Personal Record Keeping

One of the vital areas of training is record keeping. Accurate records provide a reference that can plot progress and also indicate trends, good and bad!

The type of records kept are limited only by the shooter’s imagination. Here are some examples:

Training scores by station

Competition scores by station

Dry training performances

Technical information

Coaching adjustments

Coping with adverse weather conditions

Equipment preferences

Gun fit measurements  

Over time, using the gathered information, the shooter can create an excellent personal training manual, a very useful reference tool. Organising it can create a problem but there are computer programmes that make it all pretty simple.

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