This episode, Francis and Chad hit on one of the most requested topics since the start of the podcast: analyzing your matches and areas for improvement.  Practice only helps if you practice items that actually need work and, more specifically, areas that are actually costing you points in matches.  Why focus on better precision and handloads if you are timing out?  Should you work on wind calling exclusively if you have a wobble zone that tends to be wider than it is tall?  What order do you focus on areas for improvement to maximize your progression in PRS or precision shooting sports?  

These questions are all answered during the course of this episode by understanding the acronym EWSP: Elevation, Windage, Stability and Preparation.  Listen in to learn how the two of them assess stage and match performance, which naturally guides their practice regimes.   

This episode, Chad and Francis tackle a simple question posed by a listener with a not so simple answer: Is something really "wrong" if you get the result you are working towards?  On one hand, the correct result - hitting a target, reducing wobble, creating a habit - is what we ultimately need to arrive upon.  Yet, finding the result you want by a less than ideal methods can create bad habits or, worse, lull you into a sense of false security.  The hosts talk through the ramifications of finding "a way" vs the finding "the right" way of hitting your benchmarks, sometimes trapping us into thinking we just need to keep working, instead of working differently.