Lol, but it all depends on the person's ability to keep tempo though. As a recording engineer we use metronome alot, and I know some people really cannot keep a tempo.
I teach rhythm drills all the time and it's VERY difficult to get people to stay on rhythm. When I shoot these drills I say the rhythm several times before shooting, then say it out loud as I am shooting. This works for me, but it's hard to get people to actually say it out loud because they don't think it's "cool" or they simply feel stupid doing it. But, you can see the difference when they do.
I knew it! I saw shofar defense and now I see y’all wishing each other Shabbat shalom. This is awesome! I’m an observant Jew who believes in Yeshua and moved to Tx from Brooklyn and an armed security and absolutely love the stuff y’all out out. Wanna find out where y’all are located and how much your courses are if you do them.
Good waste of ammo. Shooting 300-400 yard cartridge shooting target at 2 feet away. And you’re telling me I have to pay you? If you’re in military getting paid to do this with unlimited ammo supply sure. 😅
Aaaaaaaand another "internet expert" chiming in with his 2 cents worth of opinion. It takes a special kind of idiot to give a negative comment with this training. My bet is, you are not trained by Tier 1 instructors nor have you served on any team at the Tier 1 or 2 level. Maybe, just maybe you should listen to these guys......as they are. Just a hint kiddo, you don't need distance to train what they are learning.....but you do need lots of trigger time to develop the muscle memory to employ it. But you keep throwing out that "expert" opinion so we can all have a good laugh.
The focus is practice, and training. It's an important part of the process, when maintaining fundamentals. Pro sport players aren't only doing work from the three pointer, nor just only doing home run hits, or just doing hail Mary passes. Nothing wrong with spending time doing exactly what you need to do to maintain your proficiency. Efficient training, has no waste of ammo. So speak for yourself that you can't gain anything from this. Where others see consistent improvement.
If your thinking the entire training session for what they paid for is this exercise only, then your wrong. Im sure they did other things so I wouldnt say its a waist of time and money
These bases for the target is by far the smoothest, sickest, convenient and probably the lightest i've ever seen... Thank you❤
Man! Someone is sleeping. Wake him the f up😂
I did not know Lord Vader worked the camera.
Bro, you sound like you’re about to pass out, take care of that before it kills you.
Lol, but it all depends on the person's ability to keep tempo though. As a recording engineer we use metronome alot, and I know some people really cannot keep a tempo.
I teach rhythm drills all the time and it's VERY difficult to get people to stay on rhythm. When I shoot these drills I say the rhythm several times before shooting, then say it out loud as I am shooting. This works for me, but it's hard to get people to actually say it out loud because they don't think it's "cool" or they simply feel stupid doing it. But, you can see the difference when they do.
Beautiful!!! Shabbat Shalom!!!
Shabbat shalom
I knew it! I saw shofar defense and now I see y’all wishing each other Shabbat shalom. This is awesome! I’m an observant Jew who believes in Yeshua and moved to Tx from Brooklyn and an armed security and absolutely love the stuff y’all out out. Wanna find out where y’all are located and how much your courses are if you do them.
@@yishaihalpin you did the right thing brother. I am also wanting to leave from NYC.
@@Omar20vReally? Leave NYC? Are you gonna dig more tunnels or something?
@@yishaihalpinGross.
Unsubbed.
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I can’t listen to that heavy breathing behind the camera
I was sick
Good waste of ammo. Shooting 300-400 yard cartridge shooting target at 2 feet away. And you’re telling me I have to pay you? If you’re in military getting paid to do this with unlimited ammo supply sure. 😅
Aaaaaaaand another "internet expert" chiming in with his 2 cents worth of opinion. It takes a special kind of idiot to give a negative comment with this training. My bet is, you are not trained by Tier 1 instructors nor have you served on any team at the Tier 1 or 2 level. Maybe, just maybe you should listen to these guys......as they are. Just a hint kiddo, you don't need distance to train what they are learning.....but you do need lots of trigger time to develop the muscle memory to employ it. But you keep throwing out that "expert" opinion so we can all have a good laugh.
The focus is practice, and training.
It's an important part of the process, when maintaining fundamentals. Pro sport players aren't only doing work from the three pointer, nor just only doing home run hits, or just doing hail Mary passes. Nothing wrong with spending time doing exactly what you need to do to maintain your proficiency.
Efficient training, has no waste of ammo.
So speak for yourself that you can't gain anything from this. Where others see consistent improvement.
If your thinking the entire training session for what they paid for is this exercise only, then your wrong. Im sure they did other things so I wouldnt say its a waist of time and money
Training your brain is not a waste of ammo.