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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Max Gates is a smart guy that has a lot to offer but rarely speaks unless spoken to. I've known Max for a few years, and I asked him to share his thoughts on a variety of topics such as teaching, training and the pitfalls in the shooting community.

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For the first time, Ben, Hwansik and I taught back to back classes together. We used all new drills and introduced an standards drill in the class that was designed to test all areas of shooting. We discussed the class, the standards and some interesting takeaways.

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This is part 2 of my conversation with Christian Sailer. Chrisian has won everything there is to win and continues to dominate. We sat down to talk about what Christian thinks matters and doesn't matter for training as well as some misunderstood topics like hit factor math.

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Christian Sailer has won everything there is to win and continues to dominate. We sat down to talk about what Christian thinks matters and doesn't matter for training as well as some misunderstood topics like hit factor math.

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One of the things I appreciate about Kyle is he's always looking for better ways to do things. He's created a new drill that is quite interesting and I plan to try in some of the classes I teach. Andreas shares some recent discoveries with match performance and bringing the best version of yourself when you need to perform.

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Kyle talks about Testing Gen 6 Glocks and his thoughts so far. I talk about being a Nighthawk owner and the learning curve getting up to speed with it.

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Sometimes you get to a point in practice where you don't feel like it's being productive. Maybe pushing more will yield a breakthrough, or it could just be time to call it a day. Nick and Geoff are here to discuss where that point is and how to get the most from your practice.

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