Andreas has been teaching for quite a while. We compare notes on how classes have evolved and the lessons we’ve learned along the way.

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Carbine training is fun, but not cheap. Ben Stoeger and I compare notes for the most effective use of time and money for carbine training. We discuss balancing platforms, how PCC’s compare and our favorite setups.

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I don’t even know how to intro this because I have no words after hearing this story. Tom Castro has been through a lot lately and he sat down with me to tell me what’s been going on and answer my questions.

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It sounds good to say you’re a perpetual student and always learning, but that just isn’t the case with some people. Handsome Kyle and I discuss ways you can ensure you continue to grow as a shooter. We also discussed some methods to determine if your favorite instructor is as dedicated as they say they are.

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The discussion for today is regarding learning new skills and changing techniques. We make some arguments for why you should keep doing what you’re doing, and also why you need to try new things so you can grow as a shooter.

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Handsome Kyle and Andreas talk about high end pistols and if the performance justifies the additional cost. We also talk about high hit factor stages and some words of caution.

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Kyle McNabb has been teaching for a while and has some different approaches for marksmanship fundamentals. We talk through what he’s doing differently and the results he’s seeing in his students.

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How should you determine what to practice and know when it’s a good time to stop for the day? Nick Young is here to answer those questions and give some new perspective to take back to your training.

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Handsome Kyle and Andreas are back to discuss the value and mindset in intentionally shooting a drill incorrectly. It sounds a little bit out there, but the logic makes sense. We also talk about variable training and when it is and isn’t a good idea.  

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Andreas had some time training with Ace VR. We compare notes and discuss we areas we do and do not see value in. Kyle shot a match that is something a bit different. We talk about the format and unique objective. 

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