Rob Pincus teaches you how to reset your fundamentals if you’re lacking combat accuracy while shooting. To put this concept into context, imagine yourself in the middle of a firefight. You’ve discharged multiple rounds that you thought were hits into the high-center chest of your target, but you realize that you’ve been missing. You’ll learn after watching this video how to regroup, reset your fundamentals, and start being combat accurate again. When you train resetting during practice, you should visualize missing your target, then proceed to break your elbow, shift your stance and continue to shoot.
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