The Hit Factor Podcast

The Hit Factor Panel

A panel of practical pistol competitors discuss competition, marksmanship and related topics. Welcome to The Hit Factor! Business Inquiries: thehitfactorpodcast@gmail.com

  1. 3H AGO

    The Hit Factor EP 222: Jay Beal and Saul Allen

    Thanks for checking in with The Hit Factor Podcast, Hope you enjoy the show! Inquiries: thehitfactorpodcast@gmail.com The Hit Factor Community Pages: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_hit_factor_podcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheHitFactorPodcasta YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFfEwelPaHd4cELSatDtKxw The podcast begins with an introduction and a discussion about sunburn experiences. It then transitions to the host's achievement as USPSA's newest triple division GM. The conversation delves into classifier match results and historical context, followed by a focus on shooting classifiers and division performance. The hosts analyze the Delmarva match results and provide division analysis, then move on to discuss the North Texas Sectional match results and scoring comparison. The podcast concludes with a discussion on match points and percentage comparison. The conversation delves into the impact of classifier stages on match performance and the differences between global hit factor and stage-by-stage scoring. It also explores the concept of behavioral preparation for match performance, highlighting the importance of understanding how one wants to feel and behave during a match. The conversation delves into the intricacies of stage planning and execution, highlighting the importance of aligning stage plans with shooting goals. It also draws parallels between skill development in shooting and the process of cheese making, as well as the challenges and considerations of running. The discussion provides valuable insights into the strategic and technical aspects of competitive shooting, emphasizing the significance of thoughtful stage planning and the pursuit of continuous improvement. The conversation delves into the concept of background processing during sleep and its impact on skill acquisition. It also explores the pressure of performance and the value of unfiltered conversations. The hosts discuss the benefits of challenging oneself without focusing on specific outcomes, leading to valuable skill development. Takeaways Match results and performanceDivision distinctions and competitionScoring and percentage comparison Global Hit Factor vs. Stage-by-Stage ScoringBehavioral Preparation for Match Performance Stage planning and executionSkill development and improvementComparison to cheese making and running Background processing during sleep enhances skill acquisitionChallenging oneself without focusing on specific outcomes can lead to valuable skill development Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Sunburn Woes05:58 Shooting Classifiers and Division Performance12:58 North Texas Sectional Match Results and Scoring Comparison17:59 Match Points and Percentage Comparison51:39 Dumb Stage Plans and Shooting Strategies57:24 Aligning Stage Plans with Shooting Goals01:15:07 The Power of Background Processing01:26:14 The Pressure of Performance01:35:16 Unfiltered Conversations

    1h 36m
  2. 3D AGO

    The Hit Factor EP 221: Jay Beal and Kyle Narkum

    The conversation begins with podcast banter and updates, followed by a discussion on shooting performance and improvement. It concludes with a focus on training and practice routines. The conversation covers the topics of deliberate dry fire practice, managing the internal clock during a stage, and the motivation and self-worth in competition. Kyle discusses his deliberate dry fire practice routine, the decision to shoot less locals and focus on deliberate practice, the shift in managing the internal clock during a stage, and the motivation behind his competitive drive. The conversation delves into the challenges of setting and achieving goals, reflecting on achievements, strategic stage approach, shooting early on entry, rehearsing and executing plans, and planning to shoot majors. It explores the balance between expectations and happiness, as well as the process of setting and achieving goals in competitive shooting. Takeaways Podcast banterShooting performance improvementTraining and practice routines Deliberate practice in dry fireManaging the internal clock during a stageMotivation and self-worth in competition Setting goals and celebrating achievementsBalancing expectations and happiness Chapters 00:00 Podcast Banter and Updates26:59 Training and Practice Routines38:33 Managing the Internal Clock44:10 Motivation and Self-Worth in Competition52:06 The Challenge of Setting Goals58:07 Strategic Stage Approach01:03:11 Shooting Early on Entry01:10:31 Planning to Shoot Majors

    1h 10m
4.9
out of 5
48 Ratings

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A panel of practical pistol competitors discuss competition, marksmanship and related topics. Welcome to The Hit Factor! Business Inquiries: thehitfactorpodcast@gmail.com

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