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Being a lazy-ass programmer, I keep records where I think they’re important – I rotate through certain exercises weekly during my range sessions – moving and shooting, weak hand, strong hand, draw and fire, rapid fire, accuracy, etc. I just pick a “topic” and work that, trying to think of exercises as I drive to the range. I do use some standards… I sometimes video myself at the range, but only about once and month – as I feel I could spend more time shooting…

I use my USPSA classifiers/standings to gauge how good or bad I’m doing. (We shoot pins, steel, etc…)

I guess you could say that my approach is sort of a mix of Agile biz process and Crossfit: I guide myself to work a different “topic” every session, but try not to let “process” stifle the real work.

For being a newbie (I’ve only been shooting semi-auto for ~3 years. Been shooting for ~5… Mostly revo stuff too…) I seem to do alright as I usually place in the top 3 of my local clubs… (7.30 El Pres.)

This is the first year that I’m focusing more on making it to more matches/etc, so I’m sure I’ll start to suck harder