Videos tagged with Virginia Count

This podcast episode features a discussion about the Polenar Tactical Brutality competition, covering stage designs, participant experiences, and the debate on competition shooting's effectiveness for real-world scenarios. Speakers Ian McCollum, Calvin, and PSR share insights on challenging stages like the fast rope and tunnel, the importance of penalty management, and how competition shooting hones firearm manipulation and stress response, contrasting it with tactical CQB scenarios. They also touch upon the development of firearm skills from beginner to advanced levels and the nuances of training for combat versus sport.

This video provides expert insights into competitive shooting, specifically USPSA. It details effective stage planning, emphasizing efficiency and playing to individual strengths. Key techniques include optimizing movement between shooting positions, target engagement strategies, and the crucial role of mental management in performance. The content also covers the specifics of shooting classifier stages and understanding scoring systems.

This episode of Practical Shooting After Dark features discussions on competition shooting techniques, stage design, and competitor experience. Mr. Kim shares insights on visualization and execution during target acquisition, emphasizing tracking the A-zone. The team reviews the Kansas Free State Match, praising its balanced stage design and the match director's responsiveness to competitor feedback. They also discuss hydration strategies with Squincher Squeeze popsicles and delve into the controversial 'Virginia Count' rule in competitive shooting, explaining its impact on strategy and scoring.