Do you know USPSA Competition rule 1.1.5.5? Do you know how to enforce it? Do you know that it is now allowed at all match levels? Let’s look at the April Question of the Month results and learn more.
[Read more…] about No shortcuts allowedLocations and views on longer stages
We have talked about the definitions of location and view and their application on a short course, but what about medium and long courses where there are many opportunities for different locations and/or views? Let’s talk about good and bad stage design in relation to these two things.
[Read more…] about Locations and views on longer stagesBut is that stage a legal location and view?
Last week I introduced everyone to the definition of location and view in relation to stage design. But let’s talk more about making sure your stage is legal in regards to these terms.
[Read more…] about But is that stage a legal location and view?Locations and views
Short, medium, and long courses cannot require more than 8 scoring hits from any single location or view. Which means if you help build or design stages you need to understand the definitions of a location and view in order to make sure the stages are legal.
[Read more…] about Locations and viewsPlate size matters
Just because a manufacturer’s website says an item is legal for use in USPSA matches, it sometimes is missing the appropriate caveats as to which ruleset or division the item is legal in. This Question of the Month deals with an item that is legal under one ruleset, but not another. Let’s learn more.
[Read more…] about Plate size mattersSomeone else will do it
Does your club have a poor club culture? Have you done anything to change that? Or are you assuming that someone else will do it?
[Read more…] about Someone else will do itThe rules are a team sport
Everyone has questions about USPSA and SCSA rules at some point. But how do you get those questions answered?
[Read more…] about The rules are a team sportOuter Limits foot faults
There is only one SCSA stage that requires movement during a string which means competitors have the chance of earning a foot fault while moving between boxes. Let’s learn the rules behind SCSA foot faults in this Question of the Month.
[Read more…] about Outer Limits foot faults