How’s it going everybody and welcome to The Gun Experiment. This week we speak with a Tactical Games Champion and discuss how to get ready for your first Tactical Games competition.

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I. Interview 

Today’s guest competed for the US National Pistol Shooting Team, as well as an NRA Intercollegiate National Pistol Shooting Team for Notre Dame, where she qualified for the 2000 Olympic trials. She has since gone on to compete in the Tactical games where she has reached the podium 10 out of 12 times; please welcome Tes Salb to the show.

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Today on Let’s Mix It Up, we are going to go beyond shooting, gear and rules and talk about developing a plan to prepare for your first time competing in the Tactical Games.

Picking the proper division

Getting in physical shape

Top obstacles or equipment to be familiar with (ie. Axle barbells, Husafell, farmers carry handles)

IV. Outro 

I invited Tes on the show because I really wanted to give listeners that are looking for a challenge an insider look at the Tactical Games. I feel like the games are daunting, but much less so after talking to Tes. 

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