Ben Stoeger explains Close Range | High Speed training

[@aceepperson115]

Dominant hand tension is a killer!

[@kajabaTSA]

Thank you, Ben!

[@davepayne2024]

Excellent

[@Muricanwerewolf]

The metaphor lol

[@bobb8423]

Thanks .

[@surfacegr1nder705]

Liking and commenting just for the great analogy.

[@johnb.6468]

Dude this guy rocks

[@stunod1479]

Great stuff Ben. I don't get your sport, but find your info helpful for non-sporting use handgun drills. Rock on brother.

[@writingonthewalls9052]

Defensive shooting is competition shooting. The stakes are just higher for losing.

[@PewPewNomNom]

Why don’t you compete?

[@m00nraise]

The skills you build from competition will absolutely solidify your handgun skills in a non sporting situation. There is a reason LEO and Military bring in Instructors from the competition world like Ben. Also, its just plain fun.

[@Schollmann]

What distances do you like for this drill? Thanks for all the great tips, Ben!

[@coheetabemasu8130]

5 yards or 4.5 meters for the close target. 12 yards or 11 meters for the target in the back.

[@citizenresponse]

No explanation about kinesthetic ocular-neuro alignment. Next

[@johnb.6468]

This guy is trying not to look at dudes in yoga pants.

[@reefermonster9651]

but with the stacatto, does that mean I will actually hit the targets?

[@MickNelson-fb2qk]

Wait! What about the girls again? Don't stare!!!! 😅🤣😂

[@UofO08]

Hilarious

[@InjunJoe-sh7wn]

Don’t shoot the girl from Portland just cause she’s wearing Birkenstocks.

[@CA.0verview]

Close range !? Like cqb ?

[@boogieman6522]

@ close range with humongous targets This video must be for beginners