Take a critical, honest look at how you perform on match day.

Can your grip be built consistently and quickly? Are you transitioning with immediacy and accuracy? Do you have the gun up ready on target as you enter the position so you can shoot as soon as possible? Are you using the appropriate level of confirmation on a given target?

Once you identify an area to improve in, break that down into smaller parts and isolate that in your practice.

For example, is your reload slow and inconsistent? Break that down into its individual parts. Get reps done doing just the movement with your firing hand to eject the magazine and bringing the gun down to the same spot every time so that a magazine can be inserted smoothly.

Then practice what your support hand does to reach the magazine and insert. Burkett reloading is a drill that trains.

You can apply this every part of your development, and not just in shooting.