Shooting a pistol and hitting at 200 yards?

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Two weeks ago, while performing a noise demonstration at JTAC Ranch, I shot through a number of calibers of weapons including .50BMG, 338 Lapua, .308, 5.56mm, and .40 cal pistol while sound levels were being recorded. I was challenged by my good friend Blaze to shoot a steel target at 200 yards with my Glock 35. I shot, and a moment later we all heard the satisfying "ping" of the bullet striking the 16" tall by 12" wide steel target. Was it an accident? Well, I regularly shoot out past 100 yards, so maybe I got lucky, and maybe I just hit what I was shooting at. The point is, when it counted, I performed at a high level.

I am often asked, while teaching a shooting class, about Shooting performance and how to make the greatest gains in the shortest amount of time. Most of the time I simplify my answer and talk about pre-loading oxygen and breath control during shooting. What I have found is that the same techniques that help me shoot at a high level, also help me perform better in life. Whether making a stressful phone call, to mentoring a younger person, to entering a test situation, I find value in the application of EVENPULSE methodologies.

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