Training Group Live by PSTG Joel Park

My dear friend, Cody Axon, is back to share what he’s been up to. We talk about his switching to a Glock with a red dot and what his future for shooting looks like.
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If you train long enough, you’ll likely face some form of injury or discomfort from shooting. Kyle McNabb and I share our experiences and some methods we’ve used for recovery.
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Being efficient is something most people try to do, but how do you know where you’re wasting time? Kyle McNabb and I break down dry and live training to share the methods we use to get the most from our training time.
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Ben recently attended a scoped carbine course taught by Joe of Bruiser Industries. I sat down with Ben to hear what the class was like, what he learned, and if his rifle setup was sufficient for the class. Ben and I also share the news of what’s instore for all the coming soon dates on his take a class page.
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Nick Young is back to discuss all the things we wish we knew when we started getting into carbine training. We talk about everything from rifle setup to lessons learned in training and how to make the most of the ammo you have.
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A friend of mine that works at a high level in the military makes a guest appearance to share what it’s like being expected to perform at a high level over a variety of skills while staying proficient at all of them. We also discuss battling ego, the mental side of performing at high level and training with infinite resources but limited time. 
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