Introduction
A precision drill that trains players to return to the exact same visual alignment reference after small controlled deviations, improving repeatability and alignment discipline.
Key Points
- Improves ability to return to identical alignment.
- Strengthens visual pattern consistency.
- Reduces drift after small movements.
- Builds repeatable mask to marker orientation.
- Supports advanced accuracy preparation.
Details
This drill focuses on returning to a precise visual reference point after controlled deviations. Players raise the marker to their alignment reference, pause, then intentionally move the barrel a small amount to the left, right, up, or down.
They then slowly guide the marker back to the exact same reference point. Players assess whether the reference appears identical each time same distance from the mask, same angle along the barrel, same visual framing.
The emphasis is on accuracy of return, not speed. Overcorrection, jerky movement, or inconsistent positioning should be corrected through gentler adjustments and improved joint sequencing.
Over repetitions, players build more predictable mechanical rebound, making alignment far more stable during dynamic scenarios in later training.