Andreas and I have been using the offseason for testing equipment. We each talk about what we've been working on, and Andreas shares the process he's working on to be more effective in matches.

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Adrian is an interesting guy that shoots and teaches at a high level. We talked about his evolution as an instructor and his approach to training as he's grown in skill and understanding of shooting.

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Andreas's last match of the year didn't go as planned. He shares what happened with me and Kyle and we talk through some ideas to bring to training. We also talk about training with and without background music and why it could possibly help or hurt your performance.

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Kyle McNabb shares some new methods he's using for teaching and I'm very interested in the results. We also talk about off-season training and overcoming obstacles of training indoors.

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Brian Nelson is a very high-level competitor in a variety of practical shooting disciplines. I sat down with Brian to learn the processes he uses for setting up his gear and what his training looks like. We only scratched the surface by talking about rifle training and I plan to have Brian back on in the future to discuss other disciplines and platforms.

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Brian Nelson is a very high-level competitor in a variety of practical shooting disciplines. I sat down with Brian to learn the processes he uses for setting up his gear and what his training looks like. We only scratched the surface by talking about rifle training and I plan to have Brian back on in the future to discuss other disciplines and platforms.

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Kyle and Andreas talk about knocking off the rust after taking a break from shooting. We also discuss training with an injury and answer some gear setup questions.

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Kyle and Adrian are full-time firearm trainers for their departments. They discuss teaching practical shooting to the masses and some processes for training that are a little unconventional and yield great results.

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This is part 2 of my conversation with Drew Estell.

Drew Estell is an OG in the training space. Drew owns a company called Baer Solutions and has written a book, created the Baer Standards Drill that is quite popular, and is the brains behind a few companies that manufacture gun belts. Drew gives us the real story behind how the Baer Standards came into being and we talk about teaching and training.

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Drew Estell is an OG in the training space. Drew owns a company called Baer Solutions and has written a book, created the Baer Standards Drill that is quite popular, and is the brains behind a few companies that manufacture gun belts. Drew gives us the real story behind how the Baer Standards came into being and we talk about teaching and training. This is part one of my conversation with Drew.

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