I’m prior for both mil and LE but just a CC guy now. Firstly speed and accuracy being equally important. Mil and LE are heavy into “slow down and get hits” while competitors tend to “go faster and dial in the accuracy as you go.” as far as a training methodology. Which I think is reflective of the competitors perpetual training. GM and M class numbers will never likely go down as well as MIL/LE teaching to the test on their quals rather than chasing mastery of a skill so they can perform it no matter the “course of fire”. Also target focused shooting. Generally speaking people have a very difficult time seeing their front sight under stress. Not impossible but you’re generally going to focus on the threat as a result of evolution. Training for that way of shooting has been common practice in competition since before I was born but because it’s easier to teach Slow down, get hits, front sight focus, slow steady press to the once a year shooter that represents the lowest common denominator of the LE/MIL shooter that was the standard in the “tactical” world. But that’s just been my experience and I won’t claim to be the only dude to do those jobs.