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Steve talks about why a properly prepared brain cannot fart, and why you aren't ready to shoot. Email Steve for a free stage analysis tool: steve@andersonshooting.com

Steve discusses weather (ha) you should take the winter off, risks offending the women's lib crowd very politely, and tries to keep his dogs quiet for a very short podcast episode.

El Steve-o discusses a useless emotion, tells you why you get beat by 2-3 seconds on every field course... and then proposes a solution! Also, we dissect a Van Halen song for Mike Elliott!

Today we talk about SPEED MODE, pants, hand grenades and heading back to Texas for more classes!

Steve discusses his "return to former form" match, dispenses more of his obsession with shot calling as the key to unlocking the subconscious, thanks a bunch of people, then closes a chapter. A beautiful, wonderful chapt…

What could you do with 17 decimal places? Shoot faster!

We kick off the newly named "That Shooting Show" with music, enthusiasm, a fantastic mood and an attempted stabbing. Yikes!

An examination of the possibility of using the drills in book one "Refinement and Repetition" on the move in order to gain a highly desirable skill: Shooting on the move with CONFIDENCE.

Steve runs himself through the AndersonShooting curriculum, and his team helps him begin to correct his greatest weakness. Then, Daisy the doberman farts loudly.

Erich L. inspires an analogy...

Steve does a facetime tuneup, Chad Rausch gets pulled over in Indiana, and the state of capitalism is examined briefly.

Short and sort of serious. Remind you of anyone? The full interview will appear in my third book, out sometime.

A 30 minute lecture about some common dry fire tecniques that I do not endorse.:)

Steve and Andrew Roberts discuss his experience after dry fire tune-up level 1.

Andrew Roberts and I discuss Dry Fire in general, and the level 2 tune-up specificallyl

Featuring my mother, Marilyn Umphrey on Cello.

Moms and Ronn help me explain shot calling and subconscious action.

Me and DLR say grace.

I interview my mother about the similarities between teaching shooting and music, and then we talk about why she didn't kill me in my sleep. Long at 30 minutes, but interesting if you're into the subconscious process...

When I hold something sacred, it's only natural to be passionate about it. This causes me grief, so I keep acting tough until I figure it out. :)

I wrote this for MA2 as an excercise to see if I could get the word "Doberman" into a love song. She was not impressed. Wait til you hear the redone "shooting"version featuring Nellie on some vocals. Very, very inspiring…

Bill and Brandon join me and Nellie for our last supper, then we get a song from Alpha Mike and the No-shoots. Shenanigans Ensued. Just another Thursday Night at Anderson HQ.

Because I'm feeling musical...this is a preview of the new music I'm working on with the great Andy Patalan from Saline, Michigan. He's the 2nd or 3rd greatest singer ever, and kind of a big deal. More soon, but about sh…

I learn to let go, and then we talk about using technique as a bridge to moregooderbetter awesomesauce. For better or worse, this on is DLR free! It won't last.

Today we cover the very first shooting lesson of the great RF1000, we get a call from David Lee Roth, and I go organic food shopping! Fun, Fun, Fun.

Today we call Diamond Dave for career advice, and Brandon gets a movement lesson at the new HQ.

I get a question about swingers, and I answer it. I also make fun of Brandon and play guitar.