Last week I came across Max Michel’s Shot Coach App in the iTunes App Store. I payed the $4.99 and began playing with the app on my iPad. It didn’t take long to get the hang of the app and I was producing videos in no time. Since the Results for the Lower Providence USPSA Match aren’t available yet (the match was only yesterday), I went ahead and produced a video with Max Michel’s Shot Coach App and my Pivothead …
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Yesterday I was killing time on Facebook when I saw a Status Update from Ted Murphy, Match Director at Lower Providence USPSA. Ted had some bad news for area shooters and went on to explain that the April USPSA Match had to be cancelled due to range conditions. I’ve you’ve ever shot at Lower Providence, you are aware of the pistol bay setup. It is basically an area that was scooped out of the ground and layered with stone. Because …
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 …
Over the past few years my match photography has evolved considerably. In the beginning, all I really cared about was getting a picture of the written stage briefing so that I had something to reference in match video recap posts. It didn’t take long for me to get bored with the bland photos. The next step in the evolution of my match photography was to ignore the written stage briefing all together. More often then that not it was an …
Over the last couple of months I have been seeing a lot of videos cameras on the range. Unfortunately, hitting YouTube in search of local Match Video has yielded fewer results than I would have liked. This could mean a few different things. I’m not searching properly, shooters aren’t tagging the club in the video title, or shooters aren’t sharing their videos with the public. Any of those things are all fine and well but it hasn’t stopped me from …
During the dreaded July USPSA Match at Lower Providence Rod and Gun Club, I met a great group of guys. The group, now known as Angrypig Shooting Team, is made up of two adults and two juniors. The guys focus on IDPA and since I’ve made the switch from USPSA during the offseason, I try to squad up with them as often as possible. It really is impressive to see how much their shooting has improved over the past 6 …
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