Champion Shooting: A Proven Process for Success at Any Level: Volume 1 - Tapa blanda

co-authored with Jay Hirshberg this plain-english guide on how to train to become a better shooter has tips from the best of the best and covers a wide array of topics to enable the common shooter to become as good as possible at shooting given their time constraints. With a focus on practical shooting as a backdrop the book goes into detail on areas such as key commandments and misconceptions of practical shooting, trigger control, understanding the training process and practice drills, how to create your own training drills, 10 drills that one should master, and a week in the life of a professional shooter. Other areas covered in detail are example training plans, how to interpret match results and apply those learnings to ones' training as well as a prescription for self-awareness and positive training. Honestly written, Champion Shooting lays out the things that you must work on to get better in competitive pistol. It’s not really a “here’s what I did to accomplish X, Y, or Z”; rather the book is a useful tool which explains how you can go about shooting like a champion. This book focuses on how to train as opposed to shooting technique with concepts that come from years of discussions with top shooters. It is a must-have addition to any shooter's library.

Ben Stoeger has been shooting competitively since 2005. He has constantly worked towards mastery of the pistol for years. Ben has been competing at the USPSA Nationals since 2007 and was a member of the United States Production World Team at the World Championships in Rhodes, Greece. He has been teaching formal competition classes since 2008 and continues to improve his curriculum and methods. As of this writing, he is the 2 time and reigning U.S. Production National Champion. Jay Hirshberg founded several companies during his professional career in business. He is the co-author of several software patents and is an experienced CEO and former Management Consultant. He has academic degrees from Boston University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology where he is a frequent lecturer.