USPSA Stage Performance Breakdown: B-Class vs. Master Class Shooter

[@davidbremson6856]

This is outstanding! Often, guidance is given of "do this, go there" instead of seeing the "why" and what good looks like.

[@HammerliFanBoy]

This is the perfect comparison. Lots of people break down their own footage, but it's great to compare footage from different classes of shooters.

[@offthedraw]

My thoughts exactly. The contrast really highlights the differences.

[@jjoseph6166]

Excellent breakdown. Really enjoyed this comparison

[@bighaasfly]

Love this comparison. That’s helpful. Thank you!

[@eatsleepliftshoot]

Thanks for posting this, well done.

[@bluyetiinc7553]

Excellent analysis. Would love to see this type of work on a weekly basis. Subscribed.

[@offthedraw]

Thank you! I am in the process of trying to get videos out in a more consistent fashion.

[@bluyetiinc7553]

@@offthedraw i realize its a big ask, but this type of analysis is what the community needs and i have seen this from anyone else.

[@offthedraw]

Please help by sharing this video to anyone you think will benefit from watching it. And I'll do my best to increase my content schedule.

[@jimbobborg22]

Thanks for this. It's very helpful.

[@TheDuppyman]

Great vid

[@offthedraw]

Thank you! I'll be making more like this.

[@JustinV911]

This is a great video! Really great video

[@offthedraw]

Glad you liked it! I will make more like this going forward

[@JMpracticalshooting]

Great breakdown good info im just starting to take it more seriously im c class now on my way to master!

[@offthedraw]

You got this!

[@ipsc-guru]

Nice video! Thanks for making and sharing, always interesting. Recommendations for you: avoid at all costs D's (= near miss), decrease number of C's (less than 9%), increase A's (>90%), array down range/right: engage targets in 1 flow (incl. control target) from right to left i.s.o. going right/left/center). Keep'em coming!

[@offthedraw]

Thanks for the feedback! There's a lot I can improve upon for sure.

[@mymainelogcabin]

👍👍

[@bshadrick]

It's speed. I started at 65 now 71 and a class c shooter. I took my 21 year old grandson who is athletic but not a shooter to practice, worked with him for 5 hours. We both shot a stage that was set up. Was a long 32 round stage. He shot an A score. Because, he's fast on transitions, period. Obviously a natural shooter. As well his memory and mind transitions from shooting spot to shooting spot required no forethought. He because he was young, his brain memorized the course and where to move to faster. Observation.....don't start in your 60's.........lol.

[@offthedraw]

Better late than never! Lol

[@rep3nttt]

What is that program that you used to recreate the stage?

[@offthedraw]

Practism Designer

[@jordanketo1881]

First!