Tim Kelly's Elements of the Concealed Draw

Description

The elements of a fast and consistent draw stroke rely heavily on a student's ability to apply an efficient technique and eliminate excessive movement. 

This workshop will set the foundation for those that have yet to learn a proper technique and enhance others who may already have established a foundation. Every student will leave with an individual understanding of their current capabilities and limitations. Students will also be given specific guidance on how to practice these skills on their own.

Topics Covered

Subjects discussed and exercises:Grip and stance and how they relate to an effective draw stroke

• Proper aiming and Trigger control
• Developing a natural point of aim
• Dry fire exercises
• Live fire exercises
• The balance of speed and accuracy

Expectations and Outcomes

Every student will leave with an individual understanding of their current capabilities and limitations. Students will also be given specific guidance on how to practice these skills on their own.

Types

Advanced, Intermediate, Private Classes (Group / Individual)

Documentation Requirements

Students must possess a valid Driver License, a valid Concealed Weapons Permit (CCW/CHL), and/or must be a law-abiding citizen permitted to possess and use a firearm.

The instructor requires a copy of your Government Issued ID once you register.

Requirements

Pre-requisites:

• Students must have a good understanding of safe gun handling and range etiquette
• Students must have had prior training in pistol marksmanship (basic marksmanship course, private instruction, etc.)
• A semi-auto handgun
• At least 100 rounds of ammunition
• Minimum of 2 magazines
• A quality holster (No serpas, or nylon holsters)
• Eye protection and ear protection
• Note taking gear
• Water