Mastering the Draw - Dryfire like a Pro // Dec 2020 S12 Event
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- How to master the draw, step by step for those that carry - Mickey starts the November S12 Event going over the steps of a proper draw stroke.
This video includes the master grip, drawing a pistol from a holster and training proper muzzle discipline for stressful situations.
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Thanks to 2nd Camera man Tyler Stefanelli (@ReelTheFilm) for generously helping out make this video possible.
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This should cost money to view. Gotta love free pro training. Just finished a holster "basic handgun" class last month. It was awesome and I learned a lot of things I now practice. This class, is a much needed refinement on the topics I learned plus new things. 👍🇺🇸
I'm sure he getting paid enough 4 the classes
Go to Pat McNamara former Delta Force Operator with REAL world experience. Pat with dispel many of the things these zero world experience trainers are teaching nowadays. Such as multiple racking of the slide, looking left to right and taking your focus off the perp you just shot. Take a look at Pat McNamara's video "Range Theatrics" and you will see what I'm talking about. Had guns in my face so I think I can contribute, unlike most trainers who have never had a gun in their face.
I would love to attend a class with you and your crew but really can’t afford it as much as I can’t afford not to attend. Maybe 1 day soon I’ll have the means to attend . I learned a lot from you watching these videos and I really do appreciate you making them available for me and others to watch because even though your not physically here to teach me you really do a good job at explaining things out to make it easier for me to pick up without you here!! So just wanna thank you for helping to make me stay safe and keeping my family safe by spreading your knowledge 👍
I love the breakdown of his explanations...I think after awhile people tend to take for granted the stuff we know subconsciously.
You dive so deep that you can make an analogy of how to make World peace with the draw stroke.
It's the psychological mindset conditions was most valuable to me as well as the safety awareness that I grab on to.
Mick's such an amazing instructor. I was blown away at his Kingston, Michigan class. Safety was always paramount , explanations were always clear and the training tips I'll never forget.
thank you
As a former football coach I love the way you teach. Exactly how I drilled. I called it bird dogging with the whistle. Teaches muscle memory and teaches you to do the motions naturally under stress. In football thinking causes slow sloppy feet.
Also was a Jet engine mechanic in the Air Force. Man you are spot on with the redundancy too!
You do an excellent job of keeping everyone engaged in the tasks at hand. And reinforcing the proper fundamentals. Keep up the good work!!
Thank you very much for these videos. I had 20 year experience with M-16, and multiple other RIFLES, but this is my very first pistol. With all the years firing a rifle, many people still look at me funny if i tell them that this is my first experience with pistol. I have learned so much by watching your videos and I really appreciate you putting them up for us. BASIC firearm safety is same for rifles and pistols, but there are alot of specifics I still need alot more dryfire time until they become smooth. Again, thank you very much sir for your help
The audio is really good. The echo kinda reinforces certain points
Like that you preach the mindset of the situation for which you're performing the actions.
Fundamentals are the key to success. Great information! Thank you.
Thank you for the lessons. your learning has arrived in Poland .. I would like to attend your training personally. You are doing a good job
Me too.. (Ja też.. ) :)
23:19 I remember in old video mick teaches this, he says u can’t have this! Pulls the gun back to retention! Then says but u can have this, and shoots! That was perfect example
I've been shooting and legally carrying for a while. This is an awesome training video. I'll be calling for some training soon.
I cannot thank you enough for this video!! I have taken and plan to take more classes, as my budget allows. This is invaluable in the meantime!
Thank you, for the dry exercises.
This is great. I will be revisiting this for a while to improve my draw stroke.
I was following right witchA like I was in class.Great video! Fundamentals are KEY glad you always highlight them & other self/life saving tips!!!
Was just in Georgia yesterday. We shall return
@@CarryTrainer I'll become waiting for that video
He’s a good teacher 👨🏫 I love him
Great class. Thanks for sharing.
Outstanding video!
Thanks mick! Love the content!
This was great wish I could be there in person
Thanks for the free lesson Mickey. I recently took a class and they taught the pectoral index with the butt of the grip touching the chest. I had followed Craig Douglass with a thumb pectoral index. I didn't say anything, but what do you reccomend?
Great fundamentals, simple is best
Learning a lot from you video . Because of my age 72 fighting off someone is much harder. So I can use all the help I can get. I also carry a concealed knife .
21:30 Chills! God I fuckin love your delivery!! Thank you for this peek at S12. Someday I will attend.
Thank you! Useful!
Awesome video!
Best clip: "No Hunter. No..."
If teaching gun class doesn’t work out, you could be a great comedian. 31:40 😂. That being said you are a great teacher. Thanks for the videos!
I can’t believe this information is free. Definitely gotta sign up for a class now.
Believe me, you will not be disappointed with this guy...
His class is free? Or do you mean the video content?
@@chrisz.9974 The video
Have you ever looks at the Cold Fire Trainer? Wondering what your thoughts are about it and if you think it may be a beneficial tool to use for protection training.
Just to think from CZcams now to S 12 training courses. Go Go Mickey 🇺🇸🇺🇸💪💪
We did not start on CZcams. Actually originally the videos we uploaded were for our former students to refresh or prepare.
Training has always been first.
I love your channel, and what you do. Please create an alternative
channel on RUMBLE. CZcams can no longer be trusted due to their biased
censorship.
Hello from Kenya. When I return to the US, I would like to attend your classes.
Damn, there’s a lot of people in that class!
Good stuff
Thank you! Would love to attend a class.
You will not regret it. This guy rocks as an instructor.
What holster are you running with that beretta?? Looks like a great fit.
thanks
Next class in Georgia is?!
Love ya mick.
Hope all is well.
xo
@carrytrainer Mick I'm a dedicated student via CZcams. Unfortunately I currently live in the Caribbean and won't be able to attend a class until travel is normalised.
Are there any special rules for international students?
Would love to take a class come to CT!!
Make it a road trip when he comes near you. I drove 5 hours for his class in Michigan. It was well worth it!
@@IamGroot786 Im down for a CT class as well, find a place and enough guys and it may be worth it for them to come.
@@flexinriffs9926 Check his schedule of classes on his website. When he's somewhat close to you, go for it!
What's your plan for next year? it seems like is going to be bad man....(NewReset)
whats going to be bad?
I clicked the video and at first glance I thought it said Mastering the Drew 😅
Great video. Looking forward to possible training in Dallas soon....
Churchill103
I agree but am grateful for the free stuff! LoL Not too proud to say I’m getting old and disabled … lol and I’m not from the Hampton Aquaro’s I’m from the south Philly Aquaro’s 🤣🤣🤣😳
You should put a link in CZcams where people can donate
Sir you should put together a DVD training series. I garenetee you would make a profit and your numbers would still increase at the classes.
Where will the next training take place? Do you have training in the PNW?
Go to his website for schedule of classes
@@IamGroot786 , thank you. It was late and I didn’t see the website.
Up in Shelton Washington in May
@@CarryTrainer , thank you. I saw that. Can’t afford it. I’ll continue to watch and train at the range.
1st
Some of the fastest draws in the world are from the Philippines and they don't draw anywhere near the way taught in this video. So there is more than one way to fast draw.
How this have any dislikes is beyond me
25:27 😆
Thought you train as you right so why would you out your firearm in safe when it has no Ammo loaded and your training.
@Logan Kelly read it slowly then think about it , read it again and I’m sure you’ll understand
😉
Hmmm
Rechambering the same round after dry-fire practice: who does it?
Right here. Bugs me if it's not the same round
Not sure what you mean
@fullfire0 please explain
@@CarryTrainer We mean, we carry with a round in the chamber, and when we go to dry fire practice we remove the round from the chamber so we're clear, do our dry fire practice and then re-chamber that same round when we're done and holster up. Instead of inserting our magazine and chambering a different round, we put that initial round back in the magazine and re-chamber it
Good instruction. But man I hate those crazy large classes and herding of students.
Not so in some situations. My friend got attacked by six guys and took each of them out, half went to the hospital. Helped that his uncle was Golden Gloves. To say all who come up against multiple attackers will always get beaten is pure bull. Most don't know how to fight and that where I suspect the wrong comments are coming from. We once had 4 of us against several dozen attackers against us and we all walked away but, with one broken arm, me with a butterfly strip over left eye and we had one boxer amongst us. The attackers were crying out loud with many injuries. We did not go looking for a fight, we just happened to be from the county to the south of theirs. There has always been bad blood between the two counties, to the point years ago that some of their police got into with ours. Theirs lost.
This is dated information. 1,2,3,4/4,3,2,1 produces excess movement and has been proven as inefficient. my man Pat McNamara would call this “range theatrics”. Fastest way from point A to point B is a straight line.
I can’t take this guy seriously. He’s definitely an elementary instructor.
Pat Mac has worked with him numerous times, quit huffing your own farts and accept that if it's not helpful to you it probably wasn't intended for you
@@Patchaddictedpolymath hmmmmm. I think you’re better at Valorant than huffing your own farts.
Sorry dear, that class is too big.
According to the last video I just watched this is completely the wrong draw this draw is what competition shooter does its not a defense draw just saying..FJB
Man bun needs more manly education. Just sayin.
to each his own
Man bun can out shoot you with his off hand and 3 tourniquets on his body. Just sayin. hahaha