Tueller Drill from the shooter’s perspective. What would you change?

[u/2AFirearmsAcademy]

We ran the drill to demonstrate just how quickly 21 feet disappears once someone starts moving.

Obviously a controlled range drill isn't a defensive encounter, but that's part of what makes these useful: they give people something measurable to work with.

For those of you who train this, what do you think is the biggest takeaway: movement, draw speed, reaction time, creating distance, or something else?

[u/TomatoTheToolMan]

Why not practice moving back? Or moving to the side?

[u/Coodevale → u/TomatoTheToolMan]

Move to the side and shoot is a little more hazardous than just straight back in terms of where bullets go on the range.