Low Ports

Scotti Files: Week 1; Session 2; Drill 1; Video 1

September 3rd, 2011
Day 2!!!  We start right off with some live fire. We need a baseline.  We are working on trigger control and sight alignment.  The target is a reduced size steel auto resetting popper at 20 yards.  Not an easy shot.
 

Ports!! Loosen Those Hips Up

September 3rd, 2011

Derrick Dotson and Mike Hughes get after it and work the port drill.  Basic drill, we get a lot of training dry and then hit it live. 

Training Points

  1. Loosen Hips Up
  2. Work Trigger Control
  3. Get Quality and Volume of Repetitions

Live Fire and Dry Fire Barricade Shooting/Awkward Shooting Positions

July 26th, 2011

This is one of my favorite drills. Shooting in a crouch, around a barricade or anything other than upright is a deficiency in our performance. Shooting in these positions is a 1000 mile journey. It takes a lot of reps to get into position and shoot fast-n-accurate.

Barricade

July 26th, 2011

Tom Heckens shows how to train more in awkward shooting positions.

Training!

July 20th, 2011

This is an integrated drill where we are decelerating in a low port position ready to shoot and accelerating to a second shooting position. We have to shoot in high volume to make gains. In this drill we know where there is a target when we approach the port so our gun is up ready to shoot.

The second video is where we are presenting the pistol when we come into the port.

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