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Question for the group: When you're advancing forward to a position a few yards away (enough that you're moving at full speed or nearly full speed), how do you decelerate when you enter the position? I feel that I am slowing down too early, but I don't trust my footwork to stop on a dime without ending up on my rear. Any tips on footwork and training that skill would be appreciated. Follow-up question: For a stage that has a "toes on marks" start position where your feet are even, and then you have to forward at the start signal, how are you moving your feet to get a good push off of the start position?
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I have noticed a significant improvment in my ability to manuever through a course of fire in USPSA since I started to take my physical fitness more seriously. Howvever, I am always looking to improve my movement and was wondering what everyone was doing to train for compettive shooting. I am not talking about gun handling and entries/exists, but more physical fitness to have more explosive movements. Thanks.
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Hey guys, Here you have a medium course from the Netherlands. Any tips in how to improve my movement and getting in a good shooting position? Link is in dropbox. https://www.dropbox.com/s/c4a4g1l0sppberi/VID-20170415-WA0001.mp4?dl=0 Thanks!
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Fellow Shooters, One area I've identified as needing work is my time from entry into position to first shot. My current strategy is to visually identify a point on the ground during walk-through that I want my foot to plant at, to ensure I'm within faults and that I have full visibility of the array - when i run the stage, as I approach that position, I focus on the position where I want my foot to land, and once it plants there, turn and look at the targets. The issue I encounter is that compared to the top dogs, I'm not getting my eyes up, finding the target and sights fast enough to get off to a competitive start on the array. I've recently started trying to watch for the targets instead of watching my foot plant in my spot - issue there being, I miss the spot from time to time, and have faulted once on a tighter position. So I ask you, do you focus on your spot, the targets, or somewhere in between? What tips/tricks do you use to ensure you hit your spot while also keep your eyes up for the targets. Appreciate the advise in advance...
