Competition 101

[Coach]

Adaptive Consulting and Training​

What: Competition 101
When: Saturday March 31st 2012 10 am to 2 pm
Where: Riley Conservation Club
Cost: $65
Round Count: 200 rounds
Instructor: Aron Bright

Competition 101 is designed to introduce the new competitor to the sport of USPSA shooting. It is timed to take place at the start of the competition season so you can hit the ground running. This course has been shortened and the price reduced from its previous form. It will still consist of a classroom and a range session. In the classroom we will discuss safety rules, scoring and divisions. Any and all questions will be answered.

On the range we will shoot three different stages. Each student will be given feedback on how to best shoot the stages. These stages will introduce things like draws, reloads and target transitions on the clock.

To sign up for this class email me for the registration form. Your spot in the class is held when the form is mailed in with payment.

aron@adaptiveconsultingandtraining.com

This class will focus on USPSA scoring and shooting. We will not to focus on fundamentals such as grip, snapping the eyes, draw stroke and other such essentials due to time constraints. These skills and fundamentals are covered in our IP 101 course, and they are essential to competition shooting. If you need instruction on these and other subjects I recommend you take IP 101 or contact me for private instruction.

You do not have to be a member of the Riley Conservation Club or USPSA to take this course.

 

[cedartop]

Would it matter if the gun we brought to this was considered open under the rules?

 

[Coach]

Would it matter if the gun we brought to this was considered open under the rules?

Not at all.

 

[Mike_Indy]

Thanks for the heads up. The date may be an issue for me. But, you have given enough time that I may be able to schedule around it.

I'd be a new'b for sure in the aspects of competition. I have full and mid size 1911s as well as M&Ps (9 and 45). What would be the best choice for getting started? (I'm leaning to the 1911 full.)

 

[Clay]

great class guys!! You won't be disappointed!!

 

[Coach]

Thanks for the heads up. The date may be an issue for me. But, you have given enough time that I may be able to schedule around it.

I'd be a new'b for sure in the aspects of competition. I have full and mid size 1911s as well as M&Ps (9 and 45). What would be the best choice for getting started? (I'm leaning to the 1911 full.)

Your choice. Does not matter.

 

[DialTone301]

This class is a lot of fun.

 

[Coach]

I have had plenty of interest early on this class. Many folks have emailed asking what type of shooting this is. Here is a video of our state match this summer.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uc9MM9Q8Agc&feature=fvsr

 

[chizzle]

For anybody looking to graduate from Friday Night Steel to USPSA, this class would be a great investment. I know how nervous I was at my first USPSA match, and that this would have helped. Even a few hours with a seasoned competitor like Aron could have sped up my learning curve.

 

[riverman67]

For anybody looking to graduate from Friday Night Steel to USPSA, this class would be a great investment. I know how nervous I was at my first USPSA match, and that this would have helped. Even a few hours with a seasoned competitor like Aron could have sped up my learning curve.

Agreed
As bad as I am at this stuff, if wasn't for Aron and Joe I would be much much worse.

If you're looking to get into USPSA competition this is a great way to start

 

[downrange72]

Agreed
As bad as I am at this stuff, if wasn't for Aron and Joe I would be much much worse.

If you're looking to get into USPSA competition this is a great way to start

We have come a long way in 4 years but much improvement is needed by both of us. Coach has improved our learning curve 200%.

Now if our thick skulls would just process what we've been taught

 

[Coach]

Thanks guys for the kind words. Most folks can handle shooting USPSA matches they just need to learn what the rules are and how to apply them at the match. There are some concepts they need to learn and then it is a matter of how much practice you want to do and that will determind your level of achievement in many instances.

 

[rhino]

Would it matter if the gun we brought to this was considered open under the rules?

Bring it!

Last week I shot a matc in Open Division with a Glock 17 with a Steamlight TLR-1 attached to rail. If I'd had a laser, I would have used it too.

 

[cedartop]

Bring it!

Last week I shot a matc in Open Division with a Glock 17 with a Steamlight TLR-1 attached to rail. If I'd had a laser, I would have used it too.

I think since you read my AZ thread, you probably see where I am going with this. Since it is my EDC it is what I would use. Don't plan on becoming a regular competitor, but I think there is something to be learned almost anywhere.

Besides, I would like to see what all the hoopla is about ACT.

 

[rhino]

I think since you read my AZ thread, you probably see where I am going with this. Since it is my EDC it is what I would use. Don't plan on becoming a regular competitor, but I think there is something to be learned almost anywhere.

Besides, I would like to see what all the hoopla is about ACT.

We'd be proud to have you join us!

 

[LFD102]

I'm planing on attending. I'm new to all the shooting sports, so I'm looking foreword to it

 

[Coach]

I'm planing on attending. I'm new to all the shooting sports, so I'm looking foreword to it

Great! This class is designed for folks like you. Email me for forms when you are ready to sign up.

 

[Coach]

I think since you read my AZ thread, you probably see where I am going with this. Since it is my EDC it is what I would use. Don't plan on becoming a regular competitor, but I think there is something to be learned almost anywhere.

Besides, I would like to see what all the hoopla is about ACT.

I did not realize we had hoopla. But that is exciting

 

[BillD]

I did not realize we had hoopla. But that is exciting

You're kidding, the hoopla is knee deep

 

[Coach]

You're kidding, the hoopla is knee deep

Your definition of hoopla must be different.