My kids and I have learned a lot from watching your content. Please keep it up.
Clem Johnson Thanks for the kind feedback! We’ve got more videos coming soon!
Hey guys, great video. I've been following you for a while, and I'm using SoMo of your tips into ours training sessions.
question: what kind of drills are you doing for DMR and Snipers?
Our team does not have specialized marksmen or snipers so we all train using the same drills.
Idk why but the M4 behind you looks very comfortable to hold
coffee jugs work great... and are surprisingly durable
very helpful! thanks!
Kind of a random idea but to make the bbs nit bounce everywhere when you have limited space a trick i use is a shirt on a hanger. The bbs fall right down that way theres no bouncing arround or ricochets.
Good tip! Bonus points if you put something below it to catch the BBs!
@@StormRiders can I use the spent bbs that was caught from the shirt or that's a no no?
Great Content!
For me I have a big backyard and my town throws out a lot of wood so I plan to make a range to practice moving cover and marksmanship as well as my brother will shoot at me but he will be behind a target so soon I will be able to practice with my g&g cg16 phantom aeg rifel
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I use Airsoft as a training tool for real firearms I run a mws gbb I also play but training is a big part
I recommend plastic coffee containers
I have watched a few of your videos. I played paintball years ago and am new to airsoft. You really focus in on a lot of the reasons I chose airsoft. New subscriber and looking forward to watching all your videos.
Glad to have you aboard! :)
Unfortunately my backyard is only 30m long in total and praticing in public area with airsoft replicas is a big no-no. Will try in my backyard though 😎
Me too mine is good because of a small forest and a good spot for a range is backyard kids must stick together
True north strong and free.
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Does nobody leave an actual comment on these videos?
You guys are based in NL correct?
Yes, we are!
We're not sure what the deal with these comments are.
I live around the bay, and have an interest in airsoft. Perhaps we can connect? I'd love to be shown the ins and outs by someone that actually knows what they're doing.
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Is that a m&p 9 on the wall?
Yes. Tokyo Marui M&P9
What is a terminator drill
It has a few different names, but it's a type of shooting drill that involves shooting sequentially larger targets in shorter amounts of time. For example, a 3 inch target in 2 seconds, a 6 inch target in 1.5 seconds, etc.
You show a most of exersises stationary in one spot. Arent most contact made on the moive?
Tommy Tuomaala Most of the time, you will be stationary while engaging targets, at least in our experience.
Regardless, the purpose of these drills is not to recreate combat conditions, but to engrain certain motions into your muscle memory.
You can certainly spend some time doing drills that recreate combat conditions (targets that move, targets that shoot back) but the bulk of your drills should, in our opinion, be static ready-up drills.
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