The PSTG summit is a unique training event. Andreas, Kyle and I discussed the changes made to the event this year and what we learned in our personal training. We also give a few hints about possible changes for next year.

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Sometimes there is an aspect of shooting that seems almost impossible to pass. Kenny Florian and Nick Young are here to share the biggest hurdles they've worked through in their shooting and hopefully their perspectives will help you as you improve.

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The PSTG Summit is coming up and there isn't anything quite like it. Andreas and I discuss expectations, what you should bring, and how to get the most from the summit and any class you attend.

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Today is something a little different. I'm joined by Chris Redfern at Nighthawk Custom. Chris gives us some behind the scenes of what goes into a custom gun shop and some education for someone in the double stack 1911/2011 market.

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There is a lot of educational material out there, but how do you separate the treasure from trash? Nick Young and Max Gates join me in sharing the things we look at when evaluating instructors, class formats and teaching styles.

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There is a lot of educational material out there, but how do you separate the treasure from trash? Nick Young and Max Gates join me in sharing the things we look at when evaluating instructors, class formats and teaching styles.

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Adrain and Kyle have a lot of experience teaching shooting to a variety of skill levels. We discussed the most effective ways they've discovered for building skills quickly and the coaching methods they use at work.

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Kyle's Bucket Drill has been going very well and we've received a lot of good feedback on it. Andreas has been using the drill in classes, and we discuss the setup and what we are seeing for results.

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A common correction I give in class is just telling people to go faster, but what is the desired output? Nick Young joins the conversation to explain why he uses that feedback in class and shares some helpful ways to direct your focus.

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I receive a lot of great feedback about content with Kyle McNabb talking training. I asked Kyle to talk about the lessons he's learned as he moved from one of the best shooters in his department to the guy teaching everyone else how to improve.

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