Do you know how well you execute cold with no warmup and in the cold weather?
These factors below can have a serious effect on your on demand execution and be a wake up call that you don’t want. These details should be tested out on the range for any deficiencies to set you up for success in your everyday carry.

29°
Accessibility, flexibility with multiple layers.
Hand and finger Dexterity
Grip, connection to the gun

25 yds - T1 (2 rds) T2 (2 rds)
15 yds - T1 (2 rds) T2 (2 rds) T1 (2 rds)
7 yds - T1&T2 (2 rds each) T1&T2 Head ( 1 rd each)

Time: 17.02
14 Alphas
2 Charlies
HF : 4.46

See you on the range!

Designated target with some movement and an extra round on steel mid movement.
No Shoot @ 10
Open @ 30
Mini ADAP steel @ 40

What does your cold performance look like?
An on demand skill set isn't just when you're warmed up. It's means on demand, any time, any context, any COF. It's an out of the box, no warmup, GO time, whatever you want to call it, implementation of skill into the context at hand. It is important that you understand what you can do truly cold at an aggressive pace. From a concealed carry or home invasion perspective, the why is clearly obvious. Sometimes, it's solid, and sometimes, it'll be ugly. Use it as a diagnostic to inform your practice and fix the issues on the range. You want a skill set that is consistent and repeatable. Don't ignore it because of ego, i.e. bad target and have it come back and bite you in the ass for real.
Come out and train to start developing an on demand skill set.

Personal cold drill before class starts. Berserker Bill (pistol version)
Time: 25.65
27 Alphas
3 Charlies
HF: 5.61
Train and practice until your cold run skill set mirrors what you're doing after you're warmed up.
Be capable of aggressive shooting with accountability if the context warrants it.

Cold drill Berserker Bill
50-40-30-20-10
6 rds at each marker
HF scored mandatory

Aggressive shooting with accountability
Vision/connection to the gun
Aiming schemes/levels of confirmation
Put in the reps, practice with purpose

You can't learn to shoot fast enough or good enough. End of story. Have way more skill than you think you'll need.

Cold drill for the day 40 - 30 - 20 - 10 yds. For personal practice, in my opinion, "warmups" are a waste of a valuable teachable moment. You can't redo a cold drill later in the day. This is a chance for you to see how your on demand skill set holds up. It should be neither easy nor comfortable. It's not meant to demoralize but to inform. Combining hard skills for a cold pressure test. Ask yourself how did I do at this distance or at this speed? With this more complex course of fire? How did this piece of gear perform? The list goes on.

If it's self-defense or competition, you will immediately be engaging in a very aggressive way. Get comfortable with that.

Anyone who has done a class with me knows that outside of a brand new shooter, everyone goes through a cold drill. One that is a combination of hard skills and is HF scored. They are neither simple nor comfortable. That's the point. Then, the discussion follows of the "why" and specific skills being worked. If you're patting yourself on the back when you leave the range, you're doing it wrong.

Personal cold drill before students arrive. When the moment arrives, your skill set will be what it is. For better or worse. And it will be cold.