How should you determine what to practice and know when it's a good time to stop for the day? Nick Young is here to answer those questions and give some new perspective to take back to your training.

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Handsome Kyle and Andreas are back to discuss the value and mindset in intentionally shooting a drill incorrectly. It sounds a little bit out there, but the logic makes sense. We also talk about variable training and when it is and isn't a good idea.

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Andreas had some time training with Ace VR. We compare notes and discuss we areas we do and do not see value in. Kyle shot a match that is something a bit different. We talk about the format and unique objective.

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My friends, Tim and David, gave me the run down on PCSL Nationals. We talk about the good, the bad, and the amazing potential the organization has.

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Andreas and Handsome Kyle answer follow up questions from the knowing your limitations episode. We talk about the dangers of treating matches like practice and some strategies for bringing pressure to your practice.

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There have been a lot of questions on PSTG regarding efficient practice and motivation. I sat down with my guest, and we discussed cold shooting, assessing your practice and staying motivated.

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Hwansik Kim has had a very busy year. We talked about planning for next year, teaching classes and his recent departure from the Walther team.

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One of the most talked about blocks from the PSTG Summit taught by Professor Kim's. I was able to sit down with the Professor to explain the concepts and answer some listener questions.

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Not everyone is able to progress from good to great. Brantley Merriam has become a top name in performance shooting, and I sat down with him to learn the secrets of his success.

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There has been a lot of very bad press for USPSA recently. The board just removed the President of the organization for a second time and there is a significant issue with rules interpretations and unjust match disqualifications. I sat down with Andy Erickson to talk about the changes to the Area 3 match for this year and get his read on the issues troubling USPSA.

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