Break Into B: - C & D Class USPSA Performance Clinic

Service Description

Break Into B: C & D Class USPSA Performance Clinic This clinic is built specifically for C and D class shooters in the United States Practical Shooting Association who are tired of inconsistent performance and want a clear, structured path to reaching B class. Most shooters stay stuck because they’re training without direction—focusing on the wrong things, reinforcing inefficient habits, and chasing speed without control. This course is designed to fix that. You’ll learn how to build clean fundamentals and apply them efficiently so you can shoot faster without sacrificing accuracy. The focus is on eliminating wasted movement, improving visual discipline, and creating repeatable performance under pressure. This is not a high round-count or “burn ammo” class. It’s a performance-focused clinic built around measurable improvement. ⸻ What You’ll Learn Performance Baseline & Diagnostics * Establish your current skill level using structured drills * Identify exactly where you’re losing time and points ⸻ Fundamentals That Drive Classification * Grip consistency and recoil control * Trigger control at speed * Visual discipline (learning what you actually need to see) * Efficient draw and first-shot execution ⸻ Efficiency & Speed Development * Eliminating over-confirmation on A-zone hits * Building smooth, consistent shot cadence * Faster, cleaner target transitions * Reducing hesitation between actions ⸻ Reloading & Movement Integration * Efficient reload mechanics * Reloading on the move without breaking flow * Timing reloads within transitions and position changes ⸻ Controlled Movement Application * Entry and exit efficiency * Shooting while settling into position * Maintaining accuracy under movement ⸻ Performance Standards & Accountability * Clear benchmarks aligned with B-class expectations * Drills and standards you can take into your own practice ⸻ Re-Test & Performance Validation * Re-run key drills to track measurable improvement * Leave with a clear plan for continued progression ⸻ Who This Class Is For * USPSA C and D class shooters * New competitors looking to improve with structure * Shooters stuck in a plateau who want to level up Not recommended for: * First-time handgun shooters * Shooters seeking advanced stage strategy or high-level competition tactics * Round Count: 200–250 rounds * Required Gear: * Competition-ready handgun * Competition Holster and magazine carriers * 3 magazines minimum