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"You Can Do It!" Drill: Building Fundamentals in Three Rounds
If you’re looking for a training drill that packs maximum value into minimum rounds, the “You Can Do It!” drill delivers. In just three shots, you’ll test trigger control, reload speed, and command discipline—all while working under time pressure in a precision zone. Train to be better What You’ll Need ∙ Distance: 7 yards ∙ Target: Head-only zone ∙ Ammunition: 1 round in the chamber, 1 round in the magazine (2 rounds total in the gun), plus a spare magazine with at least 1
Michael Bine
Jan 54 min read


TruBreak Training Tool Review: The $50 Device That Fixed My Transition Problem
The TruBreak kit includes the training device and three progressive difficulty landing plates I thought my trigger control was solid. After thousands of rounds and countless hours of dry fire practice, I was confident in my fundamentals. Then the Next Level Training TruBreak showed me something I’d been doing wrong for who knows how long—and it happened during a simple transition drill. The Moment Everything Changed I had set up three targets at five yards, spaced about 1-2 y
Michael Bine
Dec 20, 20256 min read


Mastering the Command Drill to Enhance Your Defensive Shooting Skills
When your draw speed from concealment stops improving, it’s easy to fall into the trap of rushing through the fundamentals. The Command Drill offers a fresh way to use your par timer, focusing on awareness and precision rather than just beating the clock. This method, introduced by Rick Crowley of Achilles Heel Tactical, helped many shooters break through plateaus by emphasizing grip, sight alignment, and trigger control. Here’s how you can apply the Command Drill to sharpen
Michael Bine
Dec 12, 20253 min read


Dry Fire for Better Performance: Elevate Your Shooting Skills
Dry fire practice is an invaluable tool for shooters of all skill levels. Whether you are a newbie trying to grasp the fundamentals or a seasoned expert honing your craft, dry firing can significantly enhance your performance. In this blog post, we will explore various dry fire drills tailored for both beginners and experienced shooters, discuss the benefits of using a par timer, and provide tips that will make your practice sessions not only effective but also enjoyable. Und
Michael Bine
Nov 12, 20254 min read
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