Pistol Training, what to train.......

[addiction]

So I am working at really raising my training level, I wanted to see if anyone has a good list of drills and/or skills to train.

I know the basics, dry fire and drawing from the holster, I am looking for some more detailed ideas.

Here are a few that i have been doing, I would like to get a comprehensive list if possible.

-press outs focus on taking up the slack in the trigger
-press outs focus on repeatable frontsight consistency
-snap shooting drill
-malfunction drills
-drawing from the holster focusing on each step slow
-drawing from the holster fast
-drawing and shooting from retention
-trigger finger control as you move around cover
-reloading drills
-SHO all of the drills
-WHO all of the drills
-trigger reset drill
-thinking about the last shot you never take (get the sight picture after the shot)
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clearly not a complete list, so anyone have a better one of anything to add?

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[oregonshooter]

Buy this book, read it several times, practice what he teaches, then review it every few years or when you hit a plateau go back again and YOU WILL learn something again. Best book ever written about pistol shooting for speed and accuracy.

Amazon.com: Practical Shooting : Beyond Fundamentals (9780962692505): Brian Enos, Kris Kunkler: Books

 

[KTM530XCW]

That book looks good. I just placed an order for a copy.

 

[oregonshooter]

It's so good, I just ordered it again for myself. The guy I lent it to kept it. Here is another I also ordered that should be a keeper.
Amazon.com: Be Fast, Be Accurate, Be the Best (9780578047942): Bill Rogers: Books

BTW, I'm a firm believer in competition (IPSC / IDPA / Speed Steel) for learning and pushing ones skill level. Shooting with better shooters will make you one if you pay attention.

 

[addiction]

I ordered the books,