I like your priority order, accuracy then placement. I also liked your statement about choosing the weapon for your use. For me a similar thing I tell people is know YOUR limits which is what you are essentially saying. It does not matter that 6.5 will shoot a mile, if you can’t hit a paper...
I lift with some former competition guys. Almost universally they use 2-3 supplements tops, creatine, BCAA, and a multivitamin, with protein on top. Some of these guys juice, some don’t, all of them say not to trust 90% of the crap out there.
I had the same issue, I traveled 80% of the time. I started skipping breakfast to offset the client dinners and had a protein shake for lunch.
For hotel gyms I ended up doing a lot of research on body weight exercises and did that in my room at night, lots of pushups and sit ups and body weight...
It only worked for me when I was strict on counting calories. I think I could have spent more time evaluating meal timing and sizes coming out of the fast to maximize benefits. Overall it worked for me but I did better with more flexibility.
I did a tough mudder and loved it. What I didn’t love were all the unprepared people, but thankfully they dropped out halfway through and freed up wait times at obstacles.
Ha! My thoughts exactly. I have kids and a full time job and a side business. My time is finite, I am there to work and go home, so it gets frustrating when you have people hogging machines and benches etc and taking 15 min between sets.
So I’ll be honest, I have never owned one. Our rental guns ran PSTs and so I only had occasion to shoot the PST a handful of times. My main scope is a Kahles K624i and I have handled a few gen 2s, so my opinion is based on my observations on the differences in feel between the PST and gen 2 and...