Doubles Exercise.

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  • Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024
  • There’s a lot to unpack with this drill. I’ve noticed some folks being led down a road that ain’t the right one lately and decided to give my take on how I conceptualize the benefit of “Doubles”. I am not sure who ever put a name to this particular thing, (maybe Stoeger? Idk.) but it’s great if you understand how to use it.
    If you try it and you don’t get it, keep trying it. Make some notes on what you’re looking for. Give yourself permission to miss in the name of exploration, and pay attention to what happens. You’ll learn if you make that the goal.
    This video truly doesn’t do it justice compared to experiencing it in person. But it’s a start. Let me know your thoughts.
    Fun fact…this is also a rifle thing too. Barricaded and otherwise.
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Комментарии • 32

  • @5150farmsactual
    @5150farmsactual Год назад +2

    Mary Mark, you've came a long ass way homie. This was definately the best produced video you've put out to date. Solid work dude.

  • @johnnyfox8142
    @johnnyfox8142 8 месяцев назад +1

    I had a Major breakthrough today with doubles. That firing hand tention has been screwing me for months with doubles. While exploring it again today, instead of any grip pressure with my firing hand, I just smashed the frame into my firing hand with my support hand. That's the ticket for me. Golfball size at 5 yards and baseball size at 7 and the dot was way more stable.

  • @justinbranham7708
    @justinbranham7708 2 месяца назад +1

    Your occluded dot video changed my shooting. I'd never shot with an occluded dot before, and the first time I put that painters tape on my dot and hard focused on the target, I just busted out laughing. The dot was there, and was there every time as long as I did my part. I had no idea how bad I was watching that dot more than the target. To the point that I may shoot occluded form here on out.

    • @jbstraininggroup3640
      @jbstraininggroup3640  2 месяца назад

      Glad to help, homie.

    • @justinbranham7708
      @justinbranham7708 2 месяца назад

      @@jbstraininggroup3640 If you ever host a red dot pistol course around Columbia, SC I know myself and a few others would jump at the chance. Sandhills Shooting Sports in Lugoff would be a good host site for a small class.

  • @JustinV911
    @JustinV911 6 месяцев назад

    Wow this is excellent. Thank you for your time to put this together
    Some things I need to work on and this gives me a good direction of gathering information

  • @DCsplicer
    @DCsplicer 4 месяца назад

    Great video! I'll start doing these today. Thanks for the video!

  • @anielparache
    @anielparache 10 месяцев назад

    Great video. Very informative keep them coming. Subscribed 🤙🏼

  • @nabby119
    @nabby119 Год назад +1

    Super helpful. Mooooooreeeeeee!!!

  • @MichaelSouthDZ
    @MichaelSouthDZ Год назад

    Spot on dude. Great job with this video

  • @johnnyfox8142
    @johnnyfox8142 8 месяцев назад

    It definitely points out my consistant inconsistant grip issues. Im hugging hell breaking the bad habits😢

  • @ON_THE_PERF
    @ON_THE_PERF Год назад +5

    This is a Ben Stoeger exercise. The exercise is detailed in his books. Works well with a shot timer to measure splits and results on target to see if you're tracking.

    • @jbstraininggroup3640
      @jbstraininggroup3640  Год назад +2

      I knew it was in the book and what not. Just wasn’t sure who originated it. Preciate ya.

    • @DatHoang-oe9xd
      @DatHoang-oe9xd Год назад +2

      Ben didn't invent it but he definitely popularized it.

  • @garypirl8566
    @garypirl8566 Год назад +2

    Thank you Mark. Very good video and review. Now, to the range. The journey begins.

  • @Donny_Karate
    @Donny_Karate Год назад

    I hope you're in Ohio when I can shoot with ya man, best explanations by far and put on the bottom shelf for the install crew😭 you're a hero

  • @CanyonKinetics
    @CanyonKinetics Год назад +1

    Thank you for the explanation. I can't wait to get out on the range to start working it!

  • @willr4880
    @willr4880 Год назад +2

    My groups for my doubles are def lil wayne, public enemy watch around your neck size lol

  • @hannibalbarca2939
    @hannibalbarca2939 Год назад +2

    Amazing video. I hope to take your training in person one day.

  • @pcs3576
    @pcs3576 Год назад +2

    I've learned not to press the trigger as 'fast' as I can which everyone said to do...I press quickly but not 'fast'. When I consciously think fast I increase firing had tension and have less than desireable results...took me a bit to learn that. Here's a question Mark. I have more consistency shooting bill drills than I do doubles. For some reason a billy induces less tension which is counterintuitive...so many things to work on

    • @jbstraininggroup3640
      @jbstraininggroup3640  Год назад +2

      That’s a loaded question with lots of stuff lacking man. I can’t answer ya based on that. Sorry if that disappoints. I will say that when I get result focused, it invokes the speed demon. He brings tension with him. This is not good. When I just shoot the sights based on my ability, absent any known measurement of “good” I do my best shooting.

  • @WeaponizedAttentionDeficit
    @WeaponizedAttentionDeficit Год назад +1

    good shit gun sensei

  • @travisdyess7019
    @travisdyess7019 Год назад +1

    Solid video, this drill helped me fix shot placement tremendously. Washing the multigunner thought process of 2 anywhere out of my brain and replacing it with the desired 2 Alpha mentality has been the biggest struggle overall. Keep up the great work brother.

  • @OutriderTrainingGroup
    @OutriderTrainingGroup Год назад +1

    Great articulation man. Great video.

  • @Cg.Training_Addicts
    @Cg.Training_Addicts Год назад

    Great video mark. Excellent presentation & break down for us knuckle dragger. What editing software or phone app did you use on this?

  • @michaellyczynski
    @michaellyczynski Год назад +1

    Would you recommend experimenting with trigger finger placement? Like touching the trigger, out of contact with trigger, finger outside the trigger guard?

    • @jbstraininggroup3640
      @jbstraininggroup3640  Год назад +6

      I would recommend shooting two shots as fast as possible focusing on the things in the video. What you just said never comes into play at all. Don’t overthink it.

    • @WeaponizedAttentionDeficit
      @WeaponizedAttentionDeficit Год назад

      ruclips.net/video/XFGK74ClfOU/видео.html what youre looking for may be this at the 2:30 mark