Lessons Learned from Dragon’s Cup with 3+ Hours of Video Analysis
Studying my Dragon's Cup and reviewing identifying opportunities for me to move.
Dragon’s Cup is an amazing USPSA major match in Odessa, Texas. I attended in 2022 shooting PCC and eagerly returned for the 2023 match shooting open division.
I went into this match with tendon issues in my support hand, which drastically impacted my ability to control follow up shots, particularly on distant partials – which Dragon’s Cup had plenty.
These videos are my own self analysis of the stages, identifying things that went well, lessons learned, and opportunities for improvement.
I spend over three hours deep diving into my performance – the good, the bad, the lessons learned, and what I’m going to do different to keep climbing.
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Written by Brian Purkiss - always a student, sometimes a teacher.
I don't consider myself a competition shooter - I think of myself as a performance pistol shooter. I am all about performing at as high of a level as possible. Towards that end, I am obsessive about learning how to perform. I spend a lot of my life learning from the best across the entire firearms world and even into other areas of performance and other sports. I am a USPSA Carry Optics Grandmaster, currently working towards my second GM title in the Open division.
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