How To Add "Stress Shooting" To Your Dry-Fire Drills At Home

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Think you're prepared for the stress of a real attack? You've probably heard of your body's "adrenal response" - the natural "fight, flight, or freeze" reaction we naturally go through when we sense danger. Freezing is going to happen... it's natural... but snapping out of it to engage your attacker with your firearm as quickly as possible is what will save your life. In this episode, my buddy, Mike Ox will share his simple 2-step "brain hack" for adding "stress shooting" to your firearms training. And the best part is, you won't even have to leave your home to do it!

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