Jon Anderson and Jason Bradley break down rules many shooters follow when creating stage plans. They explain which rules are valid and which are myths.

Hwansik Kim and Jason Bradley talk about the biggest issues they've faced in shooting and share how they overcame them. After the paywall, Jason and Hwansik explain their testing of flashlights for USPSA and if they plan to use them for competition. 

Hwansik Kim and Ben Stoeger discuss some of the breakthroughs and common corrections we saw in the last month, and introduce a new drill of the month.

Jason Bradley and Andreas Yankopolus discuss how to turn a bad practice session into a good one. What should you do if you just can't shoot as well as you expected to? After the paywall Jason and Andreas share some tips on making dryfire more productive. 

Ben Stoeger and Joel Park discuss front sight focused shooting vs target focused shooting. After the paywall, Ben and Joel discuss how how to best prepare for a class, and some tips to get the most from the class.

When you grip a handgun, would your grip be described as front to back, side to side, or all around? Hwansik Kim discusses different grip techniques and explains the pros and cons to each.

Cody Axon and Jason Bradley share the methods they use to be successful on classifiers under match pressure. After the paywall, Cody and Jason explain how they ramp up their season and how they pick the skills they want to focus on in training.

Ben Stoeger and Hwansik Kim talk about the upcoming PSTG Summit, recap takeaways from our first drill of the month, and introduce our second drill of the month. 

Ben Stoeger, Jason Bradley and Joel discuss match management. How should you train up for a match? How do should you deal with first stage jitters? Should you track the scores and should you even want to know the scores? What should you do if things are going worse than you hoped? Should you try pushing? and more. 

Mason Lane, Andreas Yankopolus and Joel Park discuss budgeting ammo and ammo saving methods for training.