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Competition Movement

One-day instruction on efficient movement

This course is intended for competitive shooters who have solid basic dynamic sport shooting know-how and would like to improve their overall performance by enhancing their non-shooting skills. Once you are able to confidently hit your target, efficient movement techniques become a very rewarding source for improving of your overall scores.

 

Learn how to shoot and hit while moving, how to win time by manipulating while moving and how to optimally move in and out of shooting positions. Combine clever footwork and superior use of force and energy towards faster hits on target and ultimately better overall results. 

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​Goals
  • Learn and apply shooting and hitting while moving

  • Learn and apply manipulations while moving

  • Learn and apply efficient techniques to move in and out of shooting positions

  • Maintain solid safety during all movements

​Participants
  • Valid CMA handgun license​

  • Experienced competitors with solid basic shooting skills

  • Wishing to improve overall performance

​Program
  • Repetition: the four universal safety rules

  • Footwork fundamentals

  • Keeping a safe muzzle direction

  • Eye focus and body orientation

  • Explosive departure out of a position

  • Efficient arrival into a position

  • Timing and use of force

  • Shooting and hitting while moving

  • Manipulating while moving

  • Learning control using stage sequences

​Material
  • Full CMA handgun competition gear

  • Approx. 250 rounds

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Next Steps​
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Bangkok, Thailand

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