A couple of weeks back there was a bit of a stir in the local IDPA scene. News broke that Guthsville Rod and Gun Club was canceling their IDPA Program and attendees were upset. The information being spread pointed to the Guthsville Board of Directors being behind the cancellation of the program. About a week after I wrote a long winded post making villains out of the Guthsville Board of Directors, I started to hear tid-bits of information that things …
Month: March 2013
As a member of both USPSA and IDPA, I am familiar with the websites of both organizations. While the USPSA Website could use a bit of improvement, it was leaps and bounds better than the old IDPA website. When I first heard that IDPA would be working with Range Log to overhaul the site, I was eager to see how it would turn out. Being a bit anal about tracking my shooting, the thought of the IDPA Website handeling that …
This morning I was perusing my Facebook Timeline when I came across a post from Shall Not Be Questioned which pointed readers to their Pinterest Account. Since I’ve been using the service more and more, as of late, I thought I would follow suit. While I don’t have a WaltInPA Specific Pinterest Account, I have my personal account broken into Interests (imagine that!) so that Following me won’t necessarily lead to an all out mess on your own home feed. …
In my house, my wife and I used to have problems keeping track of plans. I’m sure most people can relate and know the confused ‘deer in the headlights’ look that comes immediately after a sentence which includes ‘that match I’m shooting tomorrow’. I needed a system that would allow my wife and I to keep track of both personal and family plans. There was a catch, I didn’t want to have to be standing in our kitchen, infront of …
Yesterday I put together a blog post outlining what I did to Make USPSA Production Division B Class. The post focused mainly on my mental game and how I went about changing it throughout the USPSA Offseason. This post takes the original a bit further and breaks down each classifier stage. Once you are finished watching match video and reading over my thoughts, head down to the comments section and share any words of wisdom you may have for an …
Last year I set a goal for myself. Before the 2012 season came to a close, I wanted to make USPSA Production Division B Class. I came close to reaching that goal but ultimately failed. I am convinced that the problem wasn’t that I lacked the skill, instead I think it was an issue with focus. Instead of seeing the whole picture, I was intensely focused on the immediate result. Compounded Problems Last year I had an incredible problem with …
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