Nice teaching from an old friend

[seamaster]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62_r6lAIkDM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hd1A8dXwIs

alignment, focus, trigger all in one.

[Chia]

Thank you for sharing that. I learned a fair bit and I've only watched the first one. It's one thing to read, another to watch and learn.

[Kifsif]

The lectures are nice. There is a whole cycle there.

But as far as I can understand, putting the feet parallel to each other is a more modern methodology. In bygone days they taught us to put our feet at shoulder length. And at the natural angle of the feet.

But now the couches tend towards parallel feet. It is not a dogma. But some trend.

Reason: minimal forward and backward wobbling of the body. For example, if you try to put your feet in one line, that would result in maximum wobbling.

[SamEEE]

Eww, vertical video.

[Aryank]

Thank you for sharing the video !! Great inputs !!

[400driver]

Nice video.
One question...what is the thinking on lifting the arm above the target and lowering verses lift into the target zone , which is what seems to happen in these videos?
Thanks

[bootneckbob]

Thanks for sharing. As has been said already they are very useful to watch although I've only had a quick viewing at the moment. I'd be interested to hear the thoughts of others regarding the questions already posed on this thread.
I've only been shooting pistol for a couple of seasons and I've been keeping my feet side on in line with the target until a couple of weeks ago when I either went back too or tried the weaver stance and I found my natural alignment was so much better so I've stuck with it for the last few shoots and both times put in 544 PB.
Also the second point about raising the pistol above the target and dropping on to the target, or raising to it. I've always gone above for target shooting, but when in the military I shot coming up (obviously this is quicker and the targets not obscured). At the club I shoot at we have a mix of people shooting both ways.

I think this is a great forum by the way!

[400driver]

Will there be more videos in the series? It's been over a year since the last one.

[ChipEck]

Great series of videos!