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08-14-2010, 06:06 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Kanewpadle
Awarness and mindset will most often prevent these type of "sneak attacks".
When people I don't know get that close to me I don't take my eyes off them. ...
...To me, that is one of the important things I concentrate on at the range because it is most likely what will happen.
To practice entirely with two hands at 7, 10, 15 yards, etc.... Is like wishing upon a star. (emphasis added)
It isn't realistic.
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Good point. This was from my recent post regarding my training/quals last month.
Day course was 5 strong hand, 5 weak hand; 3 yard line.
5 strong supported, 5 weak supported; 7 yards.
5 kneeling, strong supported; 15 yards.
5 standing, strong supported; 25 yards.
"Night" was via wearing welders goggles. Believe me, they work.
5 strong hand, 5 weak hand, 2 weak hand; 3 yards.
2 strong hand, 5 strong supported, 5 weak supported; 7 yards.
3 kneeling, strong supported, 3 standing, strong supported; 15 yards
And, don't think the bad guy(s) will be merely standing around awaiting your decision re: "what to do."
Be safe.
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