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2 COMPETITIVE STANCE AND GRIP

3 OVERVIEW Competitive stance Competitive grip

4 COMPETITIVE STANCE Assuming the competitive stance Feet Body Head
Firing arm Non-firing arm

5 COMPETITIVE GRIP Assuming the competitive grip
Weapon placement in hand Grip alignment Trigger finger placement Grip pressure All must be consistent every time

6 COMPETITIVE GRIP Once grip is established, try to maintain throughout the stage of fire. In the event you break grip placement (reloading, sweat, cramping), make sure you re-establish grip placement and dry fire to maintain correct and consistent trigger placement.

7 QUESTIONS ?

8 SUMMARY Competitive stance Competitive grip

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