The Stage Brief

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This episode was saved by a cloud back up so there was no editing or audio adjustments. Remember to use code DOUBLETAP at Athena Precision for 15% off your optics plates and accessories.    On this weeks episode, we discuss technical shooting, visualizations, iron sights, fixed time and more. 

The gang talks about shooting with a bad grip. Local matches and how to get Tom to go faster

We talk about our weekends matches, fixed time stages and how new shooters approaching hit factor. 

Josh, Dave and Drew talk about the idea of pushing and how it impacted their weekend performances. We lower the production quality a bit and look forward to the future. 

Drew, Josh and Tayler can't "whatif" their way out of this one. Its time to reflect on a rough performance and look forward to the future

The gang tackles steel, Dave and Josh teach a class and we discuss some nuanced shooting techniques

Drew and Tom talk about their Mid-Atlantic experience and Dave and Josh recap their last class 

Josh and Chuck go back and forth to discuss the critique of the GPA match and how it went from both perspectives 

The gang talks about matches from the weekend and Drew and Tom look forward to this coming weeks major match

Josh, Dave, Sean and Tom B talk about their recent match, training and how they approach their stages

The gang talks about new listeners, training partners and its benefits and the recent match at Harrisburg. 

The gang talks about the lessons learned in their ups and downs this weekend. Dave wins another local and Josh and Drew fight off the paper G allegations. Tayler puts 10% on some ladies and Tommy K is on the verge of a breakthrough. 

The gang talks about their weekend matches, lessons learned and how their progress has changed over time. We discuss the techniques we refined from lessons learned in past matches and how we distill information from losses to make good training decisions. 

Josh, Dave, Tommy B, Tommy K, Drew and Tayler recap this past weekends matches and lessons learned at the New Holland Rifle And Pistol Club, Pricetown and Guardian Training Center. 

On this weeks episode, we have Jay Slater on to discuss his work on the classifier committee, and the math behind the scenes of the sport. Jay does a lot of great work in the community, if you would like to support him and his work, his Patreon is linked below.    https://patreon.com/ShootingSportsAnalyst   Betting Game: https://www.shootingsportsanalyst.com

Josh, Drew and Tommy K tackle the first ever HHA USPSA match and discuss lessons learned, reflect on their own performance and discuss the application of rules at the local level. 

Josh, Dave and Tom talk about a recent match, classifiers and how they work and we take a deep dive into stage planning and how Dave plans for targets and stages

Josh, Dave, Tommy B, Tommy K and Drew talk about their last two weeks on the range for the start to the season. Josh and Dave disagree on confirmation levels. 

Josh, Tom and Dave welcome Saul Allen to the podcast. We talk about everything under the USPSA umbrella and our thoughts on classifications, matches and officials 

Josh, Dave and Tom talk about the new USPSA policies, the RO seminar and Josh's feelings 

Bobby Martin returns with his new research into LEO performance at matches and lessons learned. Dave, Tom and Josh talk about their weekly match and a new GM is minted. 

Josh, Tom and newcomer Drew talk about USPSA matches, what makes them good, or bad, and what the future of the sport looks like. 

Tom, Josh and Dave dive into our DTSA classes and the mental side of competing in USPSA

Josh, Dave, Tom, Tommy K and Sean talk about the US Extreme Open and lessons learned.