07/24/21 Beginner Firearms Dry Fire Training

Description

Frequent practice and many repetitions will reinforce, maintain and improve:

While many ranges limit your ability to dry fire train, it is none the less one of the most important skills that you will ever learn. Being able to pull a trigger means very little if you do not have the muscle memory and proper fundamentals to go with it.

Topics Covered

• General shooting skills and safety habits
• Shooting fundamentals (grip, extension, stance, aiming, trigger control, hold control, breath control, follow-through)
• Shoulder, arm and hand muscles necessary for a steady hold
• Hand-eye coordination
• Eye muscles and focus
• A proper, smooth draw and presentation
• Quick target acquisition
• "Muscle memory"

Types

Basic, NRA Courses, Scenario Based Training

Requirements

Holster that fits your gun
Snacks
Pen and paper