Just a car full of giant plastic checks and two AG Cup Champions! The mics are on and the boys are talking about the event...

On the road to the 2024 AG Cup, Chad and Francis discuss some personal weaknesses that have held them back in recent years and how they plan to overcome them. Look inward and be honest with yourself to identify and attack your own personal weaknesses so that you can climb the ladder to the top, or continue to compete at level that allows you to have fun and get the most out of the sport.

What are the limitations and important things to consider with prefit barrels?

Francis gets a top 10 Season bullet!

In this episode, Chad and Francis talk about how to shoot 2 good days back to back and place higher than you have been in placing those 2 day pro PRS matches. This can be difficult for some people and can ultimately be the reason that they get frustrated and start doubting their skills.

Chad and Francis sit on the porch with a couple of cigars and discuss the 2024 IPRF world championship. The people, the match, and the whole experience. you don't want to miss it...

This week, Chad and Francis discuss their experience at the 2024 Rocky Mountain Airgun Challenge presented by Utah Airguns. This unique experience put their general shooting skills to the test: could they compete against the worlds best in a completely different shooting sport and succeed? Listen in to learn all about the awesome event, what they learned and what they will do different in the future!

This week on Miles to Matches, Chad and Francis talk about Chad's recent archery hunt and some of the ways that precision rifle competition and practice have helped him become a better bow hunter. From thermals to NPA to equipment selection, learn the aspects of "precision rifle" can span from multiple disciplines.

Chad and Francis catch up after a several weeks working on other projects, including Chad's preparation for the World Championships. The major theme of this episode is working to building stronger approaches to time and what you need to focus on. Task orientation is an important characteristic to accomplish goals. However, periodically taking a step back to evaluate the fit of your current plan with your goals is critical to building success.

Training (Continued)