Recoil management refers to the techniques and practices used to control the backward movement of a firearm when it is discharged. This backward motion, known as recoil, can affect accuracy and follow-up shots. Proper stance, grip, and body positioning are essential for effectively managing recoil, allowing the shooter to maintain better control over the firearm. Effective recoil management can improve shooting performance, especially in rapid-fire situations. Techniques such as using a firm grip, leaning slightly forward, and employing a stable shooting platform can help absorb and redirect the energy generated by the recoil. Understanding these principles is crucial for both novice and experienced shooters.