Part 1 of a 4 part series. This was a post from Frank Woods(Pseud) and I thought it was a good way to introduce a couple of guys that have been and will be taking a larger role in the future with Quantified Performance members. First, here is the post “So as I was collecting […]
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Chasing the dragon Thoughts from Jack Leuba After every match, many times before the final stage is even shot, I am drawn into several conversations focused on improving match performance. Well, that’s not truly accurate; the discussion should be about improving performance, but they’re usually really about placing higher and getting better stuff off the
Here is another installment from Shannon Posada, esq LESSON #3: Depending on your state, you should get a concealed weapons license or permit, even if you do not carry a gun or weapon on your person. Most states require a permit to carry a loaded, concealed handgun in public. Some people don’t understand what it
Should you obtain a concealed carry permit, even if you do not carry daily? Read More »
Here we are a month out from the A Weekend in the Arena Match. Seems like only yesterday we were freezing. Of course, we have been doing COVID-19 since then. Ah the good ol days. Today I am going to talk about what we used to call Violence of Action in my Army days. It
Match Prep: Some thoughts on how to move up the in the standings Read More »
I have said “write out your shot process” roughly 1500 times since 2015. That’s basically once a day. (I know, I know ^(*&ing shot process AGAIN! Just stay with me.) but I haven’t shared mine with you. First though, let me talk you through the why I ask you to do this. Also, this will
Joe Plandowski has been working with us for over six years. He has worked with multiple competitors and Soldiers. Before we start discussing arousal regulation everyone stop for minute and get your laughs and giggles out of the way in regards to “He said arousal.” If you are laughing and giggling you are on the
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The working title for this article is well, duh Much of the shooting I have been doing recently has been precision based. Shooting the low and slow stuff has been a good reminder of some things that I think many of us take for granted. Maybe it is just mid-grade shooters like me, but you
As a fellow firearms enthusiast and competition shooter, I love seeing like-minded folks engage in the passion of shooting. It hurts me to see people sustain injuries while shooting or because of shooting, and no I’m not talking about self inflected gunshot wounds. How many of you have shot a match or taken a class
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