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09/04/2026

Something wrong here

09/02/2026

Gone too far? Nah….

09/01/2026

Nothing to see here
Just a good ol’ fella buyin’ his holster

08/31/2026

If you see yourself in a shooting range like this, leave immediately.

08/31/2026

At least they’re wearing camo…

08/30/2026

Collect your brass, bro, but…

08/29/2026

How satisfying is this?

08/27/2026

How to perform a body search

Precision is not a moment. It is a process.Technical follow-through means maintaining the mechanics that produced the sh...
08/26/2026

Precision is not a moment. It is a process.

Technical follow-through means maintaining the mechanics that produced the shot instead of abandoning them the instant the trigger breaks.

The bullet may already be gone, but your technique still matters.

Grip stability.
Visual discipline.
Trigger discipline.
Post-shot stability.
Consistency across repetitions.

Follow-through does not “fix” a bullet after it leaves the barrel. Its value is in preserving the integrity of the process and preventing the premature movements that often begin before the shooter realizes it.

That is why ABA Intl separates technical follow-through from tactical follow-through. One preserves the shooting process. The other deals with what must be assessed and managed after the action.

Different concepts. Both matter.

Technique defines the standard.
Metrics show what actually happened.
Method fixes the limiting factor.

Read the full article, “Precision Unleashed: The Crucial Technique of Technical Follow-Through,” at ABAIntl.us.

And get the TMM Draw Baseline Scorecard to establish your baseline and start measuring what actually matters.

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Peripheral vision is not just a blurry warning system.It helps you monitor the environment, guide action, and decide whe...
08/24/2026

Peripheral vision is not just a blurry warning system.

It helps you monitor the environment, guide action, and decide where your eyes need to go next.

For shooters and trainers, that matters.

A person can detect something without identifying it.
A person can look at something without truly understanding it.
And stress does not simply “turn peripheral vision off” — it changes how efficiently information is processed.

That is why good training cannot stop at visible scanning, head movement, or raw speed.

You need to measure what actually matters:

* detection accuracy
* identification accuracy
* decision quality
* response time
* consistency under pressure

Train what matters.
Measure what matters.

Read the full post at ABAIntl.us
Get the TMM Draw Baseline Scorecard on the ABA Intl portal.

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