Alan

Two minutes feels like an eternity.

I feel like there were some stages where I felt like I was laying in position for an hour shooting targets.

I mean, because like if you get a stage, the pipe stage that I post on Instagram, I felt like I had an eternity during that stage because it was all positional, but it was a troop line up a hill directly in front of you.

No pan.

other than the cerebral factor of trying to make sure you're hitting the correct target.

I had a long time.

But the big thing is learn how to use your, your ballistic calculation system, whether it's the Kestrel or quantum or Ford offer, learn how to use your not ballistic.

Learn how to use your dope system, the entire thing, top to bottom, learn all of it.

What else?

And being able to do it on the fly.

So I went into day one never having used a wind bracket.

Ever.

By the end of day two, I was making it at every stage.

Every single stage.

Now...

I don't know that I was doing it the exact way that Alan teaches in the classes, but I mean, every single stage I was making four, like four bracket wind brackets.

And most of them were, uh, six, nine, 12 and, uh,

uh 15 mile an hour okay because that is how it worked out based on azimuth and wind direction okay so even though the wind's coming at 6 30 or yeah 6 30 or uh seven o'clock i'm still using a 12 mile an hour wind bracket shit was blowing i mean it was there was a lot of wind and no matter what you think the weather's gonna be take cold weather year

Day one, it was like 94.

And I did.