Training to be good at shooting can be the most pointless endeavor. Why do you train?

Training to be good at shooting can be the most pointless endeavor. Why do you train? To be ready for what? Winning a competition, surviving a gun fight, preparedness…?

If the outcome for why you train is never actualized did you waste time? Being processed oriented fixes this conundrum in my mind.

I train myself for a myriad of reasons, I discuss some of them and others I don’t. If you care to discuss it, why do you train?

The video is me ending a session with 3 different bills drills, I’m focused on the group size and wasn’t necessarily happy with the result. I rarely ever am. The runs are consistent and meet a goal in terms of time. Learning the new gun has been fun though.