Register for 10.10 Rooftop Shooting Range Hit Factor Match

Rooftop Shooting Range is hosting a Hit Factor match using USPSA and IPSC targets. We have a couple of instructors teaching during the week. The two instructors and their students will shoot as a squad. PLEASE DO NOT JOIN SQUAD 1 OR 2 IF YOU ARE NOT ATTENDING THE CLASSES THAT WEEK. STUDENTS WILL SHOOT WITH THEIR RESPECTIVE INSTRUCTORS.

Match details:

- 6 stages
- Match fee is $40 for non-members and $30 for Rooftop Range members (Range members must be part of the Rooftop Shooting Range PCSL Club to receive the discounted rate: https://practiscore.com/clubs/rooftop_shooting_pcsl/membership/join)
- Sign-in starts at 8:15 AM
- New shooter brief: 8:40 AM
- Sign-in closes at 8:45 AM
- Match starts at 9:00 AM (WE WILL START WITHOUT YOU IF YOU ARE NOT ON TIME)

If you're unable to attend, please withdraw so that others may have an opportunity to attend.

Please remember that firearms should only be handled at the safe table in a designated bay. Handling firearms in the parking lot will result in an immediate match disqualification!

*Note: Refunds will not be provided within 72 hours of the match. This discourages shooters from signing up, withdrawing, and taking a slot for another shooter too close to the match date. Refunds will be provided net of a 2.9% Stripe CC processing fee unless Rooftop Shooting Range cancels the match.*

Register for Practice Day and Office Hours at Rooftop Shooting Range

Practice Day & Office Hours is designed for shooters looking to build momentum, refine their skills, and gain clarity in their training. Whether you're new to performance shooting, working through a plateau, or aiming to improve match performance, this session provides a structured environment to assess and develop your abilities.

This class blends guided practice with coaching to help identify inefficiencies and introduce actionable solutions. Through a combination of stage runs, focused drills, and targeted instruction, students will receive both group-based learning and individualized feedback. The goal is to provide direction, reinforce fundamentals, and help each shooter leave with a clearer path forward.

The specific skills covered will be tailored to the group based on pre-class input and real-time observations throughout the session.

Subjects:

Stage runs: applying skills under pressure and identifying breakdowns

Diagnostics: identifying inefficiencies in performance and decision-making

Fundamentals refinement: grip, vision, and trigger control under live conditions

Movement and positioning: navigating stages efficiently and effectively

Training strategy: how to structure practice for continued improvement

Coaching feedback: individualized input based on observed performance

Problem solving: adapting to challenges and correcting errors in real time

Register for Performance Pistol: Core Fundamentals with Andy Dang

Core Fundamentals is a principles-first approach to performance marksmanship. Built around the three elementary pillars of shooting — grip, vision, and trigger control — this class establishes the mechanical foundation that every higher-level skill depends on. You'll leave with a repeatable process for training, a clear framework for self-diagnosis, and the essential manipulations to perform confidently on the range.

Subjects:

• Stance and posture

• Grip

• Vision

• Trigger control

• Index

• Tension management

• Draw

• Reloads

• Single-handed shooting

• Equipment configuration

• Training philosophy and diagnostics

Equipment Recommendations: Pistol, minimum two magazines, gun belt, magazine pouches, eye protection, ear protection

Ammunition: Minimum: 250 rounds | Suggested: 350 rounds

Attire / What to Bring: Attire suitable for forecasted weather conditions. Closed-toe shoes, hat, sunscreen. Plenty of hydration and snacks.

Time Commitment: 1:30 PM – 5:30 PM

Performance Pistol classes are designed for shooters with basic safe-handling proficiency. No specific prior class is required — each class addresses a distinct skill set and can be taken in any order.

Non-Refundable / Credit Policy: All class fees are non-refundable. If you are unable to attend your scheduled class, your payment will be converted into a credit that may be applied toward a future Rooftop Shooting Academy class.

Register for Performance Pistol: Mechanics of Movement and Positioning with Andy Dang

Practical shooting is dynamic. Stages require moving between multiple positions efficiently, establishing effective shooting platforms quickly, and leaving positions without wasting time or breaking flow. This class covers the movement mechanics that underpin all dynamic shooting — how to move with intent, enter and exit positions explosively, and control your sectors of fire with precision.

Subjects:

• Non-shooting movement

• Mounted vs. dismounted movement

• Positioning and blending

• Sectors of fire

• Entries and exits

Equipment Recommendations: Pistol, minimum two magazines, gun belt, magazine pouches, eye protection, ear protection

Ammunition: Minimum: 250 rounds | Suggested: 350 rounds

Attire / What to Bring: Attire suitable for forecasted weather conditions. Closed-toe shoes, hat, sunscreen. Plenty of hydration and snacks.

Time Commitment: 9 AM – 1 PM

Performance Pistol classes are designed for shooters with basic safe-handling proficiency. No specific prior class is required — each class addresses a distinct skill set and can be taken in any order.

Non-Refundable / Credit Policy: All class fees are non-refundable. If you are unable to attend your scheduled class, your payment will be converted into a credit that may be applied toward a future Rooftop Shooting Academy class.

Register for Performance Pistol: Skills for Speed and Accuracy

Skills for Speed and Accuracy takes your shooting to the next level. Learn to engage multiple targets at high speed, push your accuracy on difficult targets, and do both with the confidence that comes from understanding exactly how to modulate your performance on demand. This class is built around the aiming and confirmation concepts that separate fast, accurate shooters from everyone else.

Subjects:

• Confirmation and aiming schemes

• Target transitions

• Confirmation modulation

• Shotcalling

Equipment Recommendations: Pistol, minimum two magazines, gun belt, magazine pouches, eye protection, ear protection

Ammunition: Minimum: 250 rounds | Suggested: 350 rounds

Attire / What to Bring: Attire suitable for forecasted weather conditions. Closed-toe shoes, hat, sunscreen. Plenty of hydration and snacks.

Time Commitment: 1:30 PM – 5:30 PM

Performance Pistol classes are designed for shooters with basic safe-handling proficiency. No specific prior class is required — each class addresses a distinct skill set and can be taken in any order.

Non-Refundable / Credit Policy: All class fees are non-refundable. If you are unable to attend your scheduled class, your payment will be converted into a credit that may be applied toward a future Rooftop Shooting Academy class.

Register for Practice Day and Office Hours at Rooftop Shooting Range

Practice Day & Office Hours is designed for shooters looking to build momentum, refine their skills, and gain clarity in their training. Whether you're new to performance shooting, working through a plateau, or aiming to improve match performance, this session provides a structured environment to assess and develop your abilities.

This class blends guided practice with coaching to help identify inefficiencies and introduce actionable solutions. Through a combination of stage runs, focused drills, and targeted instruction, students will receive both group-based learning and individualized feedback. The goal is to provide direction, reinforce fundamentals, and help each shooter leave with a clearer path forward.

The specific skills covered will be tailored to the group based on pre-class input and real-time observations throughout the session.

Subjects:

Stage runs: applying skills under pressure and identifying breakdowns

Diagnostics: identifying inefficiencies in performance and decision-making

Fundamentals refinement: grip, vision, and trigger control under live conditions

Movement and positioning: navigating stages efficiently and effectively

Training strategy: how to structure practice for continued improvement

Coaching feedback: individualized input based on observed performance

Problem solving: adapting to challenges and correcting errors in real time

Register for Performance Pistol: Dynamic Shooting with Andy Dang

Shooting on the move is one of the highest-value skills in practical competition — and one of the most complex to execute well. Dynamic Shooting brings together fundamentals and movement mechanics simultaneously, teaching you how to maintain accuracy while in motion, manage balance and control under dynamic conditions, and blend entries and exits with active shooting. Whether you're looking to save time on competition stages or build a more complete skill set, this class delivers.

Subjects:

• Effects of movement on shooting

• Dynamic entries and exits

• Control of movement and balance

• Shooting while moving

• Dynamic skills application

Equipment Recommendations: Pistol, minimum two magazines, gun belt, magazine pouches, eye protection, ear protection

Ammunition: Minimum: 250 rounds | Suggested: 350 rounds

Attire / What to Bring: Attire suitable for forecasted weather conditions. Closed-toe shoes, hat, sunscreen. Plenty of hydration and snacks.

Time Commitment: 1:30 PM – 5:30 PM

Performance Pistol classes are designed for shooters with basic safe-handling proficiency. No specific prior class is required — each class addresses a distinct skill set and can be taken in any order.

Non-Refundable / Credit Policy: All class fees are non-refundable. If you are unable to attend your scheduled class, your payment will be converted into a credit that may be applied toward a future Rooftop Shooting Academy class.

Register for Performance Pistol: Core Fundamentals with Andy Dang

Core Fundamentals is a principles-first approach to performance marksmanship. Built around the three elementary pillars of shooting — grip, vision, and trigger control — this class establishes the mechanical foundation that every higher-level skill depends on. You'll leave with a repeatable process for training, a clear framework for self-diagnosis, and the essential manipulations to perform confidently on the range.

Subjects:

• Stance and posture

• Grip

• Vision

• Trigger control

• Index

• Tension management

• Draw

• Reloads

• Single-handed shooting

• Equipment configuration

• Training philosophy and diagnostics

Equipment Recommendations: Pistol, minimum two magazines, gun belt, magazine pouches, eye protection, ear protection

Ammunition: Minimum: 250 rounds | Suggested: 350 rounds

Attire / What to Bring: Attire suitable for forecasted weather conditions. Closed-toe shoes, hat, sunscreen. Plenty of hydration and snacks.

Time Commitment: 9 AM – 1 PM

Performance Pistol classes are designed for shooters with basic safe-handling proficiency. No specific prior class is required — each class addresses a distinct skill set and can be taken in any order.

Non-Refundable / Credit Policy: All class fees are non-refundable. If you are unable to attend your scheduled class, your payment will be converted into a credit that may be applied toward a future Rooftop Shooting Academy class.

Register for Performance Pistol: Skills for Speed and Accuracy

Skills for Speed and Accuracy takes your shooting to the next level. Learn to engage multiple targets at high speed, push your accuracy on difficult targets, and do both with the confidence that comes from understanding exactly how to modulate your performance on demand. This class is built around the aiming and confirmation concepts that separate fast, accurate shooters from everyone else.

Subjects:

• Confirmation and aiming schemes

• Target transitions

• Confirmation modulation

• Shotcalling

Equipment Recommendations: Pistol, minimum two magazines, gun belt, magazine pouches, eye protection, ear protection

Ammunition: Minimum: 250 rounds | Suggested: 350 rounds

Attire / What to Bring: Attire suitable for forecasted weather conditions. Closed-toe shoes, hat, sunscreen. Plenty of hydration and snacks.

Time Commitment: 1:30 PM – 5:30 PM

Performance Pistol classes are designed for shooters with basic safe-handling proficiency. No specific prior class is required — each class addresses a distinct skill set and can be taken in any order.

Non-Refundable / Credit Policy: All class fees are non-refundable. If you are unable to attend your scheduled class, your payment will be converted into a credit that may be applied toward a future Rooftop Shooting Academy class.

Register for Performance Pistol: Mechanics of Movement and Positioning with Andy Dang

Practical shooting is dynamic. Stages require moving between multiple positions efficiently, establishing effective shooting platforms quickly, and leaving positions without wasting time or breaking flow. This class covers the movement mechanics that underpin all dynamic shooting — how to move with intent, enter and exit positions explosively, and control your sectors of fire with precision.

Subjects:

• Non-shooting movement

• Mounted vs. dismounted movement

• Positioning and blending

• Sectors of fire

• Entries and exits

Equipment Recommendations: Pistol, minimum two magazines, gun belt, magazine pouches, eye protection, ear protection

Ammunition: Minimum: 250 rounds | Suggested: 350 rounds

Attire / What to Bring: Attire suitable for forecasted weather conditions. Closed-toe shoes, hat, sunscreen. Plenty of hydration and snacks.

Time Commitment: 9 AM – 1 PM

Performance Pistol classes are designed for shooters with basic safe-handling proficiency. No specific prior class is required — each class addresses a distinct skill set and can be taken in any order.

Non-Refundable / Credit Policy: All class fees are non-refundable. If you are unable to attend your scheduled class, your payment will be converted into a credit that may be applied toward a future Rooftop Shooting Academy class.

Register for Practice Day and Office Hours at Rooftop Shooting Range

Practice Day & Office Hours is designed for shooters looking to build momentum, refine their skills, and gain clarity in their training. Whether you're new to performance shooting, working through a plateau, or aiming to improve match performance, this session provides a structured environment to assess and develop your abilities.

This class blends guided practice with coaching to help identify inefficiencies and introduce actionable solutions. Through a combination of stage runs, focused drills, and targeted instruction, students will receive both group-based learning and individualized feedback. The goal is to provide direction, reinforce fundamentals, and help each shooter leave with a clearer path forward.

The specific skills covered will be tailored to the group based on pre-class input and real-time observations throughout the session.

Subjects:

Stage runs: applying skills under pressure and identifying breakdowns

Diagnostics: identifying inefficiencies in performance and decision-making

Fundamentals refinement: grip, vision, and trigger control under live conditions

Movement and positioning: navigating stages efficiently and effectively

Training strategy: how to structure practice for continued improvement

Coaching feedback: individualized input based on observed performance

Problem solving: adapting to challenges and correcting errors in real time

Register for Performance Pistol: Dynamic Shooting with Andy Dang

Shooting on the move is one of the highest-value skills in practical competition — and one of the most complex to execute well. Dynamic Shooting brings together fundamentals and movement mechanics simultaneously, teaching you how to maintain accuracy while in motion, manage balance and control under dynamic conditions, and blend entries and exits with active shooting. Whether you're looking to save time on competition stages or build a more complete skill set, this class delivers.

Subjects:

• Effects of movement on shooting

• Dynamic entries and exits

• Control of movement and balance

• Shooting while moving

• Dynamic skills application

Equipment Recommendations: Pistol, minimum two magazines, gun belt, magazine pouches, eye protection, ear protection

Ammunition: Minimum: 250 rounds | Suggested: 350 rounds

Attire / What to Bring: Attire suitable for forecasted weather conditions. Closed-toe shoes, hat, sunscreen. Plenty of hydration and snacks.

Time Commitment: 9 AM – 1 PM

Performance Pistol classes are designed for shooters with basic safe-handling proficiency. No specific prior class is required — each class addresses a distinct skill set and can be taken in any order.

Non-Refundable / Credit Policy: All class fees are non-refundable. If you are unable to attend your scheduled class, your payment will be converted into a credit that may be applied toward a future Rooftop Shooting Academy class.

Register for Performance Pistol: Core Fundamentals with Andy Dang

Core Fundamentals is a principles-first approach to performance marksmanship. Built around the three elementary pillars of shooting — grip, vision, and trigger control — this class establishes the mechanical foundation that every higher-level skill depends on. You'll leave with a repeatable process for training, a clear framework for self-diagnosis, and the essential manipulations to perform confidently on the range.

Subjects:

• Stance and posture

• Grip

• Vision

• Trigger control

• Index

• Tension management

• Draw

• Reloads

• Single-handed shooting

• Equipment configuration

• Training philosophy and diagnostics

Equipment Recommendations: Pistol, minimum two magazines, gun belt, magazine pouches, eye protection, ear protection

Ammunition: Minimum: 250 rounds | Suggested: 350 rounds

Attire / What to Bring: Attire suitable for forecasted weather conditions. Closed-toe shoes, hat, sunscreen. Plenty of hydration and snacks.

Time Commitment: 9 AM – 1 PM

Performance Pistol classes are designed for shooters with basic safe-handling proficiency. No specific prior class is required — each class addresses a distinct skill set and can be taken in any order.

Non-Refundable / Credit Policy: All class fees are non-refundable. If you are unable to attend your scheduled class, your payment will be converted into a credit that may be applied toward a future Rooftop Shooting Academy class.

Register for Practice Day and Office Hours at Rooftop Shooting Range

Practice Day & Office Hours is designed for shooters looking to build momentum, refine their skills, and gain clarity in their training. Whether you're new to performance shooting, working through a plateau, or aiming to improve match performance, this session provides a structured environment to assess and develop your abilities.

This class blends guided practice with coaching to help identify inefficiencies and introduce actionable solutions. Through a combination of stage runs, focused drills, and targeted instruction, students will receive both group-based learning and individualized feedback. The goal is to provide direction, reinforce fundamentals, and help each shooter leave with a clearer path forward.

The specific skills covered will be tailored to the group based on pre-class input and real-time observations throughout the session.

Subjects:

Stage runs: applying skills under pressure and identifying breakdowns

Diagnostics: identifying inefficiencies in performance and decision-making

Fundamentals refinement: grip, vision, and trigger control under live conditions

Movement and positioning: navigating stages efficiently and effectively

Training strategy: how to structure practice for continued improvement

Coaching feedback: individualized input based on observed performance

Problem solving: adapting to challenges and correcting errors in real time

Register for Performance Pistol: Skills for Speed and Accuracy

Skills for Speed and Accuracy takes your shooting to the next level. Learn to engage multiple targets at high speed, push your accuracy on difficult targets, and do both with the confidence that comes from understanding exactly how to modulate your performance on demand. This class is built around the aiming and confirmation concepts that separate fast, accurate shooters from everyone else.

Subjects:

• Confirmation and aiming schemes

• Target transitions

• Confirmation modulation

• Shotcalling

Equipment Recommendations: Pistol, minimum two magazines, gun belt, magazine pouches, eye protection, ear protection

Ammunition: Minimum: 250 rounds | Suggested: 350 rounds

Attire / What to Bring: Attire suitable for forecasted weather conditions. Closed-toe shoes, hat, sunscreen. Plenty of hydration and snacks.

Time Commitment: 9 AM – 1 PM

Performance Pistol classes are designed for shooters with basic safe-handling proficiency. No specific prior class is required — each class addresses a distinct skill set and can be taken in any order.

Non-Refundable / Credit Policy: All class fees are non-refundable. If you are unable to attend your scheduled class, your payment will be converted into a credit that may be applied toward a future Rooftop Shooting Academy class.

Register for Intro to Competition Shooting Clinic with Andy Dang

So you want to shoot a match but don’t know where to start? The Intro to Competition Shooting Clinic at Rooftop Shooting Range is designed to answer the common questions new competitors have and prepare you to confidently step into your first match.

This clinic provides a practical, no-pressure introduction to the competitive shooting environment. Rather than focusing on raw performance, the emphasis is on understanding how matches actually work, what is expected of shooters, and how to navigate match day safely and efficiently. By the end of the clinic, you will have a clear process for preparing, showing up, and successfully participating in a competition.

The core goals of this course are simple: be safe, learn a lot, and have fun.

Subjects:

• Getting started in competitive shooting

• Common competition formats and divisions

• Equipment selection, setup, and configuration

• Holsters, belts, magazine placement, and stage gear considerations

• Match logistics: registration, check-in, squad assignments, and flow

• Stage walkthroughs and understanding stage briefs

• Range commands and what they mean in real time

• Basic competition rules for safety and scoring

• How to safely and efficiently shoot a stage

• Movement, position awareness, and muzzle discipline in a match environment

• Expectations of shooters, squad etiquette, and sportsmanship

• What to expect at your first match and how to avoid common mistakes

Equipment Recommendations: Any pistol appropriate for competition, gun belt with holster and magazine pouches, magazines sufficient to complete a stage without interruption

Ammunition: Minimum: 150 rounds | Suggested: 200 rounds

Attire / What to Bring: Attire suitable for forecasted weather conditions. Closed-toe shoes appropriate for outdoor movement. Plenty of hydration and light snacks.

Time Commitment: 9 AM – 1 PM

This clinic is designed for shooters who are new to competition or curious about getting started. No prior match experience is required, but students should already be comfortable safely handling their firearm. Learn it Saturday, then shoot your first match at Rooftop the following Saturday.

Non-Refundable / Credit Policy: All class fees are non-refundable. If you are unable to attend your scheduled class, your payment will be converted into a credit that may be applied toward a future Rooftop Shooting Academy class.

Competitive Skills and Strategy with Andy Dang – Registration Opening Soon

Already shooting matches and ready to place higher? Competitive Skills and Strategy is Andy Dang’s advanced clinic for experienced competitors. It moves past fundamentals and into the decisions that separate mid-pack finishes from podiums: how you plan a stage, where you take risk, how you build activators that fire under pressure, and how you optimize performance across an entire match day.

This class pairs with the Intro to Competition Shooting Clinic on Saturday, January 2. Beginners take Saturday, experienced shooters take Sunday, and everyone can put it to use at the Rooftop match the following Saturday, January 9.

Subjects:

• Stage planning: reading a stage brief, building a plan, and committing to it

• Risk management: when to push speed and when to bank points

• Activators and cues that trigger execution under match pressure

• Position selection, entries, exits, and transitions on complex stages

• Match-day performance optimization: mindset, pacing, and recovery between stages

• Reviewing runs and turning mistakes into a training plan

Equipment Recommendations: Match-ready pistol, minimum three magazines, gun belt, magazine pouches, eye protection, ear protection

Ammunition: Minimum: 250 rounds | Suggested: 350 rounds

Attire / What to Bring: Attire suitable for forecasted weather conditions. Closed-toe shoes, hat, sunscreen. Plenty of hydration and snacks.

Time Commitment: 9 AM – 1 PM

Intended for shooters with match experience. Registration and final pricing will be posted here soon. Questions? Email info@rooftopshooting.com.

Non-Refundable / Credit Policy: All class fees are non-refundable. If you are unable to attend your scheduled class, your payment will be converted into a credit that may be applied toward a future Rooftop Shooting Academy class.

Register for Performance Pistol: Mechanics of Movement and Positioning with Andy Dang

Practical shooting is dynamic. Stages require moving between multiple positions efficiently, establishing effective shooting platforms quickly, and leaving positions without wasting time or breaking flow. This class covers the movement mechanics that underpin all dynamic shooting — how to move with intent, enter and exit positions explosively, and control your sectors of fire with precision.

Subjects:

• Non-shooting movement

• Mounted vs. dismounted movement

• Positioning and blending

• Sectors of fire

• Entries and exits

Equipment Recommendations: Pistol, minimum two magazines, gun belt, magazine pouches, eye protection, ear protection

Ammunition: Minimum: 250 rounds | Suggested: 350 rounds

Attire / What to Bring: Attire suitable for forecasted weather conditions. Closed-toe shoes, hat, sunscreen. Plenty of hydration and snacks.

Time Commitment: 9 AM – 1 PM

Performance Pistol classes are designed for shooters with basic safe-handling proficiency. No specific prior class is required — each class addresses a distinct skill set and can be taken in any order.

Non-Refundable / Credit Policy: All class fees are non-refundable. If you are unable to attend your scheduled class, your payment will be converted into a credit that may be applied toward a future Rooftop Shooting Academy class.

Register for Performance Pistol: Dynamic Shooting with Andy Dang

Shooting on the move is one of the highest-value skills in practical competition — and one of the most complex to execute well. Dynamic Shooting brings together fundamentals and movement mechanics simultaneously, teaching you how to maintain accuracy while in motion, manage balance and control under dynamic conditions, and blend entries and exits with active shooting. Whether you're looking to save time on competition stages or build a more complete skill set, this class delivers.

Subjects:

• Effects of movement on shooting

• Dynamic entries and exits

• Control of movement and balance

• Shooting while moving

• Dynamic skills application

Equipment Recommendations: Pistol, minimum two magazines, gun belt, magazine pouches, eye protection, ear protection

Ammunition: Minimum: 250 rounds | Suggested: 350 rounds

Attire / What to Bring: Attire suitable for forecasted weather conditions. Closed-toe shoes, hat, sunscreen. Plenty of hydration and snacks.

Time Commitment: 9 AM – 1 PM

Performance Pistol classes are designed for shooters with basic safe-handling proficiency. No specific prior class is required — each class addresses a distinct skill set and can be taken in any order.

Non-Refundable / Credit Policy: All class fees are non-refundable. If you are unable to attend your scheduled class, your payment will be converted into a credit that may be applied toward a future Rooftop Shooting Academy class.

Register for Practice Day and Office Hours at Rooftop Shooting Range

Practice Day & Office Hours is designed for shooters looking to build momentum, refine their skills, and gain clarity in their training. Whether you're new to performance shooting, working through a plateau, or aiming to improve match performance, this session provides a structured environment to assess and develop your abilities.

This class blends guided practice with coaching to help identify inefficiencies and introduce actionable solutions. Through a combination of stage runs, focused drills, and targeted instruction, students will receive both group-based learning and individualized feedback. The goal is to provide direction, reinforce fundamentals, and help each shooter leave with a clearer path forward.

The specific skills covered will be tailored to the group based on pre-class input and real-time observations throughout the session.

Subjects:

Stage runs: applying skills under pressure and identifying breakdowns

Diagnostics: identifying inefficiencies in performance and decision-making

Fundamentals refinement: grip, vision, and trigger control under live conditions

Movement and positioning: navigating stages efficiently and effectively

Training strategy: how to structure practice for continued improvement

Coaching feedback: individualized input based on observed performance

Problem solving: adapting to challenges and correcting errors in real time

Register for Performance Pistol: Core Fundamentals with Andy Dang

Core Fundamentals is a principles-first approach to performance marksmanship. Built around the three elementary pillars of shooting — grip, vision, and trigger control — this class establishes the mechanical foundation that every higher-level skill depends on. You'll leave with a repeatable process for training, a clear framework for self-diagnosis, and the essential manipulations to perform confidently on the range.

Subjects:

• Stance and posture

• Grip

• Vision

• Trigger control

• Index

• Tension management

• Draw

• Reloads

• Single-handed shooting

• Equipment configuration

• Training philosophy and diagnostics

Equipment Recommendations: Pistol, minimum two magazines, gun belt, magazine pouches, eye protection, ear protection

Ammunition: Minimum: 250 rounds | Suggested: 350 rounds

Attire / What to Bring: Attire suitable for forecasted weather conditions. Closed-toe shoes, hat, sunscreen. Plenty of hydration and snacks.

Time Commitment: 9 AM – 1 PM

Performance Pistol classes are designed for shooters with basic safe-handling proficiency. No specific prior class is required — each class addresses a distinct skill set and can be taken in any order.

Non-Refundable / Credit Policy: All class fees are non-refundable. If you are unable to attend your scheduled class, your payment will be converted into a credit that may be applied toward a future Rooftop Shooting Academy class.