This week on the podcast, I talk about shooting my first match in two months, and how moderate expectations led to a good performance. I also go into why I think an offseason isn't that important early in your shooting career, and becomes more valuable the more you practice.

#67: Offseason

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This week on the podcast, I had Tyler Turner on to continue the discussion from last time about what the goals of the sport should be: shooters developing and getting better, or just more warm bodies in matches?
For an automated transcript of this episode, see the accompanying blog post.

#76: Tyler Turner on Participation vs Development

Mason Lane joins me for a discussion of what the priorities of USPSA should be and how we should think about boosting participation in the sport versus encouraging the development of competitive shooters. 
For a transcript of the episode, click here: https://berryshooting.com/?p=9257 .

#75: Mason Lane on Participation vs Development

This is the audio version of this blog post: https://berryshooting.com/?p=9193 .

What Nationals Could Be

This week on the podcast, I talk about this year's NC match from the staff perspective. I discuss everything that went well and is worth emulating, including the format of the shooting days, 5 minute walkthroughs, all-staff reset, and more.

#73: 2020 Carolina Classic, Part 2

This week on the podcast, I talk about this year's NC Section championship, focusing on my season leading up to the match and my performance during the match.

#67: Offseason

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