Training Group Live by PSTG

Kyle Defoor is very experienced with training civilians and the military in handgun and carbine shooting. We discuss shooting technique, gear setup, teaching and how he trains himself. I find Kyle very interesting, and I plan to have him back in the near future. 

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Kyle Defoor is very experienced with training civilians and the military in handgun and carbine shooting. We discuss shooting technique, gear setup, teaching and how he trains himself. I find Kyle very interesting, and I plan to have him back in the near future. 

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This is part two of the discussion I had with Tom Castro and Nick Young. We talked through some recent breakthroughs and some very different teaching styles between us. I enjoy talking to people that have different approaches because there’s often something to learn and I appreciate different perspectives.

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This is part one of the discussion I had with Tom Castro and Nick Young. We talked through some recent breakthroughs and some very different teaching styles between us. I enjoy talking to people that have different approaches because there’s often something to learn and I appreciate different perspectives.

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Rifle training is a lot of fun and Kyle McNabb took a weekend off to come train with me. We shot a variety of drills with different rifle setups and formed some opinions about technique and favorite gear setups.

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This is part 2 of my conversation with Brian. We got into some spicy topics such as the dismissal of the lawsuit against USPSA, the separation of IPSC from USPSA and more. 

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My friend, Brian Conley, joined the podcast to give some education about vison and lens choice. We discuss issues like eye fatigue and light sensitivity and some helpful advice that applies to all eyewear.

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Carry Optics Nationals was a very stacked match for the top talent in practical shooting. Nick Young and Professor Hwansik Kim talk about the match, their mindset and some takeaways for training. 

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As you improve at shooting, you will likely become more critical of your performance. Kyle and Andreas talk through the process of improvement and some self-reflection. We also talk fairly crazy about prep and press. This is not an episode you want to miss. 

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I received a lot of comments regarding the shooting related injuries podcast. Ben Stoeger shares past and present shooting related injuries. We also talk about some changes we’ve made to classes and the new book that’s coming soon.

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