Thank you! We've made it to our 101st episode! Chad and Francis recap their journey across the podcast and cover some ways they've seen match directors create awesome experiences. With that, they walk through ways shooters can build towards success even when something goes wrong at a match.

Our 100th episode! This week Chad and Francis discuss the ideal of creating "Exponential Incremental Improvements". Finding ways to define your areas of improvement, setting a prioritized plan and building focus around that specific plan. The phrase "Where there is a will, there is a way" guides the core of our discussion in the centennial episode of Miles to Matches!

This is one of our FAVORITE episodes that we've ever recorded! We walk back through the equipment that gave us pivotal improvements throughout our careers in PRS. From Maverick and Goose in Top Gun to scopes to rear bags to the venerable 17 HMR, the some of the most innocuous purchases gave us the opportunity to advance our learning curve. This nostalgic episode is funny, memorable and epitomizes why we love the sport of precision rifle shooting!

Trust is complicated: it's required to perform at a very high level but can also lead to disaster if not placed and verified properly. From equipment to techniques, the source and testing methods you employ can help you gain points by avoiding problems. Tune in to find some critical pointers on finding the best way to "trust but verify".

Chad and Francis walk through their current brass prep methods. Some cool tips and tricks come out of this one to help with your SDs and keep your process consistent start to finish, with the goal of producing the best consistency possible for PRS-style competion.

Chad and Francis discuss practice routines and how they translate to a better understanding of your rifle and system. From short range practice to paper drills to rifle setup, the duo walk through ways practice and evaluate your performance for better precision and consistency.

What is your plan during the "Off Season"? Chad and Francis walk through there plans and process for the short 1-2 month period between each season. From equipment to training to goals to match schedule, they cover the details that matter most to set yourself up for a successful season.

Is there such a thing as "driving the rifle"? And if so, should you do it? This phrase is said frequently by Francis, but Chad has a different view on the topic. The pair walk through what they each think on the subject and try to set some baselines around this interesting topic that will help you create better clarity on interacting with your rifle system.

This episode is critical: Francis and Chad cover how they use combine multiple small processes into a single smooth flow that keeps them focused on the critical items at the right time. By reframing each task into a larger series of motions, dozens of small tasks can smoothly flow together in the proper sequence to boost your efficiency. The name of the game is saving time so you use it breaking better, more consistent shots and watching the result. Listen to this highly requested episode to gain a better handle on training for efficiency and not speed.

An interesting subject this week, as Chad and Francis discuss the pros and cons of sharing wind calls during matches. The difference between the AG Cup and difficult standard match is mainly the lack of strategy and wind call sharing, creating better separation amongst the best shooters across the field. However there is a practical benefit for newer shooters that helps the learning process. What's the right balance?