Short Course

This week on the podcast, I talk about having breakthroughs when you realize that something you took for granted turned out to be wrong, or at least only true in some contexts. My website is at www.berryshooting.com . I post videos from my matches at youtube.com/BenBerryUSPSA . If you'd like to support the podcast, consider buying a shirt at berryshooting.com/shop .

This week on the podcast, I talk about misconceptions that people have about being a GM or shooting matches as a GM, and why it's not really all that different. If you want to support the podcast, consider buying a shirt at www.berryshooting.com/shop . You can follow me on Instagram at bsberry, or on Facebook at Ben Berry Shooting. My email is podcast@berryshooting.com .

This week on the podcast, I talk about how the South Carolina Section Match went and the lessons I'm taking away from it going forward. My video for the match is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhFyYBQKS94 . If you want to support the podcast, consider buying a shirt at http://berryshooting.com/shop .

This week on the podcast, I talk about my mindset and preparation going in to the 2019 SC Section match this Saturday, including how I'm setting my expectations for my performance and the key things I want to include in each visualization. I also talk about the recent announcement of the 2019 NC Section at Sir Walter Gun Club in October of this year. I post my match videos online at youtube.com/BenBerryUSPSA. If you want to support the podcast, consider buying a shirt at berryshooting.com/shop. My email is podcast@berryshooting.com.

This week I recap the stages I shot at a few local matches and try to draw some lessons learned from them.

This week on the podcast, I catch up on a few different things I've been thinking about. I talk about USPSA not printing paper rulebooks anymore, setting aside my opinions when shooting matches, 3 minute stage walkthroughs, and answer a question about the uspsa.ninja shirts.

This week on the podcast, I talk about the book Mastery by George Leonard. I talk about some of the reasons I'm always in the process of re-reading it, and try to give you a sense for what the book is all about. If you'd like to see a list of books I recommend, it's on my website at www.berryshooting.com/books . If you want to support the podcast, consider buying a shirt at www.berryshooting.com/shop .

This week on the podcast, I talk about mindset changes going forward into this season to take stages more seriously and shoot closer to my theoretical skill. I also talk about some of my new goals going forward in both club matches and major matches.

This week on the podcast, I talk through the problems I've been having trying to get this year of shooting started and speculate about the underlying causes.

This week on the podcast, I finish discussing a club match stage-by-stage and talk about the things that went well and the lessons learned from each one. The blog post I wrote that includes the match video for this match is here on my blog: https://berryshooting.com/match-debrief/match-video-sir-walter-february-2019/ .

This week on the podcast, I talk through a club match stage-by-stage and talk about the things that went well and the lessons learned from each one. The blog post I wrote that includes the match video for this match is here on my blog: https://berryshooting.com/match-debrief/match-video-sir-walter-february-2019/ .

This week on the podcast, I talk through some of the lessons I took away from 2018. I talk about what I learned about gun grips and gripping the gun, the value of go fast gun parts and paster guns, and some changes to my mindset for practice.

This week on the podcast, I talk through how the 2018 competition season went for me. I talk through the matches shot, practice sessions, and rounds fired. I go through the four major matches I shot, including my DQ at IPSC Nationals, and draw some lessons going in to 2019.

This week on the podcast, I talk about what I've learned about setting goals in the last year, and discuss my own plans and goals for 2019.

This week I talk about taking an offseason. I talk about different approaches to managing your time between seasons and why it is important to take at least some break. I talk about my tentative plans for the offseason and what I'm looking forward to shooting next year.

This week on the podcast, I talk about the NC Section match. I talk through the different stages and how I approached them, and my overall mindset that I used to win.

This week on the podcast, I talk about some discussions I've had around Nationals and if I had the opportunity to change things, what I would do differently.

This week on the podcast, I talk about three areas of improvement I've identified from Nationals, and how I dealt with them at a club match this past weekend.

This week on the podcast, I continue the discussion about USPSA Factory Gun Nationals. I talk about how well the match flowed, what I thought of the stages, why I liked the prize table this year, and give some early conclusions of my performance.

This week on the podcast, live from the hotel room the night before the final day of Production Nationals, I talk about how things have changed in the last year, and what I'm looking to get out of shooting Nationals this year.