Steve Anderson
That Shooting Show With Steve Anderson
The home of Steve Anderson, USPSA Grandmaster and author of the definitive guide to using dry fire to improve your shooting.
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Steve Anderson
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29 de jun de 2026
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Episódios
Accept, Trust, Decide 01.07.2015 14:21
Baby Blue Lambo, full length fur coat, gold teeth displayed. You're Bad, you're nationwide.
After the Match: Analysis 01.06.2015 31:08
Scored Errors Unscore Errors Opportunities for Improvement
Stopping the Stopping 20.05.2015 30:09
Are you looking for the 2-4 seconds you need on field courses? Here they are.
3 Lock Boxes 14.05.2015 22:17
Understanding and embracing the Bassham Circles will save you years of struggle.
Sig320nificant Improvement 13.05.2015 32:56
Warning, this program contains high amounts of factual technical info about dry fire and low amounts of weirdness. Moderate to high amounts of Van Halen and normal amounts of dog noise are present in this program. Congrats to Arik and Clay Sig 320 compact vs MP Pro 9mm How to set and reduce dry fire par times Accuracy, Speed, and Match modes in dry fire :)
Wants and Needs 11.05.2015 27:01
2 Van Halen songs, 2 bits of client feedback, multiple extrapolations and a story about an interesting Mother's Day card.
(Sight) Pictures in your Head 04.05.2015 29:31
This won't do anything for my "Anderson's too weird" label, or maybe it will... First person to name that tune gets a shirt.
Noticing and Correcting Errors 01.05.2015 30:41
You can't correct an error until you observe it... and that takes a desire to do so. Also includes dog noise, a call from the lady of the house and an escalation in the battle with the HP printer. You can't make this stuff up, folks.
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