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Will you take the leap!? Someone asked me the other day how if I had to start all over again I would minimize the amount of time it took me […]
Will you take the leap!? Someone asked me the other day how if I had to start all over again I would minimize the amount of time it took me […]
I don’t know why I had not heard it put as simply and succinctly than I did from Sgt Don Jones in the Knoxville Police Academy, but I had not. […]
Have you heard any of these? "Trigger control is the most important part of shooting." "He doesn't know how to pull the trigger, that's why he missed." "She missed because she jerked the trigger!" "Squeeze the trigger slow...let it surprise you when the gun goes off"
Finding and Cultivating Your Inner Drive “If it’s not raining, we’re not training!” “Pain is weakness leaving the body!!” “The more you bleed in training, the less you bleed in […]
Reprinted from Your Competition Handgun Training Program Goal Setting for Greatness. So it’s January 2010 and off we go into a new year! Something that every successful person that I have […]
I suspect that most of us at a certain age already know. What do I mean?
There are many good shooters. There are much fewer good competitors. This article will discuss the difference. I’ll say up front that I don’t consider myself a great competitor…at least […]
Reprint from IDPA Tactical Journal with permission. I came off the last stage of the match in much dismay. You see, I had a little match wager going with my buddy […]
The Key to High Performance Shooting This article has some key points that are certainly outside of the “box” for some of you that are locked into traditional handgun shooting […]
Why read someone else book, when you can likely write your own! Successful people read, a LOT! I personally feel one of the things that has allowed me to accomplish […]
The paragraph below changed my life! Now, if you have not read part 1 and 2 in my blog, please do. I am NOT saying that goals themselves are bad. […]
This is part two of a discussion about goals. Once again, drawing from a recent read, I wanted to expand a bit on the below quote. I once heard a […]