Dynamic Force Multiplier Podcast

Neal shares his journey to Master class PCC

1. Production - Equipment chase. What works!!2. Practice (at local matches) to build up!3. Consistency, endurance, mindset!4. Splits alone don't win.5. Don't let Classifier stage mess with your mind.

Mike shares his mindset when balancing priorities and goals. Just enjoy the sport.

1. Process. Keep notes and follow process when it comes to reloading.2. Keep an open mind. Who knew PCC can be so much fun.3. Open division platforms are the F1 of our sport.  Have to invest the time to fine tune everything.4. Every match is an aha moment.  Keep learning! 

Scott Sheldon - addicted since 2017. It started as a hobby.

1. Learn the right with when transitioning from iron to dot. Steel to paper was humbling.2. Pick what's right in training, quality gear, and gear usage.3. Ferrantic motions, stabilized it.4. Get a Glock for a starter.

Joni Marie share her journey on bowhunting, fighting a rare disease, taking a red stag and experience being on Queen of the Mile TV show.

28 big game animals.Live life and fight!List animal on the bucket list.Winning 4 challenges.

From James' military mindset to business mindset.

1. Keep an open mind.
2. Train for goals.
3. Be in the present. Crush it.
4. Gear matters.
5. Know the game. Game it.

Erin takes "Mindset" at a different level

1. Be selective on taking advices.
2. You will mess up. Learn from the opportunity.
3. Keep pushing. Learn to play YOUR game.
4. Set the energy.

Allan's recipe to accelerate growth.

1. Good training.
2. Mental game. How to adjust one's mindset.
3. Find the right crew.
4. Identify who the chase along the way.

Nuggets of information shared by Mikayla.

1. From irons to optics. Speed. Target focused.
2. Training skills needed for competition.
3. Journey of consistency. Skills on demand.
4. Points matter. Learn the game.
5. Every round mattered. Focused training.

What did Rick do to get better?

1. Gotta have fun.2. Understand the game: efficiency, speed, control.3. Get healthy.

Jack reflects on what he learned and applied from some great competitors.

1. How to have the most fun in 20 seconds.2. Level of effort. Are you out of breath?3. Vision.4. Death of ego.