ACE also has an exercise where three doors are in front of you (at about 7 virtual yards). When they open, one has a “threat” target (the other two are “no shoot” targets), and you have to double tap, center mass, the “threat” target before the doors close. As you keep doing the exercise, the time you have to engage gradually gets shorter and shorter. This exercise demands point shooting rather than aiming, which is good practice. Doing the exercise from the holster makes it a lot harder, and gives you good practice for drawing, presenting, and point shooting, as well as rapid target identification.

Everyone I have had try mine simply loves ACE, and practicing with it at home will improve your shooting. Check it out . . . .