Drills

Shooting drills help bridge the gap between knowing how to shoot and performing quickly and accurately under pressure. Regular practice builds muscle memory, so you can react without overthinking.

Drills also help you improve speed and accuracy by allowing you to focus on specific skills. You can work on transitions, movement, and splits independently before bringing them together.

Finally, shooting drills can help you identify weak points in your performance. By using drills as a diagnostic tool, you can find areas that need improvement and target them with focused practice.

This is a SAMPLE of the drills found on my YouTube Channel Drills Playlist.

PSTG Standards

A performance-based test designed to measure speed, accuracy, and shooting fundamentals under pressure.

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Whether you’re brand new to shooting or a seasoned shooter looking to sharpen the fundamentals, these are the drills to start with. Simple, practical, and focused on building confidence and consistency, they’ll help reinforce the fundamentals and build better habits.

Kyle McNabb’s Bucket Drill

A simple, repeatable drill designed to build speed, accuracy, and visual discipline while providing clear performance feedback. Target printouts below.

Professor Kim’s One Shot Return Drill

A simple drill focused on building a fast, efficient return to the target after each shot while maintaining accuracy and visual focus.

Near to Far Target Transitions

A demonstration of efficient near-to-far target transitions, focusing on visual discipline, movement, and maintaining speed and accuracy.

Bar Hop Drill

A movement drill focused on building efficient footwork, balance, and speed while transitioning between shooting positions.

Bar Hop Drill

A dynamic drill focused on movement, target transitions, and maintaining speed and accuracy under changing conditions.

Sight Confirmation Levels Drills

Drills designed to build a consistent visual confirmation of the sights and reinforce an efficient, repeatable shooting process..