12: Ravin Perry of Team Bushmaster on treating 3-Gun like a sport through practice, nutrition and positive thought

 

Ravin Perry of Team Bushmaster is Mr. Positivity on and off the range and he brings his PMA to episode 12 of The 3-Gun Show where we discuss how to be an excuse remover and take action on your training. Ravin also details how he learned from Dave Sevigny to say “no” to the match food and prepare his own healthy meals. Ravin treats 3-Gun like a an athlete treats his sport, learn why you should too.

In this Episode You’ll Learn:

  • How CrossFit helps you handle a shotgun more effectively
  • Why you should get used to shooting one type of setup and one focal plane
  • How proper nutrition and hydration has a huge effect on your match performance
  • Why you need to treat 3-Gun as a sport once you have a grasp of the fundamentals
  • Professional athletes are just like you and I, they’ve just chosen to put their focus on something that we haven’t
  • Why if you want it, you’ll find a way to do it
  • Plus why if you’re negative, stay away while Ravin is shooting
  • And more!

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A big thanks to Ravin for taking a break from dry-fire to join us on The 3-Gun Show!

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