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Mastering FAST Multiple Target Engagement: What do your eyes need to see?

Handgun Mastery PRO Online Training is the Step-By-Step shooting system, created by TPC in collaboration with ‪@TacticalHyve‬ , that will take you from being an average shooter to a master gunslinger. Discover the Reactive Shooting Science and sign up here: https://go.tacticalhyve.com/hmp-core-1 When we engage multiple targets, the vision controls the shooting and the movement of the gun. Your eyes tell you where to move the gun when you are within the target area, and what level of focus on sight alignment and picture is acceptable to break the shot. Your vision moves ahead of your gun and focuses on the target area. Your body then moves the gun to where your eyes are focused. A common error is to move the eyes and gun together and not get ahead of the gun with your vision. This commonly results in under or overshooting your target and having to make corrections when you get there. The concept is eyes then gun. Imagine your eyes are connected to your gun with an invisible bungee cord. As your eyes move to a new target, they pull the gun to where you are focusing. In our quest for faster and faster target transitions, we get into the habit of trying to press the trigger the instant we see the sight come on target instead of letting the gun settle for a split second. This results in erratic performance where you may have one or two clean runs on a target array and then you start missing as you flinch while pressing the trigger in your attempt to break the shot as soon as possible. Remember, the eyes control the shooting. You must have the patience to wait until you see the sight pause within the acceptable target area and see what you need to see in terms of sight alignment and sight picture. Trigger control is timed to vision. When you see what you need to see; the shot breaks automatically. 0:00 Intro 0:32 General concept and the technical aspect of the target-to-target transitions 0:14 The core components of multiple target engagement 1:39 Vision & 3 key points of Vision 1:47 1st key point of vision - Focal Yo-Yo (iron sights) 3:36 1st key point of vision - Focal Yo-Yo (red dot sights) 4:08 The process of shifting your visual focus - Accommodation 5:12 Focal Yo -Yo: Handgun drills 7:56 2nd key point of vision - Eyes fist, gun follows 9:04 Eyes fist, gun follows: Handgun drills 9:47 3rd key point of vision - Invisible bungee cord 10:40 Invisible bungee cord: Handgun drills 12:15 Recap - The vision in multiple target engagement #multiple #fast #target #transitions #shooting #pistol #firearmstraining