In the early days of practical shooting competition the ability to shoot while moving wasn’t too important. Course designers used shooting boxes, usually about three feet square, defined by 2x4s. Putting a foot down outside the box while firing resulted in procedural penalties. We’d shoot from one box, reload while running, stop and shoot again, reload while running and it went on.

It wasn’t a bad system, and the rules were the same for everybody so it wasn’t unfair. It did limit creativity, and sometimes forced shooters to hold fire even on close targets until they reached the next box. Not too practical for a sport which has “practical” in its title.

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