Introduction
A visual training drill focused on establishing reliable alignment reference points for aiming and maintaining consistent visual posture across multiple repetitions.
Key Points
- Creates reliable visual alignment habits.
- Improves consistency in head and mask positioning.
- Reinforces stable marker orientation.
- Uses repetition to build visual familiarity.
- Supports future accuracy development.
Details
This drill develops consistent visual alignment by teaching players to establish and repeat a stable reference point each time they bring the marker to eye level.
Players begin with the marker lowered, then raise it smoothly to their preferred alignment reference. They hold briefly, verify visual consistency, and then lower the marker.
The goal is for the alignment to look and feel identical across repetitions. If head position shifts or the marker appears misaligned, players use corrective adjustments on the next attempt.
Because repetition trains visual memory, players gradually develop an intuitive sense of where the marker should be placed.
This drill is essential groundwork for accuracy based training performed in later categories.