Normalizing The Timer: Overcoming Stressful Stimulus
Description: Have you ever noticed the physiological changes in your shooting performance whenever you introduce a shot timer? It is the same anxiety that athletes or professional actors feel when they are performing in front of a live audience. There is a science to this change, and I want to help you understand it.
This class is data-driven and will produce faster, more accurate hits on target. Come train with me, David Church, at Apache. You will have a great time! You will increase your speed and accuracy. This is an excellent class for a wide variety of skill levels! You will be tested and given the outcome of your class with ways to improve, including exercises to do at home and Examples of tools that Will help you become a better shooter and master your trigger press.
Subjects discussed and exercises:
- Grip, and stance
- Precision Focus
- Discussion of Stressful Stimulus
- Gross Sight Picture
- Dry fire exercises
- Live fire exercises
- The balance of speed and accuracy
- Individual Capabilities and Limitations
- Challenge drill
- & more
Pre-requisites:
This class is great for anyone who wants to better understand shooting under pressure. Students must have a good understanding of safe gun handling and range etiquette. A semi-auto handgun. At least 100 rounds of ammunition. Minimum of 2 magazines. Eye protection and ear protection. Note-taking gear. Water. If you have questions on gear, please feel free to contact us.
*We suggest you arrive 15-30 minutes early to allow time for filling out the necessary paperwork and being fit for a belt and holster (If you need it).