www.jakedivita.com: November 22, 2009

Sunday, November 22, 2009

November 22, 2009

Start position is standing in any box, handgun loaded in holster, facing downrange, hands at sides. At signal draw and engage T1-3 with 2 rounds each from each box with a reload in between each box. Alternate moving clockwise and counter-clockwise. You are shooting a total of 24 rounds and 3 reloads. No par time, focus on fast acceleration and shooting at the earliest moment available.

1 comment:

Raymond said...: Jake these short box to box drills show me how slow I am getting out out of a position.; November 23, 2009 at 5:33 AM

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USPSA Conditioning Program

Hold your own in speed shoots but get beat by fitter, less-experienced shooters in field courses? The USPSA Conditioning Program is geared to increase your explosiveness for those fast and aggressive stages, conditioning for the long hot days of major matches, and overall strength to better control your firearm.

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The Goal

The purpose behind these drills are to push your abilities in an unconventional manner. Many of these par times may seem fast to you. The reason for that is I want you pushing for speed. Don't confuse that with not aiming. I want you to push the envelop when it comes to handgun manipulation, but still have the goal of shooting alphas.

If you aren't going fast enough to where you are seeing form faults from the intensity then you aren't getting the full benefit of this program.

Push it just past your comfort zone to where you only might be calling 50 - 75% of your shots. If you do that consistently, your shooting ability will sky rocket.