What/Who are recommended trainers for PRS/NRL style match. My prone shooting is coming along, need help with positional shooting. Time for some training. DOn't care where. Old man, has $$ will travel. My local PRS match is kinda tapped out--I have a motely crew of misfits I RO for, but I am not learning--need some pro help.
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We do group trainings at Gravestone with myself (Jake Graves), Morgun King, and Shayne Ward. I also do 1:1’s if a group date doesn’t work for you.
Email me at [email protected] for more information.
Email me at [email protected] for more information.
JC steel has some online videos that you can watch on your own time. Derek at DI precision does 1 on 1s, Gravestone, K&M, Altus, and Jtac are some of the more class based style.
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2. Andy Slade of Riflemans Path
Either will ground you with a foundation of fundamentals first. Those are necessary as they become more important as you get higher off the ground, which there will be plenty of as well with either of those two. I really enjoyed training with Andy because he also gives you personalized training tips and techniques.
Then when you are on your upward climb, look at doing a class with JTAC. My experience with them was excellent but it was all positional and lip service on fundamentals... that said they gear toward what the class body wants to get out of the class and my class was mostly shooters with lots of experience. Another class may be different.
2. Andy Slade of Riflemans Path
Either will ground you with a foundation of fundamentals first. Those are necessary as they become more important as you get higher off the ground, which there will be plenty of as well with either of those two. I really enjoyed training with Andy because he also gives you personalized training tips and techniques.
Then when you are on your upward climb, look at doing a class with JTAC. My experience with them was excellent but it was all positional and lip service on fundamentals... that said they gear toward what the class body wants to get out of the class and my class was mostly shooters with lots of experience. Another class may be different.
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My mistake. The OP said he was comfortable in prone but needed help with positional shooting and wind calling, and that he was comfortable with paying for good instruction and was willing travel.
Caylen's Long Range Skills Progression class seemed like it might fit the bill, even if it's not specifically described as a competition prep course.
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