revisiting this video now that I got about 7 locals under my belt. finally broke into top 3 on the most recent two matches. appreciate your content! it definitely continues to teach
This is an awesome video! Way beyond where I am at but a lot to learn from watching this over and over and trying to learn one new thing after each viewing. Thanks so much. Keep the videos coming!
Another excellent video! Most of the top shooters show their match videos but don't go over what they did right and what they did wrong. Will be going over this video many times. A lot of excellent information. Sometime could you go over what modifications you think are best for the Sig P320. Do you think trigger pre-travel and over-travel have much effect on your times when shooting at speed during a match. Always look forward to your videos.
Hey Isaac, great video! My goal for the off-season is to get my vision speed up and seeing what I need to see sooner. I've got some ideas on how to do it, but I was wondering if you did any specific drills or exercises that work on that.
I'm trying to push my eyes to focus faster now. I am not consistent with it yet. I tried to run 2 short matches last Saturday and it was interesting because my first match went great except for one stage that was was a jackass on lol but then my second match I could not focus as much. I feel like trying to be "turned on" and focusing like this is very draining for me, I have to try and incorporate this into my dry training somehow. Thanks for the video, It is great hearing peoples thoughts on this stuff.
What are those yellow poles you use called? I'v been looking for something similar that I can use to replicate walls/barriers and that I can throw into my car
Love the thinking on the movement! For those drills, do you ever add hard cover targets and try to push speed? I know the steel could be a good proxy as it is a tight shot, let me know if that makes sense? Thanks!
I almost always use hard cover or no-shoots on every practice. I push the speed to where I'm hitting the no shoots / hardcovers to see where my limit is and try to push past it. But I'm careful to ensure I find the speed that I can execute consistently. That is the speed I use in a match so I don't have the costly mistakes.
Thanks for sharing, worked grip and some of the stuff from your other videos at range yesterday. I saw improvement...and things that need more dry fire time! Still trying to sort out the "Pinch Grip". Robert Vogel talked about it in a video on the Surefire channel and that helped too. Is the pinch grip the most used grip by the "top shooters" now? A request- maybe give us a video detailing just getting on the gun and out of the holster to the point of getting to the support hand? Thank you for posting. :)
I'm not sure about everyone's individual grip but I think the key element is applying front to back pressure and side to side pressure from both hands. If you tend to squeeze around the entire pistol grip like you're holding a bat you will get inconsistent recoil.
Hi Isaac,I really like the sig p 320 platform.I shoot modified xdms right now.The travel and reset are 3/16 of an inch or around an 1/8 on the one xdm I have.I was wondering if you know approximately the travel and reset distance of the gray guns trigger? What changes in the trigger when you do a trigger job?.Is there less overtravel,less take up etc..I would be curious as to how short the the trigger is far as travel and reset.I am highly interested in changing platforms, I just need a little info.Youre super fast so the trigger has to be pretty short,or you may just have a crazy fast finger!😁
I guess what I'm trying to say is, Do you think you could shoot a longer trigger as fast as a shorter one that has shorter reset?.Say for example,could you shoot a 1911 faster than a glock?.1911 is a much shorter trigger pull than the glock.Glock would seem like a long dragged out trigger pull compared to the 1911.If it is a shorter distance to travel for a trigger, the shorter trigger it would seem,would be faster to shoot.I know you shoot very fast which is why I'm asking you these questions.I know the trigger you have isn't really short must be in the middle somewherè.Thanks isaac!.
Great video! Thank you! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
revisiting this video now that I got about 7 locals under my belt. finally broke into top 3 on the most recent two matches. appreciate your content! it definitely continues to teach
Heck yeah! Keep pushing and training 💪
Your self analysis is great, good breakdown. Subscribed 👍🏼
🙏 thank you
This is an awesome video! Way beyond where I am at but a lot to learn from watching this over and over and trying to learn one new thing after each viewing. Thanks so much. Keep the videos coming!
Happy to hear these are helpful. The more subscribers I get the more videos I will release. I appreciate the feedback.
You became a monster!!! awesome shooting and movement!!! I´m jealous!
Thanks brotha! Keep pushing.
Another excellent video! Most of the top shooters show their match videos but don't go over what they did right and what they did wrong. Will be going over this video many times. A lot of excellent information. Sometime could you go over what modifications you think are best for the Sig P320. Do you think trigger pre-travel and over-travel have much effect on your times when shooting at speed during a match. Always look forward to your videos.
I appreciate the compliment. I do a full review of what I'm shooting and my video titled Gray Guns p320 review.
Great video brother 👍
Thank you
Great breakdown and thank you for sharing!!!
No problem.
I know this is an old video… but damn these are quality. Thanks for the tips brotha.
Thanks brotha, appreciate it.
Great stuff. Thanks.
No problem, hope it helps.
Amazing video
🙏 thank you
@@isaaclockwood1839 you’re welcome will be watching a lot of your videos just signed up for the uspsa this month
🙏 Prepare to have a new addictive hobby.
Those DOUBLES though my god
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Hey Isaac, great video! My goal for the off-season is to get my vision speed up and seeing what I need to see sooner. I've got some ideas on how to do it, but I was wondering if you did any specific drills or exercises that work on that.
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I'm trying to push my eyes to focus faster now. I am not consistent with it yet. I tried to run 2 short matches last Saturday and it was interesting because my first match went great except for one stage that was was a jackass on lol but then my second match I could not focus as much. I feel like trying to be "turned on" and focusing like this is very draining for me, I have to try and incorporate this into my dry training somehow. Thanks for the video, It is great hearing peoples thoughts on this stuff.
Try this drill.
ruclips.net/video/WTOpv4uCgaE/видео.html
@@isaaclockwood1839 thank you. Will do. I love the bill drill. I've been pushing it, the blake drill and accelerator recently.
What are those yellow poles you use called? I'v been looking for something similar that I can use to replicate walls/barriers and that I can throw into my car
Soccer boundary poles
Love the thinking on the movement! For those drills, do you ever add hard cover targets and try to push speed? I know the steel could be a good proxy as it is a tight shot, let me know if that makes sense? Thanks!
I almost always use hard cover or no-shoots on every practice. I push the speed to where I'm hitting the no shoots / hardcovers to see where my limit is and try to push past it. But I'm careful to ensure I find the speed that I can execute consistently. That is the speed I use in a match so I don't have the costly mistakes.
I am sure that there is some medical term that defines that the faster you demand your eye-hand coordination to work the faster your brain will work.
I'm sure you're right. While I don't know the term, I know it has worked for me.
Thanks for sharing, worked grip and some of the stuff from your other videos at range yesterday. I saw improvement...and things that need more dry fire time! Still trying to sort out the "Pinch Grip". Robert Vogel talked about it in a video on the Surefire channel and that helped too. Is the pinch grip the most used grip by the "top shooters" now? A request- maybe give us a video detailing just getting on the gun and out of the holster to the point of getting to the support hand? Thank you for posting. :)
I'm not sure about everyone's individual grip but I think the key element is applying front to back pressure and side to side pressure from both hands. If you tend to squeeze around the entire pistol grip like you're holding a bat you will get inconsistent recoil.
Hi Isaac,I really like the sig p 320 platform.I shoot modified xdms right now.The travel and reset are 3/16 of an inch or around an 1/8 on the one xdm I have.I was wondering if you know approximately the travel and reset distance of the gray guns trigger? What changes in the trigger when you do a trigger job?.Is there less overtravel,less take up etc..I would be curious as to how short the the trigger is far as travel and reset.I am highly interested in changing platforms, I just need a little info.Youre super fast so the trigger has to be pretty short,or you may just have a crazy fast finger!😁
I have no idea on specs. I used try to achieve a "perfect" trigger but realized it means very little compared to training.
I guess what I'm trying to say is, Do you think you could shoot a longer trigger as fast as a shorter one that has shorter reset?.Say for example,could you shoot a 1911 faster than a glock?.1911 is a much shorter trigger pull than the glock.Glock would seem like a long dragged out trigger pull compared to the 1911.If it is a shorter distance to travel for a trigger, the shorter trigger it would seem,would be faster to shoot.I know you shoot very fast which is why I'm asking you these questions.I know the trigger you have isn't really short must be in the middle somewherè.Thanks isaac!.
Tempo! /Framåt
I'm never going to sexually recover from this
Sorry bro, I'm married hahah