Shoot on the Move-Practice Live or Dry

Effective firearms training requires integrating movement with shooting skills, as movement is fundamental to all combat sports and self-defense scenarios. Training should be compartmentalized into bite-size chunks (master grip, presentation, footwork) before combining them, and must be repeatable, reliable, and robust under various conditions. The key principle is that shooters must either be firing and maneuvering or being fired upon and maneuvered upon. Training should progress from dry fire to live fire, with obstacles added to develop practical movement skills. Shooters must maintain muzzle control and trigger guard safety throughout movement, and self-defense actions must be predicated on law, ethics, and morals.