In my humble and unsolicited opinion, Trigger Reset and Follow Through are 2 of the most important foundation skills to learn.
It's very easy for us to ingrain inappropriate actions into our training, our development of shooting skills. Competent, Professional Training is money well spent and can save a relatively new shooter a lot of time, energy, and frustration.
I've been fortunate to train with some quality instructors. Andy Stanford's Surgical Speed Shooting Class benefited me more than I initially realized.
We spent a great deal of time on Trigger Reset and Follow Through...the improvement of the majority of the shooters between Day 1 and Day 2 was remarkable.
Once ingrained, it's essentially a subconscious action...much like braking your auto when you catch something peripheral coming into your lane.
For the cost of a new gun (and don't we like our new gadgets? ) or even a thousand lot of ammo, we can get the professional training we need and improve of abilities dramatically.
Todd has it dead on, imho, and sounds like someone I'd enjoy training with.
I have no financial interest in any of the professional trainers around. I don't intend to hijack this thread. But sound basics, properly learned, will carry the day.
Again, just an opinion.
Regards,
Prag