Training Group Live by PSTG

Details matter, but when can they get to be too much? Andreas, Kyle and I discuss gun setup preferences and debate the benefits of process vs outcome focus.
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Today you're in for a treat. Professor Kim explains his process for making drills. Let us know what other topics you'd like Hwansik to cover.
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It's easy to play word games and when talking about process vs results you can easily justify anything you want to. Max Gates and Nick Young join the conversation to share their ways of thinking and how they assess improvement.
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Kenny Florian is talented at anything he does, but just being talented doesn't ensure he'll learn nuances in a new hobby right away. Kenny and I talked about his growth as a shooter and the process of learning.
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Kyle and I have taught a few classes together with more already scheduled. We discussed observations and takeaways from Kyle teaching his first open enrollment class and ways to ensure students get the most from class.
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