JJ Racaza Two Day Pistol Courses taking place at the Sharon Gun Club in Ontario, Canada. Located at 18255 Kennedy Rd. Sharon, ON L0G 1V0, Canada. The course will take place from 8am to 4pm each day (approximate, depends on the pace of the group). 

Two-Day Performance Shooting Course Overview

In this two-day course, you will learn the micro-level details required to become more efficient—not just faster—while maintaining a high level of accuracy and consistency.

Below is a breakdown of what is covered in this course.

Core Concept: EFFICIENCY Focused

Level 1 Course (C–GM)

Micro-Movement

• Trigger control: Techniques for pulling the trigger faster while maintaining—or improving—accuracy and precision

• Single-target breakdowns

• Being present and mentally engaged

• Calling your shots

• Developing sensory awareness for instinctive shooting

• Understanding the difference between shooting and movement

• Rhythm and cadence fire

• Visual patience

  • Many shooters attempt patience before developing proper shot mechanics, which leads to unnecessary delays

Major Movement

• Transitions

• Multiple-target breakdowns

• Flat-line vs. bump transitions

• Rhythm and cadence fire

• Timing drills

• Tachypsychia (time distortion under stress)

Movement Skills

• Entering and exiting positions

  • Timing

  • Three essential exit techniques

  • Three-step entry method (90/10 concept)

• Mindset development

• Visualization

• Stage breakdown techniques

• Field course analysis

• Levels of comprehension

• Stimulus vs. response

• Speed (attack mindset)

• Accuracy (control mindset)

• Drills to target specific skill sets

Shooting and Movement Integration

• Shooting on the move

• Shooting while moving laterally and forward/backward

• Body positioning (stance and structure)

• Field course analysis

• Three vital techniques for identifying the most effective way to run and attack a stage

• Mental focus: discussion and practical application

Training Development

• Phases of training: Development vs. Preparation

• Diagnosing personal performance issues

• Creating targeted self-corrective strategies

• Advanced timer utilization and performance analysis

Prerequisites

• Basic shooting knowledge and range experience required

• Minimum of one year of competitive shooting experience

• Understanding of firearm safety and range rules

• No age requirement

• Students must provide their own handgun

• Ammunition requirement: approximately 500 rounds per day (1,000 total)

Required Equipment

Please bring the following:

• Firearm

• Minimum 1,000 rounds of ammunition

• Weather-appropriate clothing

• Eye and ear protection

• Belt, holster, and magazine carriers

• Lunch and drinks (Gatorade &water) will be provided.