by Mike Hughes | Aug 23, 2016 | Uncategorized, Instructor Material, Grip, Malfunctions, Shooting Diagnostics, Recoil Management
[memb_set_tag tag_id=”1616″] You have an unlimited ammo supply, all the time in the world and you live on a range. Well, a few lucky souls may not have budget and time constraints, but for the rest of us, we need to budget our rounds carefully and get the...
by Mike Hughes | Jul 18, 2016 | Uncategorized, Instructor Material, Grip, Malfunctions, Shooting Diagnostics, Recoil Management
[memb_set_tag tag_id=”1616″] [memb_has_membership memberships=”NLT Subscriber,NRA Instructor III,NLT Team Member,Premium II”] You have an unlimited ammo supply, all the time in the world, and you live on a range. Well, a few lucky souls may not...
by Mike Hughes | Feb 28, 2012 | Drive the Gun, Recoil Management, Performance Shooting
AM Training: Shooting Pistol Forward Deceleration: When you are 100% cold hitting the range try a challenging drill that taxes your fundamentals. This drill is a simple drill of two shots at each position of 25 yrds, advance to 20 yrds, 15 yrds and finally two shots...
by Mike Hughes | Dec 15, 2011 | Drive the Gun, Shooting Diagnostics, Recoil Management
Straight arms or Bent Arms When Shooting a Pistol? ANALYSIS OF RECOIL WITH HIGH-SPEED CAMERA One focus of this analysis is to understand whether you should use straight arms or bent arms. This video shot a few years ago is at least a beginning of an analysis to slow...
