VENTI 100 SHOT WAKE UP DRILL

[@ajttambo]

Wow Garand Thumb's dad is a smart dude.

[@roddenby]

A lot of people are saying wow Haley can shoot, but a lot of people can. I am far more impressed with the presentation skills - seamless, engaging and very easy to watch. Thankyou for the lesson!

[@HaleyStrategicPartners]

Thank you

[@vwertigo]

I concur

[@CainnechK]

Very well said

[@nathanbieber2840]

100% hes a great instructor!

[@HaleyStrategicPartners]

@jiujitsu5000, we always put the grip first, because it is the foundation of the gun... if the grip comes apart under recoil then trigger control comes apart. If you have a path of least resistance (POLR) in the grip, then it doesn't matter how good your eyes are when the shot goes to the POLR. it has taken me many years to change that order in my own shooting but its just like building a house... shitty foundation? well then you know what the rest of the house is going to look like.

[@azcodemonkey]

That's where I'm finding my problems, my grip. These videos are really really helpful. Thanks for your dedication. I hope to get to your Oct Phoenix handgun class.

[@teamantleraddicts]

great informative video.

[@BrentJohnson]

Great video.

[@edwardclark225]

Excellent video...great instruction.

[@vwertigo]

I partially agree. As far as getting in position it is paramount for accurate shots in a free form environment. There are individuals out there that grip and adjust unlike a conventional warrior for trick shooting that work against this formula...Munden, Miculek. Funny you never mention these guys in anything I have seen. Even Fisher had an arguement with me and he is up the chain in the fat boy (recycle) squad. The "Yeti" can't even handle a M82A1 like a little ole man and gave me shit about a mulligan...really? Anyways

[@SouthpawActual]

I've watched this video approximately 20 times no joke and I still learn something new every time. Thanks for taking the time to make these. Semper Fi

[@HaleyStrategicPartners]

awesome Ozzy, thx!

[@briangullickson9013]

5 years later and I still revisit this from time to time. This has helped my training immensely, truly a CLASSIC! 🇺🇸

[@TXCHRISZ06]

The Boogie Man checks under his bed for Travis Haley.

[@HaleyStrategicPartners]

bitch better..... ;-)

[@kanepreton9588]

Im keeping a printout of travis under my bed.. keep me safe :D

[@montneymon-ta-knee6810]

the boogie man looks for John Wick. John Wick looks for Travis

[@bat1sta980]

JeremyK 541OR. 😂🤣😆😭 this shit is gold

[@elshootiboi1861]

Since I was like 13 years old I was watching your stuff and applying it. Now I'm an Army sniper and I've made several snipers using your techniques. Just did this drill last weekend with the boys. Will Keep carrying the torch. Thanks for everything.

[@stephenpepper1790]

Love the content! As a music teacher, I suggest saying "tee" instead of "three" in the 1-2-3-4-5 drill. When we speak rhythms, the consonances "hr" tends to take too long, blur, or slow down the accuracy of the timing. When "tee" is spoken, it crisps up that audible and kinesthetic timing for more accurate counting.

[@Mrgunsngear]

Great drill

[@jeffgildersleeve775]

I always learn something with Travis' videos. I am an instructor and trainer for a tac team and as such, I get a lot less trigger time than the guys. This drill goes with me to the range when I am going for me. I go with a plan and some of these drills and get a lot more out of my range days. Also, I would like to point out that the timing drill has helped me work my split times shooting multiple targets (handgun and rifle). I start counting (out loud of course, everyone already thinks I'm weird) and then, keeping the rhythm of the count, I engage the multiple targets striving for consistency of split times. Using a timer to keep score is a good idea as well. Thanks Trav! Semper Fi!!!

[@runefragvids]

you don't have to count out loud there are 2 ways that I count . before the ejected shell casing passes my wrist I fire again . or the sound of the shot dissipates

[@MrMarzocco965]

I appreciate that you're on KZbin to help shooters, rather than to just show off your training under the guise of "tutorial". If you ever come to Northern Virginia proper, I'll be sure to attend your class(es).

[@NoLies17]

I keep coming back to this video over the years before going to the range. Always good to focus on the basics and Travis is a great teacher. Thanks for keeping this up!

[@montneymon-ta-knee6810]

I personally want to thank you for doing this for us. there are some of us that would never get this level of training if it weren't for you

[@assaultroomba4030]

Thanks Travis! Been needing to work on all those things. I usually overthink and start thinking, wrongly, how to fix it. This breaks everything down and now I can start using my range time and limited ammo to better use. Always fun to shoot. Even more fun when you shoot well. Again thanks!

[@smoreimages]

Travis, I came across your channel and was exposed to all your efforts to educate responsible gun owners and citizens. I have to say that I am a big fan of yours. Not just of your amazing knowledge of weapons tactics and utilization but, above all, your approach to duty, honor and your focus in life in general. There are few that have served to the capacity you did and continue to do. For all that, you have my gratitude. Please, carry on and disregard these trolls that don't realize that unfortunately the world is a dangerous place and it should be everyone's responsibility to protect themselves and their loved ones responsibly and efficiently.

[@andrewkenseth4814]

Travis you are absolutely amazing with your knowledge and training style. In 12 years of law enforcement, to include a tier 1 agency and a larger department, I have not seen a shooter coach with your style and ability to connect with the student shooter. Please keep these awesome training videos coming.

[@java28]

One of the best handgun drills i had ever seen. A great way to work on your shooting technique with limited ammo. My congratulations to Mr. Travis Haley for his work and his way of teaching. Greetings from Spain

[@cjcooper4370]

Wow excellent. Great points I never thought of, like deliberately breaking down the fundamentals of marksmanship and focusing on them one at a time. And that it’s all on two sheets of paper. Thank you.

[@jfan0729]

It's so refreshing to see someone as yourself train people in fundamentals and stress fundamentals before ever even hinting at tactics. Thanks for actually explaining things like trigger control and grip; it speaks to a deeper understanding of these concepts that I've been looking for. Above all, thank you for the videos!

[@CB-uc2zm]

I have ran this drill almost every day for the past two weeks. In training class last night we did a hostage target drill from 20 yards and i was putting rounds inside the Central Nervous System every time. The targets were from full face to half to a quarter face. I highly recommend this drill its trained me to slow my shooting down to get a clear front sight picture and put rounds on target my confidence level is now much higher then it was two weeks ago.

[@BAM9451]

I love the no bullshit approach. Everything you say makes sense and you explain it so well. I must take a class from you.

[@HaleyStrategicPartners]

looking forward to having you out!

[@truebornsonofliberty554]

More of this, please thank you

[@HaleyStrategicPartners]

we are on it! thx for the support!

[@liftedranger]

HaleyStrategic Yes i agree more of this. Travis is the man. And it's awesome that you actually respond on forums and youtube and such. A humble guy for sure.

[@lastactionmedic5677]

HaleyStrategic going to start using this myself, amazing sort of training, thanks Travis 🇺🇸👍

[@TheEastbaycop]

By far the most well rounded articulate trainer in the business IMO. Boss Status

[@zooblestyx]

Travis, you are a natural born teacher. Well thought out, well explained, well visualized, and never with the "here's how it's done, son" attitude. Always emphasizing the importance of questioning one's own ideas of a "correct" method. Also, speaking of reaching failure points, you reminded me of NASA. There's a saying there that a successful test launch gets an A, and a failed launch gets an A+, because success isn't likely to reveal a hidden flaw.

[@Disruptive088]

After listening to you talk about the fulcrum of the trigger and finger and how exactly you pull the trigger it caused me to really look at my approach to a trigger pull. This video has helped me tremendously I started applying the same concept you discussed and right away I noticed a dramatic difference in my technique. Thank you travis haley for that, it was what I needed to hear.

[@Theenragedone]

This is an absolutely outstanding video, as a former soldier who doesnt get the range time Id like, this is a great drill to get back into the groove every time I get back out. Thank you for posting this.

[@furious_762]

Mr.Haley you're hands down the best instructor out there! Not showing off you're just here for us to get better. It's easy to say you're sincere and trust in this and in us. It is always very well eplained, what, how and why, and never a dark spot is left behind, even though English is my third langage every vidéo, dvd of you that I've watched was crystal clear. So here is a big THANK YOU full of respect from southern France. I also enjoy when you share with us you're adventure and passion for flying, wich I deeply share. Stay safe

[@SeeTeeTee]

I had to watch this video 3 times in order to get a solid grasp of all of the concepts presented in this video. There's so much information in this 20 minutes that that it is easy to miss important details if you're not paying 100% attention. Good stuff as usual.

[@Lester2376]

I did this drill yesterday at the range and OMG what a difference in your brain processing the count and the rhythm drill worked like a champ thanks for all your input Travis I try apply your techniques everytime I get a chance to go to the range thank you once again

[@runawaygun762]

I really like the comment on focusing on the processes to acheive the goal and not focusing on the goal. Focus on the act, not the outcome. Focus on the fundamentals and the bulet will go where you want it to.

[@mikeisawesome33]

I tried this drill today and all I'll say is Travis you sir are amazing. It was an extremely challenging drill but well worth doing to help diagnose issues. Thank you for all that you do for us LE and military guys. BRAVO SIR!!! God bless

[@glockstar76]

I don't have too much free time these days for watching vids but I make time to watch HS vids. thanks Travis. I was doing the change gears drill last week by the way. love it.

[@RKHarm24]

Travis Thank you for such a clear explanation of what exactly you were doing. I have practiced like this since the early 70's but never really tried to explain it to anyone. Get in your zone, do the drill and back out to destress, repeat. Very fine 100 round drill. Great for anyone, beginner to master class like yourself. Please continue these type videos in the future.

[@brandonbussieres767]

One of the best timeless set of drills to train to your whole life. Thanks again Travis. Still the best source of training out there IMO.

[@Waderbader1982]

Beautiful instruction from a dude thats been there and done it all. I am in a field where I carry a pistol everyday and have suggested to everyone I work with to take the time to watch yours vids and run these drills. Thanks for some top notch instruction.

[@mrsickwick]

So excited about you guys starting to put up vids more often. Not trying to be a "fanboy" but I honestly believe that Travis is the most educated and proficient instructor alive and I love these vids in particular. He shows you a drill and breaks everything down to a T so when you practice the drill yourself you understand why your doing what your doing. I believe 100% I'm a better shooter just from watching and practicing his instruction through videos alone. Getting off on a long comment here, just wanted to say thanks for making more vids. I know time is limited and I appreciate the work that is put into these vids. Keep up the great work guys!

[@JayJay3Fifty7]

Travis Haley, you have opened the science behind effective shooting to be applied in real life scenarios...making us responsible shooters...keep it up, we are listening and learning! Thank you sir!

[@lancet.346]

Outstanding. I often find myself at the range without a clear set of goals established prior to beginning each training session. Drills like this are a huge help. Thank you. Semper Fidelis

[@Bravo6AirsoftTeam]

I do a lot of airsoft, I'm not medically capable to join the military, and shooting in the UK is near impossible due to gun laws. Some of the techniques I learn from your video's (as weird as this sounds) deem themselves practical and practical for me when I play airsoft as I like to make a better experience out of it for myself. Cheers for the great videos they're always great to watch.

[@jeffreylucas3421]

"Trust the Process", I like the drill/practice session and all the fundamental's it incorporates.

[@PPSChadwick]

Travis running the range like a boss!! Thanks Travis I ran your 22422 dill a couple weeks ago and as drastic improvement in my technique.

[@SavedByFaithInJesus]

Great video. Thank you. With you everything is Deliberate, Planned and Methodical. When I was in the academy the Mantra was "If you can do it slow a thousand times then you can do it fast once." Thank you for taking me back to that time and reminding me of how I need to train.

[@williamseifert169]

I can't tell you how many times I've watced this video. This is just a great overall drill covering many aspects of shooting and thinking. If I could, I would do this drill everyday.

[@kakarote2277]

Tried this drill today at my local range. Our local outdoor range, does not allow you to be within 10 yards of the target. So hitting a one inch circle is challenging to say the least. Yet, even with that problem, I was able to see better grouping. I was able to self correct several problems. I even had other shooters notice what I was doing,and admiring my grouping. Thanks for a great drill!

[@janibeknyssambekov6980]

Travis dropping some serious knowledge as usual

[@lawsonkline6824]

Earlier this month I took HSP's D5 handgun course in IN and we used this drill every morning to warm up. And I can tell you it gets you ready to shoot. It also is a great "workout" in 100 rounds...you really get the chance to focus on the 3 different parts Haley refers to in the video: grip, eyes, and finger. The best part, in my opinion, is you can focus on a particular part (trigger control in my case) for as long as you want. I went through a whole FEF target just thinking about the trigger pull. I also can't stress the rhythm part enough...it got me relaxed and ready to work on the FEF portion. Good stuff. HSP's Director of Training, Pierce, had the best advice though: "relax and be positive."

[@CainnechK]

Thank you for the tips, you are very well spoken and give clear and concise direction. I find that so many people that are teaching have good information but just dont present it well. You seem to have developed a formula that works really well. Keep up the good work

[@rickstarr2740]

Thanks for the video, I was just at the range the other day and I left after 30 rounds because I had no purpose for being there other punching holes in paper. Your feed popped up on my gmail and I can't wait to get back to work on this drill. Your instruction is awesome I hope to some day to have the time to take one of your 3 day classes. Thanks again and keep up the hard work!

[@davidfarber2210]

Thanks Travis, your drills have been really helpful to improve me IDPA shooting and I am using these drills right now to train our Club admin manager for the all women's IDPA match on March 15, and these drills are really helping her focus on the fundamentals. Again, thanks for sharing your skills.

[@jameshunch8195]

HaleyStrategic the way in which you look at how the human brain actually works is fantastic. You can take this mindset of analyzing your failures to focus on specific aspects of that failure to eventually overcome it seriously sir thank you thank you

[@chrisbohanon403]

You have been the most informative instructor I've come across!!! Your videos have helped me tremendous!!! Absolutely amazing!! Your channel rocks!! I've been at the range playing your videos while practicing and others take notice and next thing yuh know there's a crowd of guys trying out your tips!!

[@braxtonb3787]

i just found your series of videos , ive been shooting for years my last range vist i practiced you rythm drills and was amazed at the grouping and speed i picked up , thank you very much for taking the time to make videos like this . great to see a fresh take on teaching in the gun world

[@gnomereviews]

Really appreciate this Travis. I’ve never had a teacher. Over the years I’ve picked things up as I go. Need to tighten my grip.

[@aoz823]

one of the most informative ,inside look of what pro shooters use to train and stay sharp. you sir are a tribute and an asset to the civilian/non-leo shooter. keep'em coming!

[@xxmrbrooksxx]

Another great video for one of the greatest, maybe the greatest firearms instructors in the world. Your videos or anything you put out has helped me out. Thank you.

[@formerpilgrim4934]

Hmmm, you just corrected a small error in my training (grip wise). Thanks Bro for making yourself freely accessible via video format to the shooting public.

[@HaleyStrategicPartners]

That's what we are here for!

[@coryjanko]

Great workout, isolating individual groups with reps before combining to develop overall increased confidence and proficiency! On a side note, modifications to the shooting fundamentals and thinking outside-the-box allowed me the privilege of instructing a 100% blind individual to shoot accurately and consistently in an indoor "square" range about a year and a half ago. Quite a few of the points you made in this and previous videos reminded me of that particular experience. So, thank you for sharing!

[@HaleyStrategicPartners]

very cool! thank you

[@Patrick_Bateman____]

First watched this vid a few years ago. Learned a ton. Watched a year ago and still learned a lot. Watched it just now and still learned something. I like revisiting instructional vids from various instructors over time. I almost always pick up on something I didn’t before.

[@iammoshiri]

Excellent video Travis. I feel like I just finished sitting through the first half hour of your disruptive course. Thanks for sharing.

[@ShootingColorado]

Excellent drill and tips. Hope to take a class soon. EGL is a friend of mine, and speaks very highly of your training.

[@CajCoo]

Very nice drill! High quality information/video that we get for FREE. Make those two boxes of ammo at the range worthwhile. Can't wait to train with Travis.

[@HaleyStrategicPartners]

yes this was 20min and 100rds... you will have 3 days and 1500rds at the class!!!

[@onyxrock9854]

14:00 the bit on trigger pull literally changed everything. During dry fire, I've tried everything and no matter what I did my muzzle/slide would slightly jerk. It got to the point where I just chalked it up to, "it must be the trigger mechanisms". And here comes 90/10 finish flat.... And WTF.... no slight jerk 🤯

[@theVariedLife]

Excellent drills and the explanation of why - thanks for posting. I will definitely be using this for me and my students.

[@contondant]

Great drill for everyone, newbie shooter or advanced veteran. Very well explained. Thanks.

[@RealitySurvival]

Excellent set of drills! Thanks.

[@easbreid9879]

Travis is a tactical genius, I would love to be able to take every class he offers

[@EverythingisFire]

I've just recently gotten over (for the most part) my flinch but now I think you sealed the deal for me with the mention of the "inch worm" trigger pull. I'm having trouble pulling my shots to the left so this should help immensely. Thanks!

[@n4su5]

I appreciate these videos. Learning how to practice is always the basis of mastering any skill or technique. Thanks for the training techniques.

[@Mikey6048]

Cant thank you enough for these free bits of wisdom. We all appreciate this sort of information.

[@zaynemikita6897]

Seriously, I feel like Travis needs to be on Primary and Secondary podcast. Travis would fit in so well with those guys.

[@demoncatmeowgi1686]

Im glad you mentioned these psychological behaviors , and responses when handling a weapon. 90% cognitive , 10% action .

[@darksidecarnival5385]

Outstanding presentation & explanation Travis!

[@PunknKing_JT]

Excellent vid. I've always done a "warm up" but never anything this involved. I recently changed platforms from Glock to M&P and I've been spending A LOT of time dry running drills at home before I actually go to the range. I watched this vid 3 times tonight and will be doing this drill in the morning at the range. Thanks for all the info. I'm sure it will help.

[@Itsamemario0510]

18:23 Amen to that shit. I sprinted during high school and we almost NEVER practiced at race pace. Because fundamentals are what matter, and fundamentals are learned when we can focus on them. Which is hard to do running in excess of 18-19 mph, generally.

[@tacticalveterinarian]

Excellent instructions and scientific explanation of your drills! You truly are the Yodi of firearms training!

[@BlueonGoldZ]

Jeeze this is some Jedi Master training stuff right here. This was really enjoyable to watch while drinking my first cup of coffee in the morning.

[@masterorion3]

I finally got to try this drill this past weekend and I learned something: I need to work on kinesthetic awareness, my eyes ability to track the sights, and trigger press. I should've brought more ammo. Great drill to work on speed and all the fundamentals!! Please post your 2015 schedule ASAP cuz I need live coaching.

[@mickwrath4425]

Excellent!!! I've been printing out your targets for a while now Travis and this is the one I was hoping to see specific clarification on. Reading it is one thing but seeing it puts it all together. I have noticed how easy it is to self diagnose with these drills you have. I'm loving them, they are challenging, corrective, and fun as hell. Please keep them coming! Mick-

[@HaleyStrategicPartners]

Roger that Mick, will do! thx for the support!

[@LaserWolf]

Fantastic drill for mental and physical pacing and stress mitigation. Thank you, Travis.

[@clamum]

Awesome video Travis, thanks a lot. Can't wait to try this out next time I'm at the range (hopefully this coming weekend).

[@Mrgunsngear]

"stop with the tactics bullshit..." Preach.

[@RKHarm24]

I agree, Some appear theatrical in movement, comical in ways.

[@isaiahlewis6405]

Mrgunsngear Channel hahaha

[@foxracermach5]

Great drill as always, it is relaxing to see a drill with direct action for the mind to work on and to put tactics aside. If any one wanted a idea of the D5 class this is a big part of it

[@garbershein]

Great instruction, thank you. A very useful drill - in addition to learning muscle memory and repeatability by exercising the processes, it also encourages a thoughtful understanding of one's firearm. I'm shooting a new Sig and this drill has brought to my attention the adjustments required over the Glock I used to shoot, mostly in terms of my grip. Look, the guys at the range initially thought I've lost it with all the talking and counting to myself but they saw this vid and now it's SOP! It's great to have access to this quality teaching in South Africa thanks to you posting on KZbin - the good work is appreciated!

[@infinite-d]

A much appreciated follow-up to this video would be to see how a relative newbie runs through this drill with your help. Watching you thread the needle at three yards doesn't give enough information on how to adjust all the variables to achieve that level of competency. Watching a less capable shooter would reveal the adjustments needed to achieve the goal you've already achieved.

[@HAPPIESTree]

Thank you for making me completely rethink my time spent at the range. Got a lot of work to do and a new ream of paper ready to print 😉.

[@kevincashoriginal7047]

All of these videos that you have been posting has helped me out lately. My only problem is trigger control and recoil management.

[@HaleyStrategicPartners]

Kevin, its very hard to get it down with just these videos as a reference. would love to have you out in a class sometime. but in the mean time get that gun to mold to the hand with pliability, and good firm handshake pressure. Then apply pressure in the back of the hands like when you were a kid in the pool trying to squirt water out of your hands... if you do that right now and feel the back of the palms coming together with pressure, then apply that pressure on the gun and see if that helps for basic grip. as for trigger, slow down and finish flat as you can. hope to see you out there!

[@kevincashoriginal7047]

HaleyStrategic Thanks Travis and really am looking forward to seeing you in a lot of your classes

[@MrObeast44]

kevin cash This will sound weird, but make sure you gun is clear( obviously). Then when you are watching Travis Haley's videos, KZbin, TV, a movie or whatever else tickles your fancy. Take your pistol and work on firearms manipulation, rack the slide, insert a fresh(empty!) magazine, practice getting into your grip, lining up your sights everything you can do while still maintaining as much of your primary focus on the TV and/or monitor. Obviously, when starting this, make sure you are still using good technique and proper form as instructed my Mr. Haley. The more you do this, the easier it will become. Sooner than you would imagine, you will be able to operate the weapon 100% in your peripheral vision and only need to focus on the gun for sight alignment and sight picture. I have used a similar technique with my son and spelling. He was constantly getting crappy grades on spelling tests. Once I started having him "say it" "spell it" "say it" spelling routine while he was playing video games on his xbox/tablet his score immediately improved. The power of the subconscious mind is amazing. Use it to your advantage my friend.

[@kevincashoriginal7047]

MrObeast44 your telling me something I've been doing since I was 18 lol.

[@kevincashoriginal7047]

MrObeast44 but thanks anyways...

[@tiiiimmmmmm]

Awesome drill, Travis! I totally want to go out to the range now and give this a go.

[@freedumenergy2440]

hey, travis bro i wanna thank you for connecting with us amatuer shooters and quote civilians/conceal carry people. just taking your strategics lessons to the range ive become a better shooter than most of the people at the range. also i'd like to ask you when you coming to Oklahoma.. hey, you should tour and train in all the pro-gun states around the states.... whats the recommended time in a weapon draw to win in a gun fight?

[@leykeyes3261]

This is really fantastic training. I'm gonna have to watch this several times but I feel this is exactly what I need for my pistol development as I'm getting sloppy on my point of impact.

[@masterorion3]

Awesome warm up. But also great to help diagnose. I've been wanting to work on speeding up, especially from draw. I think this drill will help a lot, among others.

[@OfficerNIXON]

I LOVE THE "1-2-3-4-5" DRILL!

[@Mortalcoil100]

Travis, excellent stuff sir. Your detail knowledge is very impressive. A real student of the field. Thanks for the video.

[@fmxmyway]

Thanks for the training contribution Travis, very well done and informative. Looking forward to seeing you guys in October!

[@Raunadraug]

How come, in the year since I've started shooting, no one anywhere has been able to demonstrate proper trigger press as well as Travis just did. I've never heard "finish flat" anywhere until this video and it has improved my accuracy emensly. No more front sight wobble when the trigger breaks at all.

[@HaleyStrategicPartners]

great to hear that is working for you! I am also surprised that very few people focus on the details of trigger. Most likely its the typical mindset of people out there that say things like: "you will loose the ability to have fine motor skill under stress and trigger control will be the firs to go" so then then dont even concentrate on it.

[@Smithfan147]

Love these videos from Travis Haley and he has these targets on a blog you can print out! I need to check that out. Keep feeding us your knowledge and wisdom!

[@brittsmith1824]

Great video lesson to put with my "train with purpose" collection. Excellent trigger control visual around 15 mins in. Thank you.

[@kyleruby2296]

Great video Travis! I cant wait to apply this at the range, please keep them coming.

[@takbo]

Thanks for the info travis! Definitely going to run this drill at the range. hoping one day to take one of your classes.

[@TacdynamicsFirearmsTraining]

Awesome vid as always Travis! I love the discovered learning/self diagnosis aspect of the drill and plan on adding much of it in to my classes to help shooters find their issues and self correct them more efficiently. We need to get you up to Massachusetts for us patriots stuck behind the lines!

[@dhsung91]

Thank you for the excellent video. I'm sure this will keep many of us safe and sound.