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DOT TORTURE FUSION™ STYLE

Tiny targets. Big consequences.

Dot Torture has always been about control and precision. In Fusion Style, we’ve adapted it for movement, pacing, and dynamic accountability. You’ll shoot multiple skills across 2-inch dots with one goal in mind , clean hits only. Every shot shows exactly where your fundamentals stand.

Why this drill matters:

This version of Dot Torture doesn’t just check your accuracy. It pushes your patience, grip discipline, and vision across multiple strings. You’ll have to slow down, think clearly, and execute with intent.

It also reveals skill gaps fast:

  • Missing on transitions because of rushed movement

  • Trigger press that falls apart under pressure

  • Breaking the shot before sights are confirmed

If you want a drill that holds you to a higher standard and makes every mistake visible, this is it.


Set it up:

  • Distance: 5 yards

  • Target: Fusion Dot Torture layout with ten 2-inch dots

  • Rounds: 50

  • Reps: 1 full course

  • Start Position: Holster or low ready (based on skill level)



How to run the drill:

a. Use the Fusion Targets Dot Torture card to guide each string. Follow the instructions exactly


b. Fire only the required number of rounds per dot and count every hit


c. No makeup shots. Each miss counts against your score


d. Score out of 50 and use it as your baseline. Run again later in the week to track improvement

Shooting distance for 7 Yard Speed Drill graphic.


What you are actually training:

  • Trigger control under precision: You are learning to move the trigger without disrupting sight alignment on very small targets.

  • Visual focus on small zones: Each dot forces your brain to work harder for clean confirmation. You must see everything clearly before breaking the shot.

  • Grip endurance across long strings: Shooting 50 rounds without a breakdown in grip shows whether your mechanics are truly locked in.

  • Smooth transitions and target pacing: You are reinforcing movement between small targets with purpose and patience instead of rushing through.

  • Mental consistency across an extended course: This drill helps develop the ability to stay focused across multiple skills and decision points.



Drill Tips

Don’t move faster than your eyes. Make the transitions clean and deliberate. You are not in a race.

Dot Torture: Fusion Style is used in Week 7 of the Fusion Targets 12 Week Pistol Program. It’s a full-spectrum test of your fundamentals that will challenge your discipline and reward your patience.

If you're ready for structure that builds real-world control, the full program is where it starts.



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