Good news :) My motivation is back. This is what has helped me, together with some tips on what to focus on right now for training.

"It is effortless and relaxed, not tense and overly controlled." (W Timothy Gallwey, The Inner Game of Tennis)

Rafael Sánchez López: “When you enter a nervousness loop the best you can do is stop and rest” https://www.olympicpistol.com/rafael-sanchez-lopez-when-you-enter-a-nervousness-loop-the-best-you-can-do-is-stop-and-rest/ I’ve had the luck of meeting Rafael Sánchez López and competing with him thanks to the online shooting leagues that have flourished during the coronavirus crisis. His targets are the stuff of dreams... Multiple times Spanish champion in 10 m air pistol, he can be found in international competitions like the World Championship and Cups, and he’s also preparing his next Olympic games.

"How do you best move toward mastery?...you practice diligently, but you practice primarily for the sake of the practice itself. Rather than being frustrated while on the plateau, you learn to appreciate and enjoy it just as much as you do the upward surges."(G. Leonard, Mastery)

Broken extractor in the #Pardini HP, plus problems to feed... Couldn't shoot my first center fire rapid fire stage :( Now I have to learn how to fix it :) #centerfire

3D printable 50m free pistol kit to create a rocker arm counterweight. Can be used on all pistols with exposed barrel.

"As often as possible, choose to think about the path to success rather than the obstacles in your way. You have to decide what you want and then put your energy into acquiring it. Don't wait for good luck to find you. Go out and create your own luck." J Selk, 10-Minute Toughness

Hand Pressure and Trigger Pistol Training Plans

"An essential part of the process is to follow through with the solution. ... If you do not put action into the solution, your problem is bound to linger. Solutions have only as much energy as you put into them." (Jason Selk, 10-Minute Toughness)

"pour que les bonnes sensations s’impriment dans votre catalogue mental, il faut les rééditer le plus souvent possible." (Jacques Beausergent, Le Tir à La Cible)