Subconscious Programming Proof

[IronEqualizer]

How many of you have been doing dry fire drills and start to go to your next drill and automatically do the one you just finished again? I think this is proof that you are programming your subconscious to do certain skills. I know that is the point but I think this is proof to yourself that it is happening. Any thoughts on this?

[Micah]

Hmmm...I think I know what you are saying, and I have never experienced that phenomenon. I use Mr. Andersons book for dryfire practice. What I DO find myself doing, however, is running through all of my drills without flipping through the book to see which drill is next, or what my current par times are.

[Flexmoney]

How many of you have been doing dry fire drills and start to go to your next drill and automatically do the one you just finished again? I think this is proof that you are programming your subconscious to do certain skills. I know that is the point but I think this is proof to yourself that it is happening. Any thoughts on this?

I think it might be proof that you aren't running a mental program and paying attention to what you are planning to do next.

Which means you probably weren't pay close attention to the previous drill either...just going through the motions ?

(That may not apply to you, but I know it would apply to me if I caught myself in that same situation.)

[IronEqualizer]

Flex I know what you are saying and it may be true somewhat. After reading your post I think when I do that I am so concentrated on doing one aspect of the drill it carries over to the next drill. This seems to only happen to me when I do certain things that take a higher level of concentration for me. Strong hand, weak hand drills and doing RWR's. The one I just did it on was SA's 2-2-2 reload 2-2-2 from hands at side and I have been ending it with 10-15 2-2-2 RWR 2-2-2. When I moved to 2-2-2 reload 2-2-2 from surrender my first reload I did was at RWR when I should have dropped the mag.