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I regularly dry fire with snap caps at home, I THINK I have pretty good trigger discipline...if there's someone else at the range I'll even get them to mix in some snap caps with live rounds for me to see if I'm flinching. My dreaded Sigma taught me a lot about trigger control. I don't like practicing sight alignment without actually seeing where the rounds are hitting...
I usually shoot my best in a modified isosceles, instead of leaning into the shot I lean back...not out of fear of recoil or anything, I think I can focus on my sight picture better (vision isn't great). That does make follow up shots harder due to almost no recoil control so I'm playing with other stances to make those follow ups shots easier...and I'm tired of looking like a wuss.
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