Tim Herron with AJ Zito - 2-Day Train for Mastery

From the instructor:

Building upon the “Practice with Purpose” curriculum, Train for Mastery is an extended class, designed to teach you how to practice effectively, and train towards a high-level shooting goal. In addition to all topics covered in the 1-day “Practice with Purpose” class, students will also learn about advanced movement and exercises, building their own effective drills from match data, more in-depth analysis of their practice logs, and advanced drill and exercise breakdown techniques. Fast-paced and very intensive, students should come prepared to take lots of notes, and watch their practice routines change drastically and – hopefully – for the better.

This is a collaborative class between Tim Herron and AJ Zito, built entirely around one concept: Showing you how to practice.

Registration Through Practiscore:

https://practiscore.com/events/2-day-train-for-mastery-w-aj-zito-at-firearms-academy-of-seattle/participants/create

Instructor's Website:

https://www.timherronshooting.com/classes

Cost: $670 (Registration is through the instructor's website. A $40 per person, per day, range fee is due to FAS the first day of class)

Topics Covered:

1.     Safety
2.     Fundamentals of performance shooting
3.     Setting and using metrics
4.     Effective Shot Calling
5.     Performance Tracking
6.     Validating your practice
7.     Dry fire/live fire integration
8.     Advanced movement/exercises
9.     Building your own drills
10.  In-depth practice log analysis
11.  Stage breakdowns
12.  Building practice strategies from stages
13. Creating and maintaining an effective practice journal

Equipment needed:

• Notebook, writing utensil
• Reliable handgun (consider a back up pistol as well)
• At least 3 magazines/speed loaders (more for lo-cap)
• Quality holster, fitted to your firearm
• At least 2 mag/speed loader pouches
• 700 rds reliable ammunition
• A belt suitable to carry your handgun and ammunition
• Eye protection (ANSI rated)
• Hearing Protection
• Relevant weather related gear (rain gear, umbrella, sunscreen, hat, jacket, gloves, etc...prepare for any weather)

IMPORTANT TO KNOW:

Round Counts: The round counts provided are SAFE ESTIMATES. You may not shoot all of them. If you want to bring twice as many, that's up to you. If you can only afford to bring half as much, give me a heads up and we'll adjust accordingly.

Equipment: Please, please, PLEASE make sure you have working, proven equipment, ammunition that runs, spare batteries (if you have an optic), and a backup if you think you'll need it. Malfunctions and consistent issues hinder your ability to learn, and you'll be wasting good money on a learning experience that's punctuated by gun or ammo problems. I hate to see students lose out on knowledge and training because of equipment issues. I cannot stress enough - I want you to get the most out of any class that you can - please make sure your equipment is running, zeroed, and proven.

Sustainment: You can't live without water, it's probably a fact. There’s a huge mental component to shooting. Please bring enough water and food to keep you and your brain going.