One of the great things about being in the firearms part of the range is the amount of guns from friendly shooters you get to play with :)

I have the smallest one... 😀 Fun day at the range

More subtle changes like trigger weight, trigger position, shooting glass lenses, rhythm of firing, etc. can be made without so much concern about adaptive time, but should be planned, adhered to for a predetermined period and DOCUMENTED- then correlated with the results obtained

Thanks Sport Quantum! You've made my day :) Unboxing and review coming soon :) #10mairpistol #airpistol #airpistoltarget

Philippe Stiel sent these three pistol training plans as an alternative to the technical training I was doing, focused mainly on hand pressure and trigger execution. Each of these plans should take about 1h45′ and are geared to work a bit of everything so as not to get bored, taking into consideration that shooting is a repetition sport and that there are not thousands of different exercises available

Soon practicing center fire again :) #PardiniHP

"The process is your armor against results and the fear of failure." (kenravizza.com, About Dr. Ken Ravizza)

** Mental Training Program for Sport Shooters: Paul Hugues’ 4R Method Review ** I’m a lucky shooter. Thanks to my constant search for knowledge to improve my shooting skills I discovered Paul Hughes on Instagram. His posts spoke to my shooting mind that wanted to improve its own mental game. Paul kindly let me into his course as soon as he launched it and I’ve never looked back.

"stability of most of the shooters with 2-3 years’ experience is almost always found in the 9.5 circle in the moments prior to a shot" (Igor’s Blog, The Vital Problems of Pistol Shooting Part 1)

"changes in shooting performance from training to competition situation are most significantly related to the changes in horizontal holding ability" (Dr. Neda Nozari, ISSF Identifying Physical & Physiological Parameters to Produce the Best Performance in a Shooting Sport Athlete)