Re: My Latest IDPA Match: Still Suck!
Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2014 9:43 pm
You don't suck, I see some very good fundamentals from a noob. You're bleeding most of your time with things that are not shooting such as the way you are moving to the next shooting position and reloads. For a new shooter, I would rather see them take their time and make their shots and worry about the speed aspect later. It's safer and more fun than trying to run and gun when you can't yet.
If your wanting to get better at this game, try practicing reloads where the only thing that moves is your hand instead of ducking back into cover for the reloads. If you are just wanting to build tactical skills, keep doing what your doing and just practice faster reloading.
From a shooting standpoint, there are some small things going on, but I wouldn't sweat that yet. PM me if you want more info about it.
If your wanting to get better at this game, try practicing reloads where the only thing that moves is your hand instead of ducking back into cover for the reloads. If you are just wanting to build tactical skills, keep doing what your doing and just practice faster reloading.
From a shooting standpoint, there are some small things going on, but I wouldn't sweat that yet. PM me if you want more info about it.
with this. You can be the fastest draw in the world, but if you can't hit anything it probably won't make any difference. Do a classifier and then start figuring out how you do against others in your class. Are you faster, but miss more? Do you miss fewer, but are slower? Then figure out what to work on to improve. And always keep track of your points down. Hopefully, that will decrease over time.