Changing directions
Duration
34 min
Level
Low / Medium / High
Location
Indoor / Outdoor
Various options for changing the direction of shooting and control. The technique of turning the body with various options for changing directions. The work of the legs, body, and hands. The sequence of actions when changing directions.
Required Gear
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Drills
Changing direction. 90-degrees U-turn.
Performing a U-turn toward different directions using legs. The sequence of movements during the rotation of the body and legs by 90 degrees. The technique of the legs placing and forming an isosceles stance, drawing the weapon out, and forming the rifle hold during a U-turn.
Shifting fire to 45 degrees. Option #1
The technique of shifting fire by 45 degrees in different directions. Detection, the technique of turning the body and legs. Stabilizing and controlling the stance, grip, weapon hold, and aiming when shifting fire.
Shifting fire to 90 degrees. Option #1
The technique of shifting fire by 90 degrees in different directions. Detection, the technique of turning the body and legs. Stabilizing and controlling the stance, grip, weapon hold, and aiming when shifting fire.
Changing direction in the "knee" position. 180-degree U-turn.
Perform a 180-degree turn in the "knee" position. The sequence of actions after identifying the target. The technique of turning and knee placing. Safety instructions for a 180-degree turn.
Shifting fire to 45 degrees. Option #2
The technique of shifting fire throughout a safe trajectory by 45 degrees in various directions. Detection, the technique of body and legs turning. Stabilizing and controlling the stance, grip, weapon hold, and aiming when shifting fire.
180-degree U-turn. The weapon is in the "low-ready" position.
The technique of performing a 180-degree turn. The sequence of actions during a U-turn: identifying the target, turning the body, setting the legs, and forming a stance. Safety instructions during the turn.
Shifting fire to 90 degrees. Option #2
The technique of shifting fire throughout a safe trajectory by 90 degrees in various directions. Detection, the body and legs turning technique. Stabilizing and controlling the stance, grip, weapon hold, and aiming when shifting fire.