Reseña del editor:
This is Volume 2 in the Champion Shooting book series. The first volume Champion Shooting, a Proven Process For Success at Any Level, sets you on the path to improvement with the greatest impact for the effort you put in. It provides the foundation for a practice regiment and discusses all facets of training. One of the key aspects of practice discussed in the first volume is the notion of dry-fire. So we took this concept and elaborated on it with a focus on how to fit this method of practice into your overall regimen. Whether it’s USPSA, IPSC, IDPA or Steel Challenge practical shooters always seem to be talking about dry-fire. It seems to be generally accepted that dry-fire is an important means of improving your shooting technique. There are many schools of thought pertaining to the use of dry-fire techniques as a means of improvement. Just about everyone thinks it is important, but most people do not seem to implement it into their regular training regimen. Many people use dry-fire extensively for a short time and then stop doing it. We are not quite sure why people stop training through dry-fire although there are many thoughts around this – it can be boring, mundane, not realistic, etc. This book will help you gain an understanding of the following myths concerning its use as a training technique: * You have heard that it’s boring? This book will disprove that. * You will not learn anything by using it as a practice method, and you won’t get any faster even if you do? The drills within this book will disprove that. * You do not know what to practice? This is a book filled with practice concepts.
Biografía del autor:
Ben Stoeger has been shooting competitively since 2005. He has constantly worked towards mastery of the pistol for years. Ben has been competing at the USPSA Nationals since 2007 and was a member of the United States Production World Team at the World Championships in Rhodes, Greece. He has been teaching formal competition classes since 2008 and continues to improve his curriculum and methods. As of this writing, he is the 2 time and reigning U.S. Production National Champion. Jay Hirshberg founded several companies during his professional career in business. He is the co-author of several software patents and is an experienced CEO and former Management Consultant. He has academic degrees from Boston University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology where he is a frequent lecturer. Jay rose from a 14% D class Open Shooter in 2009 to a Master in 2012 and the journey continues. In 2012, he participated in over 20 Level III tournaments.
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