Triangle Tactical - Uspsa | 3 Gun | Idpa | Competitive Shooting

Way back when I used to ride mountain bikes in junior high school I just pushed my mountain bike down the trail, and never really learned how to do things better. I rode a lot, put a lot of miles on my bike, but I didn't practice. I did the same thing when I first got really into shooting and competitive shooting. I'd just go to the range and shoot. When I started competing I started with a certain level of mediocrity that I was kind of okay with. I'd go to matches and say things like "this is just a practice match" so sucking at the match and not progressing wouldn't be such a big blow to my ego. After getting a book about how to practice, I came to the conclusion that shooting matches for practice sucks. You need to break things down to their smallest level, and practice them, then put those skills together into bigger things. I'm currently doing the same things with mountain biking. I feel like a complete newb, so I'm looking at the skills that I need  practice, and making myself spend a few minutes each n