USPSA training

At the suggestion of one of my commentors, I am adding a post on the structure and goals of my USPSA training with Tim Tucker.

The goal of the training is to boost me from a “B” class USPSA shooter to at least an “A” class USPSA shooter in 90 days. This should put me at an A class shooter before the Double Tap match in March 2010.

The training is scheduled with live fire practices every tuesday and thursday, and I dryfire every night to make the new skills subconcious. When I am not doing schoolwork or dryfire practice I am reloading so I can meet the 250 round requirement for each session. So my normal day now consists of schoolwork, dryfire, reloading, and occasionally Airsoft.

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2 Responses to “USPSA training”

  1. Dad says on February 2nd, 2010 at 2:01 pm :

    Actually it would be from certified D, to A. You probably shoot at a high C now, but not enough classifiers to score you as such.

    And the other important part of the training is mental, through a book – name it. And through stress in the training, as when we ended last week.

  2. Brian says on February 2nd, 2010 at 10:09 pm :

    Yes, I am a certified “d” class shooter in LIMITED-10 division, not Limited. The book you are thinking of is Dan Millman’s “Body Mind Mastery”.

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