3-Day Match & Class

Over three days, Friday 12/18-Sunday 12/20, shooters will have the opportunity to work with and learn from six of the nations best competition shooters, learning the best of what each one has to teach. Then you’ll apply what you learned on stages, getting feedback and tips from the instructors as you go. A massive and in depth learning experience. Sign-up fee covers class entry, all range/match fees, and a sun hoodie. Schedule: Friday 12/18 - Instruction and exercises, 2.5 hours with three instructors  9:00-5:00 Saturday 12/19 - Instruction and exercises, 2.5 hours with the other three instructors 9:00-3:00 Sunday 12/20 - 8 stages with feedback, 2 stages with each instructor 9:00-3:00 Schedule is subject to (minor) adjustment, additional information will be sent out after sign-up/leading up to the class. Instructors & Topics Aaron Eddins - USPSA Grandmaster, US Army Marksmanship Unit Pro Shooter, an Open Division National Champion: Eddins will be teaching his process for stage planning and execution. How to approach a stage, how to weigh options, efficiency, and risk taking into account points and hit factor. Then Execution of that plan under pressure, how to perform like a top level GM. Joey Sauerland - USPSA Grandmaster, Team MPA Pro Shooter, and multi-division National Champion: Sauerland will be tacking movement training. All categories of position change, how to identify them, how to train them, especially in dry fire, and also shooting on the move. How to perform the skill, how to learn and practice new movements, and how to apply it on the stage. Mike Hwang - USPSA Grandmaster, Team MPA Pro Shooter, and #2 Open Division shooter in the world. Hwang will going into depth on maybe the most important skill in the sport: transitions. Transitions are the key time saver that also greatly effect accuracy in shooting at speed. Hwang has a process for each stage of the transition, a method to train and improve, then of course, application to the stage! Jon Wiedell - Grandmaster and multi-time/current USPSA multigun national champion. Jon’s special skill in rifle is the reason he will have a squad of PCC shooters. If PCC is your division you will spend the full day Friday with our nations best multigun shooter. He will be covering essentials, as well as rifle/PCC specific training methods and skills. Those in his squad Friday will still be seeing all the other instructors Saturday and Sunday. Alastair Steward - USPSA Grandmaster and the nation's current greatest upset. Less than two years into the sport he is not only a GM but ranked among the top shooters in Limited Optics. If you’re looking for the keys to quick progress, he has them. His section of the course will be centered around vision as a performance skill, with a focus on visual speed, visual discipline, and moving the eyes deliberately from task to task. Students will learn how to train vision effectively in dry and live fire, how to evaluate visual performance, and apply the skills to transitions, movement, and execution under pressure.  Isaac Lockwood - USPSA Grandmaster and famous for having the fastest fundamental skills of anyone in the country. Lockwood will be sharing his knowledge on training for speed, mechanical and visual, how to do it right, and how to improve.  Full refunds available until November 1st 50% refunds available until Dec. 1st