HANDGUN DRAW DELIBERATE PRACTICE

[@PolenarTactical]

And that's why i regard you as one of the best shooting instructors out there. Thanks for the lesson - Žiga

[@drmrjon]

To funny, one of the best instructors on how to have an ND with an AK!

[@Kataquan]

Travis not only makes a great shooting instructor, but he seems like he'd be a great life coach

[@tf2965]

great coach too. a great leader is a great teacher.

[@SmileNDenile]

He is a real life universal soldier.

[@illduitmyself]

its because of business.....business skills that's how and why he talks like that

[@thehamburglar9mm]

Maybe he can tell you where he buys those tight shirts too.

[@jackl45]

@@thehamburglar9mm tight shirts, tight groupings

[@leadpersuasion]

Instructor Zero shows you he's good, Haley shows you how to be good.

[@nbates9893]

+Jaysun Duran lmao he has ops that are still classified what the fuck does that mean?

[@nbates9893]

+Jaysun Duran regardless...

[@Thebigbaldmeany]

ThisnThatPackRat you got to be kidding me. Actually combat vs Coaching is comparing apples to oranges. It's one thing to talk the talk but it's another to walk the walk. That's like a overweight personal trainer telling you how to lose weight or be fit.

[@Maxtowers71]

I will add Massad Ayoob... never shot anybody, but one of the best out there...

[@curlyfryactual]

phantom695 see I'm gonna have to stop you right there, because what you just said makes too much sense for KZbin. I'm sorry but, with all do respect, the entire couch battalion of the KZbin shithead army does not care if you laid down a rational argument. They just like to sit comfortably at home judging guys and deciding who is "the real deal" and who isn't, especially when they themselves are NOT the real deal by any stretch of the imagination. So I'm going to have to ask you to take your logic, reason, and well laid out arguments over to the real world, because the comment section of KZbin is reserved *exclusively* for talking shit, thanks.

[@kevinkimbrell3023]

6 years ago but still providing great knowledge to the world thank you sir!

[@StrokedTac]

That is one hell of a berm.

[@xDonarudox]

+StrokedTac I was thinking the exact same thing

[@randomazn420]

Tired Eye Customs you can rappell down the damn thing lol

[@hollowpointdefense]

It is the Sheriff's rifle bay (Range) in Phoenix

[@hollowpointdefense]

Well, Actually in Buckeye, AZ.

[@Mrgunsngear]

Good stuff Travis

[@gunchief0811]

+Mrgunsngear Channel heck yeah. he's got that OOOH RAAH mind set for life the OLD ADDAGE "once a Marine always a Marine" rings true with Travis for sure... GET SOME!

[@tonyashton453]

That mind set and absolute self belief is what sets this guy apart from the rest of the best.Mental strength can never be underestimated.

[@bigro4444]

Travis is a human encyclopedia when it comes to firearms training. So much logic and concise information.

[@guitaristxcore]

Since I first saw this video a few months ago I've been working on removing "I hope" from my vocabulary and replacing it with "I will". Great video.

[@Cgny]

First time in weeks I feel like i've learned something extremely useful from watching various vids. Thanks Travis

[@davidlacroix8079]

What a fantastic video, with a great message. Thanks Travis. Positive mind sets, self awareness, and repetition, leading to self improvement. Begging is for losers. Adding to my favorites.

[@operatorblack]

This same methodology works for countless skills in general. This is a great way to get good at anything. Thanks for the video Travis.

[@brocktovar4523]

I might add to this, dry firing. Man what a great way to pre-stage this training exercise. Get the grip, the core fundamentals down and then come to the range with this exercise on your desk for the day. Excellent material from Travis, as always.

[@jadam-2024]

Took D5 last year in CA and these drills will test your patience and inevitably make you absorb so much more than you thought you could. Travis and Nate do an amazing job. We had a class of probably 20+ and they gave everyone very equal and useful personal attention. Top notch organization and people

[@mattdg1981]

Today was the first time I tried shooting from a draw position with a timer. I learned alot about my flaws. I was shooting two different pistols at the same range of 10 yds. My average draw was 2.3 seconds. Not all my shots were perfect hits. Love this video and you just got a new sub. Thank you Travis.

[@RK-de5wg]

.56 last week for Travis in Florida! Great guy!

[@BoilerUp3030]

Of all my firearm-related youtube subscriptions, yours I look forward to seeing new posts from the most. (as far between as they are) I never get up from one without a snippet of just general life motivation to help me make the most of my weekend. Equating "I hope" with begging, and replacing it with "I will" is so simple and right there, that one can't believe they haven't done that more. Thank you Travis for your service, your experience, and the way you communicate that in a way that mentors and builds-up

[@boneal4942]

Another outstanding knowledge transfer, Not only for shooting, But can be applied for life as well.

[@NickCouryphoto]

I am fairly new to shooting. Your videos break down the techniques to a place that is easy to understand. Thank you for teaching us how to do it correctly as opposed to showing us how good you are. I've been teaching photography for decades, no one cares how good I am, they just want to know what I know. You totally get it, thank you!

[@gdoumit]

I definitely stay current with your videos as much as I can. I really believe these drills will benefit me greatly as I am a Police Officer. Keep putting them out. You provide excellent information.

[@goodcitizen3780]

That is a really good drill. Thank you

[@oleboy7615]

Really appreciate these videos for those of us who can't quite swing a class, yet. Will attend one at some point, but these are great for a base layer.

[@alexanderchiali]

Travis your use of conceptual understanding and how those finite understandings can be applied infinitely throughout many fields is awesome. Thats how i was taught to learn and teach Kung Fu myself. this way you can learn to learn from anyone. very nice

[@arrowpt28]

I've used your drill, it's terrific thank you Travis

[@JCG105]

"Saying 'I hope' is begging. Begging is for losers." That was my favorite takeaway from this video. Travis is a real "no-bullshit" kind of guy, and I appreciate that.

[@kpl455]

Travis is the best instructor, too many others are too concerned to show how great they are, he focusses on helping a normal person to become great.

[@bertmen3871]

Great teaching and coaching, Thank you.

[@MichaelBrianInc]

Love these videos and watching you work Mr. Haley! Great points made!

[@rongay7750]

I've shared this drill with our church security team. What a great drill. Thank you!!

[@sandman_-_]

This has actually helped me master some faults at my drawing, and helped me reach a pretty good shooter status in my company. Still holds up today.

[@gunchief0811]

once a Marine always a Marine good to go.. the mind set and the approach is the really big thing here. all the training descends from the excellence in the mind. then the training is purposeful. this is good to go. Semper-fi Travis..

[@nicklausbooks1593]

Been watching your videos heavily and they've helped a lot. I suck at pistol so I took an private course with an instructor and that in conjunction with your videos has helped me improve leaps and bounds. First few times I shot it was a basketball size grouping shot by an epileptic. Now on my fourth range trip I've got fist sized groups at 7 yards. Slow and steady and mass amounts of repetition has and will continue to help me. Thanks again! Semper Fi.

[@SurvivalLilly]

super awesome. I am glad if i can draw and shoot in a second one day :)

[@HaleyStrategicPartners]

+Survival Lilly you will! keep at it and you will! keep it safe, be deliberate and it will come.

[@TheVABigDog]

+Survival Lilly Just practice, you Will get there. ;-) ... I've been following you for a little while. Love what you've done to the Super Shelter!! Keep up the great work!!! .... Chris :-)

[@jamiesloan5902]

Survival Lilly I've only been working with a shot timer for about 2 months. I've only been under a second, maybe 10 times. He makes it look so smooth, and easy. I'm gonna try this descending par time technique, and see what happens.

[@akiraman21]

This goes back to a video you made a while ago. 1234 drill and increasing it in speed as you improve. That is definitely improve my shot placement and draw. Thank you for making great videos to dive into the fundamentals.

[@ShareTheLightTV]

This is an outstanding drill. Thank you for sharing.

[@davidzanelli6847]

The way Inst. Haley understands how the human body works while handling a firearm is completely otherworldly. To be that in touch with oneself truly is a whole other level of mastery.

[@pethello3845]

Thank you very much! One of the best drill/training I have watched.

[@KingJeraldL46]

Just found your videos. The idea of deliberate practice and building muscle memory is a great way to frame this lesson. Appreciate it.

[@badone588]

"Doing slowly, means learning quickly. Doing quickly, means to learn slowly" Deliberate actions are the best actions, and self realization/actualization is the only way to fuse those practices into reality. Thanks for reaffirming this lesson.

[@jeradlove8960]

Love the good motivational comments. We need more teachers and leaders in this world that have that mindset. Great video.

[@jeeptunerguy4683]

Travis is the man he doesn’t only just use tactics he gets into the science behind everything good stuff chief 🤙🏻

[@CoinDoctor1]

I like the fact that you mentioned Golf, because I not only apply these fundamentals to shooting but to my golf game as well. Thank you.

[@princevalencia8816]

In this video Travis shows the absolute definition of slow is smooth and smooth is fast! It can be achieved!

[@TheShifty2932]

Always great to hear an instructor in this industry understand physiology!

[@mkultra6664]

I did this drill dry along with you in the video. I made it to the one second draw/fire timing aiming at a light switch 3 yards away..... that's amazing. Didn't think I'd be that fast. I'm going to keep practicing and then add in reloads and tap racks. Thanks Grandpa Haley!

[@robcolunga9760]

Great video and instructions! Love the mind set you give us! Can't wait to see more!

[@ryanmackenzie4981]

I absolutely love this video, I wanted a 1 sec draw but had no idea how to get there. Now I do, thanks. Practicing right now :)

[@gunsfirearmstraining]

A strong foundation is key to building your skills to better speed and accuracy, practicing to create that muscle memory is very powerful in making your gun handling skills second nature. Great concept, valuable video content thanks Travis

[@misterr2359]

Wow... I'm out of words. You, sir, deserve all the success you can possibly get. Thank you for always making such a huge knowledgeable videos for us.

[@johnstallings9652]

Excellent video again Travis! I do about 95 % of what you are doing with exception I count to myself I do not have a Timer! However I started off shooting in the mid 1990's @ the NRA range in Fairfax Va. Using a Springfield Armory 1911 Race Gun . Yes I second what the gentleman below requested if you would do a video with your weapon positioned @the apendix. However I practice in front of a full length mirror since I moved my weapon from the 3:00 position to the apendix.

[@MNnytrorider]

Great video !! Thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@HunterHonda]

Travis is a badass. Do not mess with Travis.

[@jayfrey6899]

Great video. Best draw instructional video i've seen yet. I will apply this this weekend during my training for sure

[@decodeddiesel]

This is a very cool concept. I will be sure to work on it next time I go to the range!

[@ryanmccracken7247]

Outstanding. Snap caps are a great tool for training at home too.

[@TheEleutheromaniac20]

never cease to learn something new each video, thanks Travis

[@GeauxRussGeaux]

Have done this in the past, but inevitable fall back into the feel-good habits when practicing. Excellent video, thanks for the reminder that feel-good practice doesn't make you any better and hinders growth. Semper Fi.

[@delav83]

Best little training video I've seen

[@davidjd123]

I got good at many things with that attitude. Never ever say you can’t do something and if you catch yourself saying “if I ever make it” rephrase it by saying when I make it and any other self defeating dialogue we have. A mental trick I picked up in boxing and track.

[@jthorpe454]

Travis this is an excellent vid not only for shooting but for all things you want to excel in. Great advice and I will use this when I coach. Thank you.

[@g54023]

Excellent vid as always Travis! You're an excellent instructor and motivator! Keep up the outstanding work!

[@Shottacle]

Travis you are a cut above the rest bro ill call you the god of the guns thanks for taking time out to share much appreciated God bless.

[@chuckbarham7132]

Great video really works well with my students. Thanks Travis

[@pssita]

It's amazing how clearly you speak... Great video..

[@jerdog333]

This guy is amazing! I don't know which I like more, his instructional videos, or his philosophical videos. They are both great! But I can tell you one thing, in all seriousness, I will never say, "I hope" again. So I will say, "I will" take one of his classes one day.

[@warriorcqb]

Great Instructor and great athlete. Is not about how fast he is (of course he is!!Damn!) but the way and explanation to became. He is AWESOME!

[@zr9115]

Love the information. I gained a lot of knowledge from this channel, thank you!

[@wahdis]

Just got my incog holster a couple weeks ago. Will be going to the range tomorrow to practice. Excellent video as usual, thanks.

[@SuperBuzz71]

Great Drill!! I'm using it in my dry fire heavily. At 5 seconds it give me time to have 2 or 3 conscious checks as the gun is coming up. For example I check my elbow position on the grab, Check my support hand placement on its contact and wrist cant as I come to target. After several of draws I might focus on checking C-clamp of grip, wrist cant and isolation of trigger press. Just 2 or three points of checks as the draw flows. As I progress in time, I check fewer items and by 2 seconds I just think "flow". Helped my consistency tremendously. Thank you sir.

[@Peter..Griffin]

Been a profesional musician 13plus years. This is what we do to play fast, start very slow, and continue increasing speed, and stay practicing where your error ratio increases. In time, you will master that speed, then continue getting faster. Shooting and playing a music instrument uses almost same fundamentals. This really works.

[@darksidecarnival5385]

Excellent drill Travis!! I'll be adding it to my training routine. Ur an outstanding teacher bro!!!

[@shaka2608]

Excellent video with very informative pointers on how to improve oneself through deliberate training!! If I am ever taken hostage I would want you to be the first responder - you never once hit the hostage "by mistake". Excellent shooting.

[@sik59rt]

Always dropping knowledge and making people think critically. Thanks!

[@troyhodulik5542]

Another great training video Mr. Haley!

[@jacebeach8767]

I WILL learn how to do a consistent accurate draw to first shot in under 1 second! Thanks for the great training Travis :)

[@anthonyreyes8855]

Wow!!! Best practice video, loved it!!!👍👏

[@jamesg1204]

Love this Drill. Have been using this for couple weeks.

[@colbyc.6698]

this is one of the best drills I have seen everyone wants to be fast but don't want to put in work

[@jasonpollock5826]

Absolutely outstanding Form, Fit & Function! Thank you for sharing this block of instruction!

[@sgt0331able]

Thank you so much for solid advice. Perfect timing, I’m about to start my draw.

[@Justamanliving]

Thank you sir. This is very helpful especially the beginning about mindset.

[@DaividWebb]

Great video I really like how you put it all together, safety, technique, and goal. I will use what I have learned next time I go to the range.

[@saigudbai]

If I'm ever a hostage... I hope it's someone as accurate as Mr. Haley who comes in that door to rescue. Awesome tutorial sir!

[@iammoshiri]

Thanks travis. Thats great training advice.

[@shawnsimmons8268]

Amateurs practice till they get it right......professionals practice till they can't get it wrong! Great drill Travis, I will be working on this one next range trip for sure!

[@HangtownTactical]

This is a GREAT training technique! I'm that much more convinced I need to break down and buy a quality shot timer. I'm absolutely going to use these drills to help with my fundamentals and speed up my draw time. Great job Travis! Thanks for the info. 👍

[@casey3057]

Sad you guys don't have Salt Lake City on the rotation this year. The first year I'm financially able to take the class and it's the first year you're not coming ... I'm holding out for next year. Awesome info. Awesome segment as always. Thanks Travis!

[@patricklawrence9784]

Thank you Travis Sir for this informative and motivating video. looking forward to more drills You can share to help us beginners.

[@Disruptive088]

One of the best videos yet!

[@TonzieNorman]

Thank you so very much Mr. Haley for these great informational videos. Only one thing is I need more of them ASAP LoL. Oh and i'm trying to get my brother-in-law to go to your classes out there, he's a SERE structure in the United States Air Force and I think he would love that.

[@Namesi]

You're a beast. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@thecynicalnyx6538]

Another great informative video. Straight to the point

[@okeydokey2766]

Thanks for the drill and wisdom of experience. I will definitely be doing this.

[@omarhaltam]

Thank you for the great video Haley, i really enjoy your professional instruction videos

[@Grevlain]

Damn. When you do that way...2 seconds seems like a long time.

[@Raunadraug]

Glad to see new training vid. Hope there's more down the pipe.

[@travisrider7314]

Travis is the man. Great video keep them coming

[@ahernandez9860]

Amazing breakdown of the draw! Thank you for posting this!

[@antoniobridgeforth2362]

Love this drill

[@jg5941]

"Begging is for losers". I'm putting that one in my pocket.

[@champy1210]

Jay G Very Trumpian of him!

[@Maxtowers71]

me too