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Max Michel Training in Richmond CA

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There is still space available for upcoming classes with Max Michel at Richmond Rod and Gun Club in Richmond CA. There are two 2-day classes available, Sept 23-24 and Sept 25-26. If you have not trained with Max before, you should take this opportunity. Unlike some other instructors he gives a lot of individual feedback and will try and tailor concepts to your individual style. Class size is limited to 12 students each. You can sign up at Max's website https://maxmichel.com/shop/
 
Any prerequisites to taking the class or is it ok for someone who's getting into competitive shooting to take the class?
 
Any prerequisites to taking the class or is it ok for someone who's getting into competitive shooting to take the class?
For this class, it is a little more advanced. I think Max wants a C class or better shooter in USPSA. To really benefit you should be a B or an A.
 
So no one who just shoots for fun and never went serious at all with it?
It's one of those things, the class is kind of expensive $750 over two days. He's the shooting team captain for Sig Sauer. So when you take his class its going to be fairly fast paced. For many people if they haven't competed it might not be fun because its like drinking through a firehose.

 
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