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Next Skill Development class is October 4. It's for people who have a grasp of practical shooting fundamentals and want to learn how to train effectively.

We'll shoot a mix drills that train individual skills and stage-like scenarios that test and develop on-demand execution. We'll score the stages and track them in PractiScore so everyone can see how their time and points combine into a score.

It's at South River Gun Club east of ATL. Max of six students to ensure plenty of one-on-one coaching. Round count is ~500 but you can shoot more or less if you like. Expect to be

Andreas from the PSTG Training Group Live podcast here.

This is a one-day class on building a mental program to run on match day for shooting a consistent set of stages. If you regularly make mistakes in matches, blow up on classifiers, or feel like your match performance lags behind your drill runs, then this class if for you. It additionally covers stage planning, detailed visualization, and efficiently putting together fundamentals to shoot a stage quickly with good points.

Round count will be ~500, but you're free to shoot more. Max of six students to give everyone plenty of individual coaching. Class details and sign-up links are on my [training page](ht

Andreas from the PSTG Training Group Live podcast here.

This one-day class focuses on building a mental program that you can run on match day to shoot a consistent set of stages. You should be shooting stages mostly subconsciously before taking this class—it won't be as beneficial if you're having to consciously think your way through stages. It additionally covers stage planning, detailed visualization, and efficiently putting together fundamentals to shoot a stage quickly with good points.

Round count will be ~500, but you're free to shoot more. Max of six students to give everyone plenty of individual coaching.

Round count will be ~500, but you're free to

Andreas from the PSTG Training Group Live podcast here.

You'll learn practical-shooting fundamentals of vision, grip, trigger control, movement, visualization, and mindset in Core Skills. A main theme is learning to connect your hits with what you see your dot and feel your hands doing to evaluate your own shooting. You’ll finish the day with a solid understanding of live-/dry-fire training and how to continue developing your skills on your own. The info in this class should carry you to A/M class.

Round count will be ~500, but you're free to shoot more. Max of six students to give everyone plenty of individual coaching. Class details and sign-up links are on

Andreas from the PSTG Training Group Live podcast here.

You'll learn practical-shooting fundamentals of vision, grip, trigger control, movement, visualization, and mindset in Core Skills. These principles and techniques apply to both competitive and tactical shooting. A main theme is learning to connect your hits with what you see your dot and feel your hands doing to evaluate your own shooting.

I teach the class in a way that students with widely varying skill levels can productively train together. It emphasizes pushing yourself to get better by learning to diagnose and fix problems at speed. I’ll demo everything, including learning from making mistakes. Yo

Andreas from the PSTG Training Group Live podcast here.

Next Skill Development class is May 17. It's for people who have a grasp of practical shooting fundamentals and want to learn how to train and compete effectively.

We'll shoot a mix drills that train individual skills and stage-like scenarios that test and develop on-demand execution. We'll score the stages and track them in PractiScore so everyone can see how their time and points combine into a score.

It's at South River Gun Club east of ATL. Max of six students to ensure plenty of one-on-one coaching. Round count is ~500 but you can shoot more or less if you like. Exp

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Andreas from the PSTG Training Group Live podcast here.

You'll learn practical-shooting fundamentals of vision, grip, trigger control, stance, movement, visualization, and mindset in Core Skills. These principles and techniques apply to both competitive and tactical shooting. Round count will be 400–500, but you're free to shoot more. Max of six students to give everyone plenty of individual coaching. Class details and sign-up links are on my training page.

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Andreas from the PSTG Training Group Live podcast here.

Next Skill Development class is February 22. It's for people who have a grasp of practical shooting fundamentals and want to learn how to train effectively.

We'll shoot a mix drills that train individual skills and stage-like scenarios that test and develop on-demand execution. We'll score the stages and track them in PractiScore so everyone can see how their time and points combine into a score.

It's at South River Gun Club east of ATL. Max of six students to ensure plenty of one-on-one coaching. Round count is ~500 but you can shoot more or less if you like. Expect to