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[...] a different experience to have the target (role players) shoot back. The main goal of scenario-based training is to make use of force decisions under stress but other goals include shot placement and [...]

[...] up peeking anyway.  Stress Inoculation Stress can be positive. It can result in physiological changes that bring out our best and it can actually save lives, if the individual has [...]

[...] when binocular vision is employed. Visual sensitivity is the ability to respond to physiological changes. This sensitivity provides the shooter with the ability to respond to changes in the [...]

[...] is between 45 seconds to a minute. After that, stamina runs short and a variety of physiological changes begin to occur. These changes include loss of dexterity, tunnel vision, and ultimately, [...]

[...] and discharge their firearm during naturally occurring pauses. If they don’t, their shot placement will suffer. Physical exertion is the least effective method. Even though it replicates an [...]

[...] their duty belt, firearm, and magazines, The stress of timed shooting, Lack of confidence in shot placement, (leading shooters to check their targets and look over their sights), Inability to perform [...]

[...] .  (Photo courtesy of the Outdoor  Channel/Shooting Gallery)     Most law enforcement trainers and firearms instructors know that not reacting to a threat can translate to death or [...]

[...] methods, which are particularly suited to induce stress. They are trends that most law enforcement trainers are implementing in any lethal, less lethal or physical encounters courses because they [...]

[...] ?  Carrie Lightfoot is owner of The Well Armed Woman and guest contributor for the Beretta Blog. Join the dynamic group of women shooters on Facebook or Twitter and visit www. [...]

[...] them. Carrie Lightfoot is owner of The Well Armed Woman and quest contributor for the Beretta Blog. Join the dynamic group of women shooters on Facebook orTwitter and visit www. [...]

[...]   Scenario-based training is another highly effective training method for inducing a stress reaction. The use of Simuntions®, Virtra simulators, airsoft, or paintballs are tools that [...]

[...] cover your eyes because you don't have to watch... but you end up peeking anyway.  Stress Inoculation Stress can be positive. It can result in physiological changes that bring out our best and it [...]