Do You Feel the Need for Speed?: A Training Manual for Becoming a Steel Challenge Grand Master, Paperback/Ken Verderame

This is the first competition shooting training manual dedicated 100% to the practical shooting sport of Steel Challenge. This book discusses everything you'll need to know to become a better Steel Challenge shooter. Setting goals, conducting critical self analysis, mental toughness, specific training methodologies, stage shooting strategies, dry fire drills, live fire drills and more. Detailed explanations of all fundamental Steel Challenge shooting techniques plus Ken's "10 rules to shooting greatness" are provided in his easy-to-understand, no nonsense teaching style. If you're serious about becoming a better Steel Challenge shooter this is a must-have book About the Author: Ken Verderame has been writing semi-professionally for the last 20 years. During the late 1990s he was a regular contributor to the nationally syndicated magazine 'Sport Fishing' and has also authored two books. During 2016 he wrote a 5-part series for the magazine "Front Sight" and due to its popularity, in 2017, he began writing a regular column for the magazine entitled 'Steel Challenge Shooting Corner." His new book; "Do You Feel The Need For Speed?" is the first shooting training manual dedicated solely to the practical shooting sport of Steel Challenge. As a nationally ranked competitive shooter he decided to write this book to share the training program he developed to become a Steel Challenge Grand Master and help pass on the wisdom and insights he's gained during his shooting development. He has written 2 books under the pen name 'Roland A. Nimitz'. The first was; "Blackjack: Secrets Of The Pros" was an instructional manual for becoming a better casino blackjack player. The second edition of this book should be available by late 2017. His second book, "The Little Red Book Of Government Platitudes," is a collection of the most often-heard platitudes espoused by government employees involved in the military acquisition business and includes his unique (if somewhat sarcastic) interpretation of what they actually mean as only an insider could provide.