That Shooting Show With Steve Anderson

Steve answers a listener question about his favorite subject, and in doing so stumbles upon a hidden benfit wrapped up in a new way to explain it. Further, shooting carelessly is compared to being trapped and tortured in David Lee Roth's basement by Tap Dancing Jazz Hands. It only happens here. Enjoy.

Steve's in a really great mood today and shenanigans can never be far away in this environment. The recent ADD diagnosis maybe closer than we think, so hang on tight. Only happens here. Enjoy.

Steve marvels (again) at the timely wisdom of DLR, Ed has his fastest draw ever, and the famous Jason Conrad invites a vampire into his home. It only happens here. Enjoy.

Today we talk about reaction time and expand on the question we got about strengths, weaknesses and how to turn them into strengths. It's also possible that Steve invented a word. Again. Well, he didn't invent the word "again" that's just silly. He may have again invented a word. That's much better, "isnit"? Enjoy!

Today Steve talks to his ZenPal and doles out some unfortunate truth about why he doesn't have a Ferrari. Somehow, this sheds light on the whys and hows of IDPA Mastery. Only happens here...enjoy.

Today Steve walks us through the world's most famous guitar solo, imparts a tale of woe regarding the destruction of 2 C-mores, and then answers a question for a client. Enjoy!

Today, Steve gets a little silly and attampts to deliver the world's shortest shooting lesson. This goes as expected. Enjoy.

The only time I feel at peace is with the gun This does not seek permission or offer apology This does what I do This becomes me. Standing by for Awesome.

Today we get the history of "Ain't talkin' about love" (again) and a brief sermon about the importance of post-match-self-analysis. A brief interlude for doberman noises and a verbal examination of DHS buying 2700 tanks are included at no extra charge! Happy Monday!

After spending the day as An RO, Steve talks about the damage that emotion can do to your shooting and really botches an analogy. Enjoy!

Today we get a little ramble about dry firing in speed mode in order to improve par times, plus we talk about tattoos and cleavage! Enjoy! SA

Today Steve talks about some of the mental "match modes" he observed at The IDPA nationals and recommends an alernative which will not surprise anyone. Enjoy!

Steve gets back from coaching Lee Wills through the IDPA indoor nationals at the Smith and Wesson Academy in Springfield Massachusetts, and is perfectly willing to compare USPSA and IDPA and tell you what crazy, unreasonable thing the sport of IDPA requires a shooter to do. :) We also get a terrible impression of Lee Will's voice and feature his favorite Van Halen song. Enjoy.

Today we revisit the Brian Enos trick for group shooting, make up at least one new word, and remind everyone that if you put a bayonet on a Glock, that IS a weapon. Enjoy.

Steve gets home from his Oklahoma homecoming and goes over the hard numbers from the class... It does contain a little math, and he does have a little trouble with that. Names have have not been changed to celebrate the improved! Enjoy.

Steve discovers a miracle drug at 4am and then proceeds to ponder: Practice New Gear Being a Duke boy! Enjoy...

Steve goes to the doctor and is diagnosed with "sore throat crud." We know this isn't a real medical condition, but is it a phenomena or a phenomenon? We do eventually talk about shooting... Enjoy!

Why do the wheels fall off?

I guess you'll just have to listen...

Dedicated to Brother Micah Barcelo. What if we... What could we? Enjoy... SA

Steve announces the CR Speed dealership and praises the CR Speed Magpouch for its sheer awesomeness. Then, he discusses consistency of performance and how to achieve it... Enjoy!

Today we prove a number of things to be true: 1. If you send Steve enough enough email, he will put you on the show. 2. Steve can play the easy parts of "Eruption" on an acoustic guitar. 3. It is possible to improvise a blues jam about an indoor IDPA match. And much, much, more! Enjoy!

It's a beautiful day in Columbus, Ohio, and Steve has a gripping tale of how new grip tape caused him to learn something. Again. Then, we get zen and Steve coins a new mantra. (Is that even possible? To coin a mantra?) As usual, we don't care what's possible around here. We just do it anyway. Enjoy!

Steve talks about the origin of the phrase on the new AndersonShooting T-shirts, then does a little reader mail about the results of the last dry fire tune-ups... Then, he poses a question: In the midst of winter and ammo shortages, isn't this a great time to get serious about dry fire? :)

Steve digs in deep with a beautiful quote that was passed along from listener David B. "The ultimate level is where technique disappears and the ego merely watches things unfold." Then he attempts to scat sing that over Van Halen's "Bottoms up." Oopsy.