VAT Performance Course

Vision • Accuracy • Trigger

This course focuses on the relationship between vision, trigger control, and accuracy — and how they work together to create efficient, accountable shooting performance.

Students will learn how vision drives speed, how trigger control preserves the sights, and how accuracy is determined by what the situation requires, not by perfection.

Topics include:

• What you should see behind the gun
• When to see more and when to accept less
• Trigger control and trigger finger placement
• When to throttle up and when to throttle down
• Understanding acceptable accuracy
• Balancing speed and precision
• Applying vision, accuracy, and trigger control together under pressure

This course teaches shooters how to process information faster, make better shooting decisions, and deliver consistent performance through efficiency rather than wasted movement or over-confirmation.

Core Principle

“Speed and accuracy are a byproduct of what we see and what we are willing to accept.”

When vision, accuracy, and trigger control are blended together correctly, performance becomes faster, more consistent, and more accountable.