Pistol Performance Workshop
Speed, Accuracy & Practical Application
This two-day handgun workshop is built around practical shooting performance and real accountability on the timer. The focus is not simply shooting faster, but learning how to move efficiently, process visual information faster, and build repeatable mechanics that hold up under pressure.
Students will work through structured drills designed to expose inefficiencies, establish performance baselines, and improve consistency with the handgun. Whether your focus is training, personal defense, competition, or simply becoming more capable with your firearm, this course is designed to help shooters better understand both the “how” and the “why” behind performance shooting.
The curriculum blends modern pistol performance concepts with practical application in a challenging but approachable training environment.
Instruction is led by Michael Billings of Digital R.O.E..
COURSE OVERVIEW
Two-day handgun performance course focused on practical shooting efficiency and accountability.
Training emphasizes vision, grip application, target transitions, movement, recoil control, and efficient weapon handling under increasing speed and workload. Drills are designed to build reliable fundamentals first, then pressure-test them through performance-based exercises.
Students should expect a high round count, movement, timed drills, and a strong focus on consistency and accountability.
TRAINING OBJECTIVES
• Improve handgun fundamentals under speed and pressure
• Develop better recoil control through proper grip application and visual discipline
• Increase efficiency in presentations, reloads, and overall gun handling
• Build consistency in transitions and multiple target engagement
• Learn to process visual information faster without sacrificing accountability
• Introduce movement and positional shooting while maintaining accuracy
• Establish measurable baselines through standards and performance drills
• Develop confidence and consistency through repeatable mechanics
COURSE CONTENT
• Presentation & Draw Mechanics
Efficient, repeatable presentations from the holster and ready positions with emphasis on eliminating wasted movement.
• Vision & Target Processing
Understanding acceptable sight information, target confirmation, and visual patience at speed.
• Grip & Recoil Control
Applying proper grip pressure and handgun control to create more predictable return between shots.
• Transitions & Multiple Target Engagement
Building smoother eye movement and more efficient target-to-target processing.
• Movement & Positional Shooting
Maintaining balance, control, and accountability while shooting on the move and working angles.
• Reloads & Malfunction Drills
Improving weapon manipulations under time and pressure while maintaining consistency.
• Performance Standards & Diagnostics
Using measurable drills to identify weaknesses, track progress, and improve overall efficiency.
• Applied Discussion
Understanding how shooting performance principles transfer across competition, training, and personal defense contexts.
WHY THIS COURSE
This workshop is built around performance, not theatrics.
Students will leave with a better understanding of:
• What is actually slowing them down
• How vision affects shooting speed
• How to apply pressure and control to the handgun more efficiently
• How to build consistency instead of chasing speed alone
• How to diagnose problems and make meaningful adjustments
COURSE INFORMATION
Cost: $300
Duration: Two Days
9:00 AM – Approximately 4:30 PM each day
Round Count: 750+ rounds recommended
REQUIRED EQUIPMENT
• Reliable handgun
• Quality holster (OWB or performance-oriented setup preferred)
• Minimum of 3 magazines
• Magazine pouches
• Sturdy belt setup
• Eye & ear protection
• Water, weather-appropriate clothing, and basic range necessities
PREREQUISITES
Students should have a basic understanding of firearm safety and safe range etiquette.
Pistol Performance Workshop
Speed, Accuracy & Practical Application
This two-day handgun workshop is built around practical shooting performance and real accountability on the timer. The focus is not simply shooting faster, but learning how to move efficiently, process visual information faster, and build repeatable mechanics that hold up under pressure.
Students will work through structured drills designed to expose inefficiencies, establish performance baselines, and improve consistency with the handgun. Whether your focus is training, personal defense, competition, or simply becoming more capable with your firearm, this course is designed to help shooters better understand both the “how” and the “why” behind performance shooting.
The curriculum blends modern pistol performance concepts with practical application in a challenging but approachable training environment.
Instruction is led by Michael Billings of Digital R.O.E..
COURSE OVERVIEW
Two-day handgun performance course focused on practical shooting efficiency and accountability.
Training emphasizes vision, grip application, target transitions, movement, recoil control, and efficient weapon handling under increasing speed and workload. Drills are designed to build reliable fundamentals first, then pressure-test them through performance-based exercises.
Students should expect a high round count, movement, timed drills, and a strong focus on consistency and accountability.
TRAINING OBJECTIVES
• Improve handgun fundamentals under speed and pressure
• Develop better recoil control through proper grip application and visual discipline
• Increase efficiency in presentations, reloads, and overall gun handling
• Build consistency in transitions and multiple target engagement
• Learn to process visual information faster without sacrificing accountability
• Introduce movement and positional shooting while maintaining accuracy
• Establish measurable baselines through standards and performance drills
• Develop confidence and consistency through repeatable mechanics
COURSE CONTENT
• Presentation & Draw Mechanics
Efficient, repeatable presentations from the holster and ready positions with emphasis on eliminating wasted movement.
• Vision & Target Processing
Understanding acceptable sight information, target confirmation, and visual patience at speed.
• Grip & Recoil Control
Applying proper grip pressure and handgun control to create more predictable return between shots.
• Transitions & Multiple Target Engagement
Building smoother eye movement and more efficient target-to-target processing.
• Movement & Positional Shooting
Maintaining balance, control, and accountability while shooting on the move and working angles.
• Reloads & Malfunction Drills
Improving weapon manipulations under time and pressure while maintaining consistency.
• Performance Standards & Diagnostics
Using measurable drills to identify weaknesses, track progress, and improve overall efficiency.
• Applied Discussion
Understanding how shooting performance principles transfer across competition, training, and personal defense contexts.
WHY THIS COURSE
This workshop is built around performance, not theatrics.
Students will leave with a better understanding of:
• What is actually slowing them down
• How vision affects shooting speed
• How to apply pressure and control to the handgun more efficiently
• How to build consistency instead of chasing speed alone
• How to diagnose problems and make meaningful adjustments
COURSE INFORMATION
Cost: $300
Duration: Two Days
9:00 AM – Approximately 4:30 PM each day
Round Count: 750+ rounds recommended
REQUIRED EQUIPMENT
• Reliable handgun
• Quality holster (OWB or performance-oriented setup preferred)
• Minimum of 3 magazines
• Magazine pouches
• Sturdy belt setup
• Eye & ear protection
• Water, weather-appropriate clothing, and basic range necessities
PREREQUISITES
Students should have a basic understanding of firearm safety and safe range etiquette.
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