As in, like exercising? You have a set program in order to build up your body, so does anyone have a set program to build up your shooting skills.
Sure, we go to rock pits, to the ranges, and then we put holes into paper. Yet is there a set program that one uses and practices? We hear, and do, the three point shots (two COM and one head) and we do the double taps, and maybe we do the weak hand vs strong hand, the FTF and the FTE drills, as well as just being happy that we brought the right ammo to the days fun of shooting.
I just got finished shooting (outside range at my back door) and was thinking about such things. I started out normal, just putting a few rounds into the x ring (yeah, I wish it was that easy ), then I did a few three shoot drills (I can't spell that one word for it, the name, two to COM and one to head) and then I did a few FTF drills using snapcaps to simulate the FTF.
But all of my personal training is done on what I think about at the time. No set training, no sets that I go through as one would do in physical training, and it just got me to thinking.
Should we develope and practice a set or sets of training that we can do on our own while either on a private or public range or just continue to do as we've always done?
Wayne
Sure, we go to rock pits, to the ranges, and then we put holes into paper. Yet is there a set program that one uses and practices? We hear, and do, the three point shots (two COM and one head) and we do the double taps, and maybe we do the weak hand vs strong hand, the FTF and the FTE drills, as well as just being happy that we brought the right ammo to the days fun of shooting.
I just got finished shooting (outside range at my back door) and was thinking about such things. I started out normal, just putting a few rounds into the x ring (yeah, I wish it was that easy ), then I did a few three shoot drills (I can't spell that one word for it, the name, two to COM and one to head) and then I did a few FTF drills using snapcaps to simulate the FTF.
But all of my personal training is done on what I think about at the time. No set training, no sets that I go through as one would do in physical training, and it just got me to thinking.
Should we develope and practice a set or sets of training that we can do on our own while either on a private or public range or just continue to do as we've always done?
Wayne