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Everything else is ok, but I’m not a fan of slamming that gun back in the holster. You’re done shooting, so just slide it in nice and easy. Less ND’s.
I <3 this video.
One of the most interesting videos I’ve seen. I like how he’s teaching him to stop squaring every movement and use a more natural flow of motion. That makes sense to me. I’ve always thought the squaring looked too unnatural.
2 thoughts: man, having to retuck his shirt so much bugged me, and Travis needs some help pulling focus. 🙂
Ron Avery is world class. It looks like he takes teaching as seriously as he takes shooting. He is on my short list of people I really want to train with.