Finding the Dot: Red Dot Foundations

Service Description

See it. Track it. Trust it 2-Hour Performance Workshop Struggling to consistently find your dot on the draw? Losing it in recoil? Over-confirming your sight picture? Finding the Dot: Red Dot Foundations is a focused 2-hour performance workshop designed for low–intermediate shooters who want to build confidence and consistency with their pistol-mounted red dot. This is not a gear-focused class. This is a performance-driven training block built around the core skills that actually matter: • Efficient dot acquisition from the draw • Visual discipline and target focus • Tracking the dot through recoil • Understanding and applying an acceptable sight picture With a limited class size, every rep is coached with purpose. You’ll receive direct feedback, structured progression, and measurable improvement in how you present, see, and control your dot. If you’re new to red dots—or stuck at a plateau—this course will give you the clarity and structure needed to move forward with confidence. ⸻ 🎯 Who This Is For • New to pistol-mounted red dots • Struggling to consistently find the dot • Losing the dot during recoil • Looking to build a strong performance foundation ⸻ 📋 Course Structure This 2-hour performance workshop is built around progressive, high-accountability training blocks: • Dot Acquisition – Build a consistent draw and eliminate “searching” for the dot • Vision & Confirmation – Learn what you need to see vs. over-confirming • Dot Tracking – Control and track the dot through recoil • Transitions & Application – Apply visual discipline across multiple targets • Performance Evaluation – Integrate skills and receive individual feedback ⸻ 🔥 Course Details • Duration: 2 Hours • Round Count: ~100 rounds • Class Size: Limited to 6–8 shooters • Skill Level: Low–Intermediate ⸻ $150 per shooter ⸻ ⚠️ Requirements • Pistol with slide-mounted red dot • Quality holster (AIWB or OWB) • At least 2–3 magazines • Eye & ear protection • 100 rounds of ammunition ⸻ 🎯 Outcome By the end of this workshop, you will: • Present the gun and acquire the dot more consistently • Understand what an acceptable sight picture looks like • Track your dot through recoil with greater control • Shoot with increased confidence and visual awareness