That Shooting Show With Steve Anderson

This might be one of the best shows I've ever done! What do you think?

Maybe, Maybe not.

You'vce heard the opposite for decades...allow me to make a case for getting faster, faster eith a combination of dry fire and mental game, which happen to be my specialties!

Kita joins me and 16 shoooters from Jamaica at the end of their Mental Management class to discuss movement, stage planning, and risk/reward strategies. There are a couple of technical issues in the recording due to internet issues, but you know we don't do edits here! Enjoy!

Part 3 of "How fast can a new shooter get to m class?" With Matt Pittman

This is part 2 of "How fast can a new shooter get to M class?"

Steve talks to a new shooter about how quickly he can get to M class and how to avoid some common mistakes!

Stuck in C class? Can't get outta B? Here's why and what to do about it!

If you don't know, you're probably not making much progress.

It doesn't have to be this way, but there's only one fix and you're gonna fight me on it.

You're gonna lose with effort or win with process!

13-Time USPSA National Champion  9-Time Steel Challenge National Iron-Sight Champion 9-Time IDPA National Champion 7-Time IDPA Indoor Nationals-Winter Championship 7-Time Steel Challenge World Iron-Sight Champion 5-Time Steel Challenge National Rimfire Champion 5-Time Pro-Am-National Shooting Champion 3-Time IPSC National Champion 3-Time Steel Challenge World Steel Master 3-Time Steel Challenge National Steel Master 2-Time Steel Challenge World Rimfire Champion 2-Time Tactical Shooting National Champion 2-Time Winchester World Challenge Champion IPSC World Champion IPSC Pan-American Champion NRA Action Pistol World Champion NRA Bianchi Cup National Champion Light & Laser Invitational Champion In total, winner of 250+ state, regional, national and world championships spanning 24 seasons from 1999-2024.

Sorry, but you cannot outsmart these principles.

Here are 26 ideas that are useless until they are turned into actionable tasks that are understood and can be completed! All classes come with $200 in Hunters HD Gold cash, and the Kita Busse video reviews are now available in the products section along with all the books which are back in stock and shipping NOW!

Every Class Comes With $200 in Hunters HD Gold Cash! Go to andersonshooting.com and click upcoming classes!

Check out the following Bob Schneider songs for a glimpse into this thing: Please Ask For help Flower Parts Let's Roll Please keep this quiet and share this cause with word of mouth ONLY. No posts. if you know her, just tell her get well soon! We can do this. We're already halfway there. Thank you and God bless you, and God bless Kita Busse!

Steve And Kita Busse will be in South Africa from April 29 to May 13 to do joint class and private classes! Get the details here!

Steve's roommate gets on board! Warning, some rough language from the co-host. Steve is on his best behavior!!!

I talk with Kita Busse and our new A-Class GM performers about their experience with our first Science and Simplicity Class. The results were nothing short of astonishing.  Jeff Suero and Gavin Butera are the first two people on the planet to get this new class in which Steve handles the gun firing and Kita gives immediate GM performance when the gun is moving. For info about classes email [email protected] or [email protected] .  For online Mental Management opportunities, please visit andersonshooting.com and click upcoming classes. To get a personalized copy of Kita's groundbreaking book Smart Move: Economy of Motion for the Shooting Sports, email [email protected]

I'm going to tell you ecxctly what to do to get out of the middle of the pack, but you're not likely to do it because you think you can outsmart it. You're wrong.

Many shooters are upset about the new USPSA classifier rules, and maybe rightfully so. Here's my take on the changes and my recommendation for how to handle it. Warning: I'm the Doctor you need, maybe not the Doctor you want. Sorry, Not Sorry.

I talk with Jay Slater, USPSA classification committee member, about possible changes to the USPSA classification system.

I wrote this song 12 years ago. Found it this morning as I got the manic motivation to clean out old email, because that's my biggest problem today…Thank God.   I was about to delete the highlighted messages when something caught my eye.   You can do this: An audio file from my friend and Slam Circus singer Andy Patalan.   The song was originally called "Always" and I wrote it for my second wife.  When I played it for her She said, "whatever," and went back to bed.   Some time later, I got home from a month long business deployment and she met me in the kitchen.   "Have you had enough coffee?"   "I'm gettin' there."   "Well, I need to tell you I'm not happy."   So many emotions hit me that I didn't know how to respond. Or maybe I did.    I had seen pictures of her partying in without her wedding ring and I was background processing how to handle it.  You know, benefit of the doubt, and all the other bullshit we tell ourselves to avoid a hard truth.   A million thoughts churned and quickly coalesced.   "Ok, then go someplace you'll be happy."   "Where am I supposed to go?"   "That's your problem now."   We had two Doberman Pinschers at the time, siblings.  "Whatever you do, don't split them up. Take both or neither."    She split them up, took her favorite and left. Cruelty to animals is worse than cruelty to humans. It's unforgivable.   During my month long business trip I had become friends with a waitress.   Applebees was the only restaurant open at 21:00 after I closed the record store, and she was there every night when I came in, double shot of Jim Beam waiting for me on my customary table.    I knew something was wrong at home and was already self-medicating, general anesthesia for a painful procedure I knew was coming.   I called my waitress friend after the wife left… That's where this song came from. I changed the lyrics and decided I needed to sing it myself.  My Slam Circus brothers fixed it up and Andy nailed the chorus like he always does.   Mike Purcell, Mark McCoy, Andy Patalan. Brothers.   So brother, if you're going through hell right now I need you to know it gets better.   I'll see you on the other side. If you're still alive, You're halfway there.

Consistency? Stuck in C Class? Not Reaching Your Goals? Middle Of The Pack? Fast and Sloppy? Slow And Accurate? I have learned how to fix these things forever!