
USPSA Grand Master Joel Park and panel discuss all aspects of training and competing in practical shooting. Full episodes are available at PSTG.US
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Creating a training plan is difficult and changes whether it's for a class or yourself. Kyle McNabb and I dig into the details of what goes into a training plan.
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The Waltz 9 has gained a lot of interest in an industry that is fairly stale. I had Dave Petta on to share some behind the scenes information on the pistol and give you an updated timeline for release.
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Professor Kim is joined by his friend Dennis. They discuss the most difficult skills to learn.
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Sometimes there are too many options and it's tough to know which one to buy. Kyle McNabb and I discuss dot size and color preference amidst all the options out there. Kyle also has a new concept he's been training on, and I think it's worth giving i... more
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Used to be must listen, the more recent emphasis on instructing rather than training has been unfortunate: hearing from great shooters pushing for big wins is more interesting than listening to instructors critique their instructor competitors.
What a great podcast. Been following Ben for a long time. Great to get a Glimpse “inside” Ben Stoeger
Nick needs some mic discipline. Great bangcast.
I’m stuck on episode shooting like you can’t miss. So informative that I keep replaying this one. Great info for a C class.
I really enjoy this very imformative program.
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This series centers on practical shooting training, ergonomics, gear evaluation, and instructional methods. Conversations routinely cover drills, vision processing, trigger control, and mindset shifts that drive faster, more reliable runs. Guests range from elite shooters and instructors to gear manufacturers, often discussing curriculum design, at-home practice, and agency-focused training. A notable throughline is building repeatable routines and measurable progress while balancing gear choices and classroom delivery. Listeners can expect pragmatic tips, behind-the-scenes looks at training events, and a strong emphasis on structured practice over quick hacks, making it a solid resource for practitioners, instructors, and agencies alike.
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