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Samurai · October 2, 2006, 11:13 AM

Well sure, Timothy. But, this is training for IDPA, not for self-defense. For self-defense, I'll just accept the fact that I hit 'em in the liver instead of the heart and move on... learn to cope with the failure... or whatever.

But, I'd still like to know how to keep it in the "0" for IDPA matches. And, I AM getting better... You should have seen me when I started.

Thanks, Lurper. I'll try that this Saturday.

Any more advice?

October 2, 2006, 11:13 AM	#5
Samurai Senior Member Join Date: November 20, 2001 Location: Knoxville, TN Posts: 901	Well sure, Timothy. But, this is training for IDPA, not for self-defense. For self-defense, I'll just accept the fact that I hit 'em in the liver instead of the heart and move on... learn to cope with the failure... or whatever. But, I'd still like to know how to keep it in the "0" for IDPA matches. And, I AM getting better... You should have seen me when I started. Thanks, Lurper. I'll try that this Saturday. Any more advice? __________________ - Honor is a wonderful and glorious thing... until it gets you killed! - Why is it that we fire 1,000 rounds and know that we need more practice, but yet we punch a bag 10 times and think we know how to fight? - When in doubt, train, train, train...