Three malfunctions you should be able to clear without thinking: Type 1, a click instead of a bang — bad primer or empty chamber. Type 2, brass caught in the ejection port. Type 3, a double feed.
Dry practice is where these get built. This session adds mental rehearsal on top of it, so the correct response is already grooved when your hands are shaking and you don't have time to diagnose what went wrong.
If you want the physical drills, they're in The Handgun Dry Practice System, Level 1.
How to use it. Use headphones in a quiet place where you can sit or lie down without being disturbed. This supplements live fire and dry practice — it doesn't replace either. Most people find that listening regularly over several weeks works better than listening once. Do not listen while driving or operating machinery.
Created by Gianluca Zanna, Board Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, NRA Certified Chief Range Safety Officer, NRA Rifle/Handgun/Shotgun Instructor and AZ DPS Firearms Instructor. Delivered as an mp3 download with a 30-day money-back guarantee.