IPSC matches are hosted at some beautiful tourist destinations and more and more shooters are interested in traveling to them. Jared Fox breaks down how the matches are run, how the matches are different from USPSA and why he is attending more and more international matches.

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Professor Hwansik Kim is on deck to discuss what it takes to shoot aggressively. The Professor and Joel look at several different dynamics from stage planning, visualization, and confidence.

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Andreas Yankopolus runs the show this week and interviewed Max Leograndis.  Max talks about being a USPSA national champion with a rifle and pistol in the same year and his training and preparation.

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Ben Stoeger has been traveling a lot for classes. Joel finally caught him at home, and they talked about handgun and carbine training, ammo considerations, the offseason and managing tension.

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Tyler Turner is back to discuss USPSA Iron Sight Nationals. We discuss the stages, match difficulty, and the fireworks that everyone is talking about from the member’s meeting.

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It’s easy to decide you want to change something about your shooting, but how do you make that change permanent? Professor Hwansik Kim is here to explain the process and give some advice for training. Professor and Joel also talk about stage strategy based on hit factor and how much it does or doesn’t matter.

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Mike Pannone and Matt Pranka have very impressive resumes. However, they continue to push themselves to be better at teaching and shooting. They discuss all aspects of instructing, assessing, and growing as a shooter. The conversation went long enough that it’s been broken it into two parts. 

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Mike Pannone and Matt Pranka have very impressive resumes. However, they continue to push themselves to be better at teaching and shooting. They discuss all aspects of instructing, assessing, and growing as a shooter. The conversation went long enough that it’s been broken it into two parts. 

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Frank Rizzi (Area 7 Director) and Scott Arnburg (Area 3 Director) discuss the minutes from the 9/18/2023 USPSA Board Meeting.

Having a productive practice session isn’t as easy as it sounds. Nick Young and Joel give suggestions on choosing drills for live and dry fire training and developing a training plan. They also discuss how they determine their strengths and weaknesses and where they put their focus during training.

Nick's website is: https://www.veloxtraininggroup.com/

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