Dynamic Force Multiplier Podcast

1. Have a plan
2. Basic layers
3. Don't over think it
4. Evolve

I want to be able to speak from experience and knowledge by making myself better.
Invest in quality gear.
Surround myself with good people.
I have found it to be more fun when I try different disciplines.
I found PCC to be addictive.

I need to seek better training. Speed and accuracy.
Hammer the fundamentals. DETAILS

1. Drive and intensity does not get wins.
2. Chill more, be less emotional.
3. Find your flow state.

1. Understand the process.
2. Have good instructors and training partner.
3. Get out there and do it. 

1. Take notes and analyze the good, bad and ugly.
2. No substitute for LIVE FIRE.
3. Train to the "Start Signal".
4. When encountering an issue, research and learn economy of motion.
5. Compete in higher level matches.
6. Find a mentor.

1. The number of good competitors spanning a wide spectrum of our society.
2. When switching to red dot, the focus is moved to the target.
3. Bump transition - learn to ride the recoil.

David's aha moments:
Train with people at the top of their game
Dry fire is good BUT live fire get you the nuances of a given platform
Do the math. Speed!
Get out there and compete in higher level matches.

Romeo's aha moments:
Find a reason for a sport
Understand YOUR limitations
Measure YOUR successes

Competition aha moments: 
Recognize the time and effort required. Stay the course! 
Rig setup specific for PCC was a game changer.
Incorporate work outs with dry fire session! Weights, agility drills, explosive drills.