I would agree but add that this is only if the goal is to continuously improve. Most people are content to go to the range once a quarter, if that, and pop off their expensive noisemakers.
Thanks, I had the PDF printout of this from Steve Anderson Class, but I didn't know they had a book, it will make it easier to keep track of things this way.
I have a question related to memory and goals now that we both are shooting USPSA and others, do you ever feel overwhelmed trying to keep track when your trying to learn multiple shooting disciplines ? Sometimes I think to myself maybe I shouldn't have started a different shooting sport before I mastered the others first ??
Lou, yes... absolutely. There is no denying that I am limiting myself in both disciplines by devoting limited time, money, and attention to multiple disciplines. That's the downside. The upside is that I get more exposure and am a more "well rounded" shooter. I'm probably not too far from limiting myself to one arena (bullseye vs. action) for a long time frame in hope of achieving my goals. (journaling works great in both, btw)
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I would agree but add that this is only if the goal is to continuously improve. Most people are content to go to the range once a quarter, if that, and pop off their expensive noisemakers.
Thanks, I had the PDF printout of this from Steve Anderson Class, but I didn't know they had a book, it will make it easier to keep track of things this way.
Glad it was helpful!
I have a question related to memory and goals now that we both are shooting USPSA and others, do you ever feel overwhelmed trying to keep track when your trying to learn multiple shooting disciplines ? Sometimes I think to myself maybe I shouldn't have started a different shooting sport before I mastered the others first ??
Lou, yes... absolutely. There is no denying that I am limiting myself in both disciplines by devoting limited time, money, and attention to multiple disciplines. That's the downside. The upside is that I get more exposure and am a more "well rounded" shooter. I'm probably not too far from limiting myself to one arena (bullseye vs. action) for a long time frame in hope of achieving my goals. (journaling works great in both, btw)
Completely agree with you, but boy the millennial masses aren't gonna like this video
They might. Millennials are in their 40s now.