podcast · Aug 27, 2026 · Making Shooters Better
Stop Trying to Pull the Trigger Faster: How Elite Shooters Improve Their Speed
What happens when two elite competitive shooters reach the top through completely different paths? Randi Rogers began shooting at just 11 years old alongside her grandparents in Cowboy Action Shooting, competing under the unforgettable alias “Holy Terror.” Shooting became almost second nature, and over the next 28 years she accumulated more than 85 world and national titles across nine different shooting disciplines. Gordon Carrell's journey couldn't have looked more different. After years of football, pole vaulting, rock climbing, hiking, hunting, and other athletic pursuits, Gordon entered c
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