372: How To Analyze Match Video with Adam Riser
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This week Adam Riser is on the show to break down his match performance in real time. Together we go through each stage of Hard as Hell 2022 and talk about Adam’s wins, losses and of course, the funny things that happened at the match.
Learn how a top performer breaks down his match video to apply these principles to your post-match evaluation.
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Just a quick comment on the pistol on stage 3, when I design stages that have shooters run back to a position at the front of the stage, I will have shooters stage their pistol in a dump box (empty) at the beginning of the pistol run.
This will keep less experienced shooters from drawing their pistol to soon before they are facing down range and DQing by breaking the 180. By staging it no one gets DQed due to stage design.
That said a pistol on a screw seems a bit wonky.