Fantastic class. Thank you guys. Weaponized math was super easy, I was amazed at how well PR1 went with taking any level of shooter, correcting fundamentals, and then everyone was having first round hits from 300-1000. Super smooth. No need for Kestrels, and Phones... simple math.
PR2, I'd be curious on different formats.
I like the tracking test, dot drills on getting up and down, and speed. I found that drill really fun, and think it'd be worth maybe running 2 cycles of it. Like run it once, give tips and a brief talk on how to do it better. Run it again.
Tracking test, possibly try to have 2 stations if possible, just to speed it up.
The different positional shooting positions were great exposure. Getting a lot of people to run the different positions was fun, but some people like me are lazy and without guided instruction, I tend to just fall off or only do things I do well / easy. Which is why I never practice offhand shooting. You mentioned having small groups per station, and I think that's good. Small groups, focused learning, either small groups of people helping each other, with the instructors rotating for tips.
PRS Mini Comps.
Great exposure to a mini comp under time. I think we could incorporate more learning during this section. People under time, tend to fall into bad habits. Bladed positions, etc. It'd be great to have a person run it once, and then get some tips on corrections / how to do it better. And have them run it again.
It might be that PR2 comes out to being more like a 3-Day course given the amount of content/shooting. Or it requires splitting into two groups with the instructors splitting off.
