Draw Video

[JThompson]

I wanted to get a look at my draw from the outside, so I drug the old video camera out. (Sorry about the light) I thought I had shed the little dip of my knees during the draw... I would have sworn I had worked it out. NOT! Damn, more work to do. This is prob the only time you will see me with an iron sight. I also found I was not pushing the gun out as much as I would like, but falling back into the swing mode. I need more reps to get rid of both of these bad habits.

Two As on a partial and the rack.

He's slow, but at least the forms bad.

Not for nothing, but I broke my draw to first shot record with this rig last night... .55 to a C at about 20ft. That's a real piece of iron Tanfo Stock btw. I ran two .55 back to back and a .063. All very sloppy of course, it was just to see where the wall was. Any faster would have been dangerous.

Edited November 30, 2008 by JThompson

[Flexmoney]

Instead of judging your knee dip...explore it.

[JThompson]

Instead of judging your knee dip...explore it.

How so Kyle?

[Flexmoney]

When you place a value on something (expectation or judgement, for instance), that blurs how things are seen. You might not be seeing the truth of something (thus, learning).

Now that you have it on video, you are aware of it. Yet, you still need to experience it.

Your body might have a valid reason for what it is doing. Find out where it's coming from.

[JThompson]

When you place a value on something (expectation or judgement, for instance), that blurs how things are seen. You might not be seeing the truth of something (thus, learning).

Now that you have it on video, you are aware of it. Yet, you still need to experience it.

Your body might have a valid reason for what it is doing. Find out where it's coming from.

Now that, I can understand.

Thanks