Brandon Breeze
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It's always fun to see progress! This match was from early May.
The first stage you see me run is a stage that I designed, my first! So much fun to design stages. Notice it was my worst stage, haha. Stage designers curse as it's called.
Day 1, I was Top 15 for the match, day 2 and I dropped to 27, out of 105 shooters, not bad for only 2 months in at this point.
You can see target transitions a little better, getting the gun up a little sooner, moving and shooting with a little more confidence.
The classifier was my first B Class run, so stoked!
The last stage you see in the video I actually ran it fast and with better HF than the M Class shooter on my squad, so again, stoked!
The results:
The takeaways from this match were that I still need to work on a LOT of things, but progress is going well. Consistency of execution needs a lot of work as you can see my results are from 47.30% up to 74% on the stages.
Gun up sooner, break shots sooner, call my shots so I can move to the next targets sooner.
Executing my stage plans (even if less than ideal) went more smoothly.
Appreciate the constructive criticism from folks out there competing and look forward to continued improvement!
What are you working on?
Thinking about getting into competitive shooting? Feel free to reach out!
The first stage you see me run is a stage that I designed, my first! So much fun to design stages. Notice it was my worst stage, haha. Stage designers curse as it's called.
Day 1, I was Top 15 for the match, day 2 and I dropped to 27, out of 105 shooters, not bad for only 2 months in at this point.
You can see target transitions a little better, getting the gun up a little sooner, moving and shooting with a little more confidence.
The classifier was my first B Class run, so stoked!
The last stage you see in the video I actually ran it fast and with better HF than the M Class shooter on my squad, so again, stoked!
The results:
The takeaways from this match were that I still need to work on a LOT of things, but progress is going well. Consistency of execution needs a lot of work as you can see my results are from 47.30% up to 74% on the stages.
Gun up sooner, break shots sooner, call my shots so I can move to the next targets sooner.
Executing my stage plans (even if less than ideal) went more smoothly.
Appreciate the constructive criticism from folks out there competing and look forward to continued improvement!
What are you working on?
Thinking about getting into competitive shooting? Feel free to reach out!