22422 HANDGUN SPEED DRILL

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  • @IBDaddyO
    @IBDaddyO 10 років тому +13

    I love it when Travis puts this training out to the public for those of us that cannot attend his classes live.

  • @PolenarTactical
    @PolenarTactical 10 років тому +185

    You never cease to amaze us with your high level of skill and professionalism.
    You have a huge respect from us.
    Cheers from Slovenia! :)

    • @2dL
      @2dL 10 років тому +4

      And Brazil!

    • @Mauserc96
      @Mauserc96 10 років тому +4

      And Ireland

    • @gcheyne4
      @gcheyne4 10 років тому +9

      And Canada

    • @BlatFlattery
      @BlatFlattery 10 років тому +4

      And Australia

    • @zach9112
      @zach9112 10 років тому +1

      and

  • @ZachBillings
    @ZachBillings 10 років тому +17

    I like actually seeing Travis perform these drills because he illustrates it well and also creates a good benchmark to work towards.

  • @Godfryness
    @Godfryness 10 років тому +4

    This is a small glimpse of why Travis is an amazing instructor. What sent him apart for me was he does not teach technique, he teaches principals. Technique will only take you so far. Principals will allow you to take yourself to your own limits, huge differences. Thanks Travis for a great video and being a real person witch is far more important in life.

  • @mrsickwick
    @mrsickwick 10 років тому +4

    Whoever controls this channel please make Travis do more of these. Of everything I see as far as drills and tactics are concerned nothing comes close to the knowledge I obtain from listening to him. Awesome vid, keep them up guys!

    • @HaleyStrategicPartners
      @HaleyStrategicPartners  10 років тому +6

      we are working on it! Travis is a busy guy and its hard for him to devote a lot of time to video when he is all over the place (world) and R&D training etc... BUT there are a lot of blogs coming since we did film a lot in one setting and will be releasing a couple every month! from now on! thans for the support

  • @michelangelo644
    @michelangelo644 9 років тому +4

    Those last two were beautiful with that movement. Can you imagine running into a guy like this? Rounds on target so quickly and accurately, being elusive at the same time.

  • @mikemccauley8089
    @mikemccauley8089 10 років тому

    Travis, that was awesome! I am relatively new to handgun shooting and have shot well over 10,000 rounds(countless dry fires), don't think I will ever get to where you are. Again, absolutely amazing! I could watch folks like you and Ron Avery all day, it is so fascinating to me to watch you guys work.

  • @andychanny
    @andychanny 10 років тому +1

    I tried doing this yesterday at our departments range. It is actually really simple to get good at. I am still super slow but when you go and try it, it will probably feel really natural to you.

  • @aleksfoxtrot8044
    @aleksfoxtrot8044 7 років тому +2

    I love that he explains his mistakes to help people learn from them. unlike some trainers who act like they didn't happen.

  • @CalaveraCrafts
    @CalaveraCrafts 9 років тому

    Originally started watching these vids because he's badass but now I find myself taking away much more and seeking and applying the life application aspects. Semper Fi brother

  • @clantonaw
    @clantonaw 10 років тому

    We are constantly ingrained with that speed, intensity and violence of action mentality...tactics, tactics, tactics. Very informative. Definetely peels away the layers and examines the underlying issues. Excellent. Thanks Travis. Learn something every time I tune in.

  • @Mrgunsngear
    @Mrgunsngear 10 років тому +20

    Great video.

  • @clininemills3059
    @clininemills3059 10 років тому +1

    Funny how the media never have guys like Haley, Costa, Lamb, Vickers, etc on their shows to talk about the great things that are happening with in the fire ams community. They always manage to find some nitwit....Excellent vid as always

  • @troyliston2854
    @troyliston2854 3 роки тому +1

    This is the old El Presidente without the mag change done buy Lt Jeff Cooper ( the father of modern tactical training) back in the 60s. Old school always works.

  • @BREHurBADdoe
    @BREHurBADdoe 9 років тому

    I have been watching your videos for the last few days and you are awesome. You and people like you are like super hero's to me.

  • @mikemccauley8089
    @mikemccauley8089 10 років тому

    Another note, zero is very good and doesn't deserve to be blasted. We are all so lucky for the age we live in to have access to this thing called UA-cam, we can see what all the great instructors have to share, mr Haley is soooo good at articulating his lessons, certainly one of the best, but taking training in person is needed too, I have got so far to go with my learning, and not doing it for law enforcement, just for fun, mayby a small local competition and to be more proficient in case the worst case scenario does pop up to be able to handle it better. Again Mr Haley, you are amazing!!

  • @mickwrath4425
    @mickwrath4425 10 років тому

    The way you break down shooting and tactics into such fine detail is amazing critical thinking. It not only gives answers to questions but also presents questions with answers that many do not think of. It's refreshing to see this as oppose to the norm being "do it like this because its better" etc. My goal is to train in at least one of your classes one day, but my failure point is time currently. I have a new son, and a business to run, so I have very little time to travel. I hope you come to Las Vegas as a destination so that I may have the honor of your instruction. Mick-

  • @TheShifty2932
    @TheShifty2932 8 років тому

    Again, Great to see someone do a video with substance. Talk about and discuss exercise science topics....biomechanics.

  • @nielrossouw7831
    @nielrossouw7831 10 років тому

    Thank you for your great videos Mr Haley. You have a very large following in my shooting circles and we use your material to train ourselves. If you ever decide to come to South Africa you will be very well received. God bless and stay safe!

  • @WeaponStencils
    @WeaponStencils 10 років тому

    Just wanted to stop by and say thank you for producing these videos. I recently regurgitated a lot of your stuff while teaching a class at my department. The class (geared toward plain clothes CID personnel) went really well. I used a few of your targets from the 8.5x11 target pack you have available and the Lucky Charms target was a big hit. Wish I could take a class in person, but for now these videos are great.

  • @TXCHRISZ06
    @TXCHRISZ06 10 років тому +29

    Haley is actually writing the Gun-Kata (ref: Equilibrium)

  • @martycombs5
    @martycombs5 10 років тому +6

    As always I feel like I am drinking from the "Haley fire hose of knowledge" with my teacup of a brain! Thanks for sharing!

    • @montneymon-ta-knee6810
      @montneymon-ta-knee6810 4 роки тому +1

      1 thing at a time then move forward. I have a tendency to try to learn everything at once and have to slow myself down

  • @joshuas6221
    @joshuas6221 9 років тому +1

    Why the heck would 10 people dislike this video? Great video! Food for thought for my next range trip for sure!

  • @keepitfair9
    @keepitfair9 10 років тому +1

    First time watching you perform...your tactics are so well performed, not just words brother...you back them up with superb performance!

    • @HaleyStrategicPartners
      @HaleyStrategicPartners  10 років тому +4

      Thank you Gerard I feel like I would be letting myself down if I didn't put my actions where my mouth is, and then in turn letting the people I serve down.

  • @andrewlh619
    @andrewlh619 9 років тому +103

    In California this is the 2242reload2 drill!

    • @DaveSmith-cp5kj
      @DaveSmith-cp5kj 9 років тому +2

      +Andy "Compliant" magazines and a drill press is all I am going to say...

    • @andrewlh619
      @andrewlh619 9 років тому +3

      Dave Smith or a trip to Vegas 😂

    • @DaveSmith-cp5kj
      @DaveSmith-cp5kj 9 років тому +1

      +Andy
      Shush you. :)
      I remember going to the Citadel before they closed and the lady saying "you ain't going to California are you"
      "No ma'am" says I show her my CA Id for verification.
      She puts my "purchases" in my bag (very discreet, a Victoria Secret bag, but then I am not sure if I should be more nervous about the bag or the actual contents inside being revealed) and completes the purchase. I walk out of the store waiting for the Spanish Inquisition, since you never expect them, but it seems my expecting negated their arrival. Which was unexpected. The only Spanish thing I saw was the cook at the buffet later that afternoon, making me a mean enchilada.
      Needless to say, "I" would never offend our "progressive" state by bringing home such barbaric high-capacity liberal-slaying clipazines.

    • @andrewlh619
      @andrewlh619 9 років тому +2

      Dave Smith nor would i good sir, but i will say that this drill goes alot better when you dont have to stop and reload!😂😂

    • @andrewlh619
      @andrewlh619 9 років тому

      ***** lmao!!

  • @gagedawes4838
    @gagedawes4838 10 років тому

    Please more videos like this, this helps so much.

  • @TonzieNorman
    @TonzieNorman 10 років тому +1

    Thank you for putting these types of videos out. I'm gonna try this style when I practice with my handgun and with my AR. I know/hope I never use this style in a real world setting but it's nice to shake things up in the backyard :-)

  • @TheShifty2932
    @TheShifty2932 8 років тому

    No impossibilities. I dig it! Things are improbable never impossible!

  • @chrismarshall4486
    @chrismarshall4486 4 роки тому +1

    You have to listen to some Barry white while you’re out there to get your rhythm going. 🤣 I’m used to making comments on garand thumbs channel. Ha. Awesome video. Love all the drills you put out here. I just found your channel because of his channel

  • @TacticalPOV
    @TacticalPOV 10 років тому

    Excellent drill! I'm definitely going to practice this when the weather breaks!

  • @goneballistics5569
    @goneballistics5569 10 років тому

    Amazing, incredible skill and form, like a boss Travis.

  • @paulbouchard714
    @paulbouchard714 9 років тому +1

    Great video. Def will be trying this drill. Thanks.

  • @jamiesloan5902
    @jamiesloan5902 5 років тому +1

    Best instructor on UA-cam. Bar NONE! 3.45 is my average on this drill. lol

  • @Corysfortunes
    @Corysfortunes 10 років тому

    what makes a person faster is also "awareness" of the environment around them, this will add time in your favor and give you a head start even if the attacker is a faster shooter. since real life isnt a beeper or buzzer, its not the fastest that wins but the first to be aware and place shot accurately, there have been many plain citizens with no tactical shooting experience who have won shootouts based only on awareness, because being alert is the same as speed, you can also tell by body language when a threat is going to happen, many full length videos on youtube that teach body movements and how to interpret them.

  • @2dL
    @2dL 10 років тому +11

    Look at the first shots and how "slow" he's done it. Those double taps were incredibly all grouped together and very fast follow-up. In the fast part I can't even comment.... holy moly.

  • @LYLEWOLD
    @LYLEWOLD 10 років тому

    great video. I like the "why's" of what you're doing, as well as the demonstration of skill.

  • @jacobmanalang8162
    @jacobmanalang8162 8 років тому

    i watch this video a lot. really enjoy your vids. seems like i can always learn something new or remind myself of what i need to be doing when i shoot. slowing it down and practicing, big tips to remember and follow through with!

  • @robbystamper8463
    @robbystamper8463 6 років тому +1

    We don't deserve you man.. Amazing as always

  • @dreamawake6022
    @dreamawake6022 8 років тому

    Great videos. I'm just starting out with pistols. I shot rifles as a kid. Keep making videos. Good work Lots of good info

  • @laxskateguy
    @laxskateguy 9 років тому +17

    travis haley for president 2016

  • @GB58777
    @GB58777 Рік тому

    9years and still awesome

  • @leadpersuasion1
    @leadpersuasion1 10 років тому

    Thanks for sharing your knowledge and expertise, Travis.

  • @seange4089
    @seange4089 10 років тому

    Thanks Travis
    I will be on the look out for that video

  • @xurxinhoo
    @xurxinhoo 10 років тому

    Travis, a brother Spanish marine here. Thanks a lot for sharing not onky the drill but also the right explanations about it. I really appreciate it.
    Maybe a stupid question, but I have to ask it to know the answer. Are you using your sights? You know some guys talk about point shooting and instinctive shooting.

  • @Plug_Puller_Supreme
    @Plug_Puller_Supreme 10 років тому +2

    Two words, THE MAN!

  • @joshuahunt1210
    @joshuahunt1210 8 років тому +1

    You're amazing. Thank you so much for these instructional videos!

  • @PACAirsoftReviews
    @PACAirsoftReviews 9 років тому +4

    Is it possible to get access to those slides you put up on mindsets and center of gravity?

  • @RKHarm24
    @RKHarm24 10 років тому

    Excellent explanation of how and why. Great video.

  • @chadblaha69
    @chadblaha69 10 років тому

    Bad ass! And as always very professional. I wish you and you're family a happy safe 4th of July. Thank you for serving. Its men amd women like you that make it possible for is to have a independence day.

  • @SPENCER1SHOT
    @SPENCER1SHOT 2 роки тому

    Favorite drill to this day

  • @wpnspltUSMC
    @wpnspltUSMC 10 років тому

    Awesome drill Hayley. Im trying to find a outdoor range in my area so that I can practice, get back in shooting shape as I say lol. So thanks again and keep them coming. Knowledge is power! SEMPER FI

  • @paulcoppola9786
    @paulcoppola9786 10 років тому +5

    Travis can we see a video of your favorite carbine or handguns and the mods you use for ideas for us viewers to think about. Or what knifes you like to carry.

  • @fetzner808
    @fetzner808 10 років тому

    Thanks for the video. Good stuff. I've got the 10rd dilemma up here in NY as well

  • @UrbanSurvivalcraft
    @UrbanSurvivalcraft 10 років тому +1

    The hip application is the same that is taught to us in our martial arts training.

  • @ManitobaWolf
    @ManitobaWolf 10 років тому

    Awesome drill Travis, I'm definitely going to incorporate this into my range time.

  • @HaleyStrategicPartners
    @HaleyStrategicPartners  10 років тому +28

    reference this video for more details for this one: VENTI 100 SHOT WAKE UP DRILL

    • @nbates9893
      @nbates9893 10 років тому +2

      Hey Mr haley .. are you a religious man?

    • @HaleyStrategicPartners
      @HaleyStrategicPartners  10 років тому +10

      5.56 Or 5.45? No, but I make a large part of my life studying as many religions and beliefs as I can to better understand the entire world, not just the one I live in.

    • @nbates9893
      @nbates9893 10 років тому +3

      HaleyStrategic I can dig it .. well said. People live their lives so differently all over the world it's crazy. It's very interesting. I'm searching for that higher power man .. or at least some sort or some aspect of spirituality .. trying to get my shit together and get my life right. Thank you for the insight into your approach. I admire your accomplishments.

    • @NUNBUTMEAT
      @NUNBUTMEAT 10 років тому

      this is such an awesome drill! Thanks for sharing.

    • @ScuffedEngineer
      @ScuffedEngineer 10 років тому

      5.56 Or 5.45? Not trying to bash you or anything but why are you searching for something beyond you to help you out? It's you, you're the one that has to work hard and get things done, even if that means the shitty jobs that no one else is willing to do and making excuses for.You're the one doing all the work not some higher being.

  • @fuqak47
    @fuqak47 8 років тому

    well done Travis.

  • @shaka2608
    @shaka2608 9 років тому

    Thank you for the video. Great advice and amazing stuff!! Learned a great deal.

  • @gustavocavalcanti963
    @gustavocavalcanti963 5 років тому +1

    Great vídeo. Thanks to share with us. 🇧🇷

  • @showoffyoureverydaycarry4016
    @showoffyoureverydaycarry4016 6 років тому +1

    Great drill! Thanks for the video!

  • @felixdewinter3484
    @felixdewinter3484 10 років тому

    Just FYI at around 6:16 when the tension definition pops up at the bottom of the video you misspelled a word. Its "stretched" not "streched". Just thought you should know and I appreciate what you do for the industry.

  • @jeepandmud
    @jeepandmud 10 років тому

    Great instructional video.

  • @Patriotalliance
    @Patriotalliance 10 років тому

    Wow, that's fast and accurate. Awesome

  • @lerch400block
    @lerch400block 10 років тому

    Dang. That was some impressive drill slaying ..

  • @MasterofNone365
    @MasterofNone365 8 років тому +1

    Sorry if this question has already been asked. How far away from the target should you do this drill?

  • @aanathan0
    @aanathan0 10 років тому

    Travis, what were those materials you were showing us at around the 2:15 mark, what book or pamphlet?

  • @markgrenoble285
    @markgrenoble285 4 роки тому

    I like the drill and will run it myself. But I'd really like to see you do more starting from concealment.

  • @JimmyGunXD556
    @JimmyGunXD556 10 років тому

    That rocked. Great drill.

  • @Swordsmyth
    @Swordsmyth 8 років тому

    Curious about two things. How far from the targets are you and what type of ear protection are you wearing? Thanks for the great videos just getting setup to try this drill out. Peace and blessings.....

  • @gilvietor1918
    @gilvietor1918 10 років тому

    Wow, that is awesome learning there.

  • @seange4089
    @seange4089 10 років тому +1

    Right handed shooter left eye dominant
    My shots on target go hight left any way to correct problem Travis

  • @anthonypeltier4039
    @anthonypeltier4039 5 років тому

    I run a single stack 1911 so running this is perfect for me because i can work an active reload into it. Or maybe a tactical reload im fuzzy on the specifics of terminology

  • @1demochad1
    @1demochad1 10 років тому

    Damn that dude is a beast. Id love to do a travis haley class!

  • @terrybridwell6000
    @terrybridwell6000 2 роки тому

    Outstanding !

  • @revistadearmas
    @revistadearmas 10 років тому

    Cool man!
    Thanks for sharing

  • @devonzawko5212
    @devonzawko5212 8 років тому

    I know this is an old video, but do you incorporate leg workouts and training? I do Muay Thai, i do a lot of kicking. It is 100% hip and leg work while relative to your upper body. Switching fast. It seems like it would be useful for this drill.

  • @FactsOVERfeelings2024
    @FactsOVERfeelings2024 10 років тому

    GOOD DEAL, THANKS FOR SHARING SIR

  • @adamnickel
    @adamnickel 8 років тому

    I would like to see you run these drills with a duty holster. Safariland level 3, same holster I use at work.

  • @genola
    @genola 10 років тому

    I just had a random idea while watching this video about targets featuring a picture of a real person: show the target using a correct grip and stance so it's a subconscious reminder for what a correct grip and stance looks like.

  • @IanDinBC
    @IanDinBC 10 років тому

    This may sound a bit "off" but I'm seriously thinking of getting back into Tai Chi, to develop core strength and consciousness of balance for shooting - it might seem odd, but there are definite tie-ins to 'the part under the water' and Tai Chi

  • @timmy101able
    @timmy101able 10 років тому

    What type of pistol where you using in this video? Stock or upgrades to it? Also what type of grip would you call your grip? A few more knowledgable shooters I know kinda taught me to do the standard left hand over right hand grip... but the more videos I watch a lot of the experienced shooters have your grip where your left hand is kinda griping the frame infront of the trigger guard?? I ve been wondering this for a while..?

    • @loganpatterson4674
      @loganpatterson4674 9 років тому

      It's a very modified glock 34 if I'm not mistaken. There's a hsp slimmer trigger in it as to the rest of the mods I have no idea.

    • @loganpatterson4674
      @loganpatterson4674 9 років тому

      *skimmer

  • @King.of.Sparta
    @King.of.Sparta 6 років тому

    Mr. Haley, seems like there are flashes of what looks to be a PowerPoint presentation in this video - how would I go about getting a copy of this presentation? Thank you sir.

  • @whomagoose6897
    @whomagoose6897 3 роки тому

    This 22422 drill is often used as a stage in IDPA competitions.

  • @DUNCEATRON5000
    @DUNCEATRON5000 10 років тому

    Very informative.

  • @scootle74
    @scootle74 10 років тому +3

    I chuckle, since in CA, we can't do a 12-round drill like this on a single (10-round) magazine... I guess we get lots of reload practice!

    • @ddyoder
      @ddyoder 10 років тому +2

      yeah i think we need to do the "2242..." or maybe "22411" haha

    • @ManitobaWolf
      @ManitobaWolf 10 років тому +2

      Same as up here north of the border.
      But with a round in the chamber and a full magazine, it gives you a total of 11 rds so you only need to drop 1rd to do this drill as "2-2-3-2-2".
      This puts you at slide lock for an speed reload, then the search and assess...

    • @scootle74
      @scootle74 10 років тому

      Sadly, CA-compliant magazines do not do so well loaded to full capacity (10) on a closed slide. The lawyers are deathly afraid of that scary "11th round" sneaking into the magazine. For reliability reasons, I generally download mags to 9.

  • @Brian-RidgeRunner
    @Brian-RidgeRunner 9 років тому +1

    Awesome video, thanks for sharing.
    Question, where can i get targets like those?
    Great shooting, as always!

  • @atiradorfclass
    @atiradorfclass 10 років тому

    Travis, would it be faster and more efective to put one round on each target and then on the "return" movement saturate each with more rounds? Would it disturb (at least) every target faster, even if not totally efective and create more time to go back and shot them again? Just thinking...
    Thanks for share this video and explanation. Greetings from Brazil!

    • @HaleyStrategicPartners
      @HaleyStrategicPartners  10 років тому +4

      of course it will always depend on the situation, but I like 2 out of the gate because most of the time one rd does shit... but if I can get 2 in each (6total) in under 1.5 sec thats pretty good odds.

    • @atiradorfclass
      @atiradorfclass 10 років тому

      HaleyStrategic Thank you for the answer... made sense. And keep coming with the videos and explanations.

  • @usmcchet
    @usmcchet 8 років тому

    Great shooting Leatherneck

  • @CombatVetTom
    @CombatVetTom 10 років тому

    For those times when someone may only to be able to have a 5 shot handgun what would you suggest?

  • @albi131
    @albi131 10 років тому +32

    I'm waiting for a Jerry Miculek video where he's doing this drill in under 1 second...

    • @HaleyStrategicPartners
      @HaleyStrategicPartners  10 років тому +35

      I would love to see that! It anyone can he can!

    • @AOMartialArts
      @AOMartialArts 6 років тому +13

      albi131 You'll never see it. UA-cam has a minimum upload length of 1sec.
      His video is too short.

  • @AmericanGunChic
    @AmericanGunChic 2 роки тому

    Hell yea!!!

  • @johniac7078
    @johniac7078 10 років тому

    nice job

  • @Fleatakeoutthezippo
    @Fleatakeoutthezippo 10 років тому

    I wish you could come and teach the SRT at Ft Riley

  • @stevenb1429
    @stevenb1429 6 років тому

    Is there a proscribed distance for this drill, and what kind of targets are those?

  • @jasonbourne4918
    @jasonbourne4918 7 років тому

    Haley can you separate the targets as if they came in the store or etc (separately ) in different positions?

  • @glockgaston2922
    @glockgaston2922 10 років тому

    Great video thanks

  • @blindajesespeciales8960
    @blindajesespeciales8960 10 років тому

    hola travis respeto todo lo que dices y haces es posible que publiques un video de proteccion vip o como proteger a personalidades

  • @demisx
    @demisx 9 років тому

    Great drill. What earmuffs are those?

  • @jimmyward2848
    @jimmyward2848 8 років тому

    My idol, Awesome Shooting.

  • @mikek.2050
    @mikek.2050 5 років тому +1

    So. Freaking. Awesome.!