HOW TO DRY FIRE: USPSA GRANDMASTER DEMONSTRATES HIS DRY FIRE ROUTINE

great video, very helpful!

Your warm-up routine is longer than my whole weekly dry fire plan 😂

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Informative, good stuff

Wow great video!!

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Your reload is dizzyingly fast! 💪

Excellent job! Keep it up!

This is an incredible video. Excited to see how these dry fire exercises translate at the range

Excellent video, thank you.

Rob, excellent video. Thank you for always taking my calls and always calling me back. Appreciate all the help.

Awesome video, thanks so much!

Have any videos on movement?

This helped so damn much you have no idea. Thank you for your insight and sharing your experise :)

A new site to me and I just Subscribed. Truly Excellent secondary to your Attention to Detail!

Wtf is so hard about scooping any fullsize from these little plastic cups, it's barely a holster.

Good stuff guys. I’ll be implementing this structure to my DF practice. 👊🏼🇺🇸

Whoah look at you! All official and s#%t. I’m still gonna catch you on those reloads eventually.

Can I train with Airsoft?

Great video Rob

Excellent as usual ! This is a great resource

Way to go Rob!111

I have been shooting for about 6 years and i am not to your level, but i am no slouch. I dry fire and train, but no one has provided such an intent driven level dry fire like this to before. I noticed a difference and fixed issues i have had since i started shooting. I tried your system and fixed at least 2 issues within just one session. Thank you.

Great video Rob!

Those reloads are on point

Chris watts is that you? I thought you were in jail?

These are awesome Rob! Appreciate all the stuff you put out.

Great video I use the mantis X10 to dry fire

Thanks man! Really liked the advice about reversing your draw path from target to holster being your most efficient draw path. Such a simple but perfect idea. Keep it up, we appreciate it!

Great teaching Rob, as always.

This was an awesome video! Learned so much and I definitely have so much more to work on! Out of curiosity will you guys consider making a dry file rifle video as well. I Understand that pistol is way more intricate than rifle but I'm curious what things there are to learn with Rifle Dry fire as well. One thing I really took out of this video is changing the depth/range of targets! It makes perfect sense! Keep up the great work with the videos guys!

Very good and clear instructions. Plus the small details you explain are gold nuggets of information.

Thank you so much! I watched to the 10 min mark thinking man I really don’t care about single hand shooting. I got up, got my timer and gun, and in literally 5 min figured out I was introducing ‘too much torque’ on my last two fingers of my firing hand. Adjusted that and pressure application of the trigger.. Literally in 5 min time I had a playing card size sign 25 yards away on my fence and I was staying dead on with my dot throughout the trigger pull. Now I just have to make that muscle memory. You genuinely taught a man to fish today and I am very grateful.

It would be great if prominent competitors and instructors like yourself in the limelight would adopt the language "Dry Practice" instead of "Dry Fire" and push that across the board.

This is great!

This is indeed grim reality of today's bullet market. Many a well trained gun owner has had to resort to, almost exclusively, if not entirely, dry fire training.

Great info, thanks for this

Good stuff gentlemen

Can you make a video about round patterns on targets? For example, point of aim is not the same as point of impact. instead, rounds are going to the left instead of the center