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Worked on a drill called "Hitting the Spot" out Ben Stoeger's Practical Shooting Training book. This drill requires two positions. One position will have narrow opening between two vision barriers. In my case, two barrel stacks. The idea is to construct the opening so that you cannot see all the targets without shifting yourself around using your legs.

Instructions:
Start in position one. Shoot the appropriate targets from that spot. Move to position two and engage the appropriate targets. When you are finished in position two move back to position one and engage the appropriate target or targets from that location.

Cues:
When it comes to moving through this drill, the most important thing you can do is to get your stance nice and wide. If you set the drill up properly, you will need to make a few small position changes when working through position two of the drill. If you are standing tall with your feet close together, the difficulty of this will be magnified quickly. Get low, get wide and be ready to move.

When it comes to shooting, the best practice is to react to what you are seeing. You will be off balance or unstable as you work thorough position two. If your sights look good, start shooting. It is common on this drill for people to be far too conservative as it relates to what the sights need to look like.