One of the advantages of working out at home is being able to do dry fire practice during rest sets

I work out at home and recently I've started doing dry fire practice during my rest sets. I've found that the shakiness and instability of muscle fatigue makes it much harder to get good sight alignment and a good trigger squeeze, similar to the effects of adrenaline. I know it isn't an exact match, but I think it's a good way to improve your dry fire practice. Just a tip I think will be helpful.TL;DR: Train your tactical skills while you train your tactical body via /r/CCW http://ift.tt/2EbCtFU