John McPhee breaks shooting stance into five parts: feet, knees, hips, shoulders, and head. Classroom explanation and range footage connect these parts to overall body position. The lesson also distinguishes pistol and rifle foot placement. Start with this overview before moving on to grip and ai...

John McPhee explains his pistol grip fundamentals, starting with index and hand placement. The lecture introduces his two-dot grip, then covers shoulder position, arm position, and the Super Push concept. A focused overview of how these elements fit together, paired with range footage and a train...

John McPhee breaks the aiming process into three parts: sight alignment, gun-to-eye alignment, and eye position. This lecture looks at how the eyes, shoulders, arms, hands, and pistol relate to one another, with examples for left- and right-handed shooters. It also discusses eye neutrality and th...