New Year - New Resolution?

I know, we’re not even through Christmas and I’m asking you to think about your New Year’s resolution!

I’m not a huge fan of New Year’s resolutions because it gives me a chance to procrastinate until January 1 instead of resolving to start today! However, there are always areas I can improve on and a little extra push to start working on those areas never hurts.

What do you want to work on in the new year? (Multiple Choice)

  • Dryfire training
  • Range Time
  • Classes
  • Reading/watching training material
  • Other please list below

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Please share whatever details you’d like below, including amount of time and frequency for each area. :slight_smile:

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No new guns in 2020.

Training at least one pistol class (already scheduled) and one rifle class (date is TBD)

Step up my PT, not necessarily weight loss oriented but strength and endurance. Hold off losing a step for as long as possible.

Read 3 books on my short list these are mostly mindset based books.

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All of the above and the things I have not thought of yet

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All of the above, but more emphasis on classes

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Other. Stop the Bleed & CPR.

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All of the above plus @TexasEskimo’s list.

Plus just getting myself organized :roll_eyes: :grimacing:

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I already made a promise I’m going to take some classes…
IF possiblE i could and would before new years :rofl: :rofl:.

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Dry Fire Training - Continue working on my draw

Classes - I want to take at least two live fire classes this year

Range Time - Focusing on shooting accuracy with both eyes open at 7+ yds

Other - Working on both eyes open at 7+yds (tied to range time)

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I also want to work on shooting from behind cover and while on the move. Hard to do at an indoor range. Don’t want to be static if that situation was to arise.

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I’ve seen how you travel @Zee , you’re organized! :stuck_out_tongue:

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Ok, maybe I just need to get more aligned with my OCD :laughing:

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Dry fire. Why I don’t more often is a mystery since I work from home and have the gun safe next to my desk.

Get my wife to the range more!!!

Get my daughters air rifle scores up to make regionals and maybe nationals. She knows I’d travel the Country for her to compete but she hasn’t decided to do it yet.

A gun a month would be fun but I really want a C8 Corvette (hey, priorities).

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