2024 Training Summary

Doing my annual training summary for the year. Might sneak a little more in before the end of the year but with holiday and family commitments, it's unlikely.

I've been tracking stats like this since 2010. Wish I had done it in the '90s and '00s when I was shooting and training a lot. That's when the skills were built. Last 15 years have just been honing. (Also wish the BE Forum would support Markdown format but that's a separate conversation.)

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All:
2024: 250 sessions, 15,173 minutes(252.8 hours), 10,114 rounds
2023: 274 sessions, 18,949 minutes (315.8 hours), 14,197 rounds
2022: 297 sessions, 17,013 minutes (283.5 hours), 13,917 rounds
2021: 139 sessions, 10,970 minutes (183 hours), 5,589 rounds
2020: 148 sessions, 4,770 minutes (79.5 hours), 2,803 rounds
2019: 210 sessions, 11,345 minutes (189 hours), 9,121 rounds
2018: 164 sessions, 12,710 minutes (212 hours), 8,694 rounds
2017: 120 sessions, 13,172 minutes (219 hours), 8,233 rounds
2016: 117 sessions, 12,405 minutes (206 hours), 6,331 rounds
2015: 105 sessions, 10,520 minutes (175 hours), 5,681 rounds
2014: 297 sessions, 22,331 minutes (372 hours), 12,833 rounds
2013: 224 sessions, 19,629 minutes (327 hours), 12,812 rounds
2012: 251 sessions, 20,660 minutes (344 hours), 20,257 rounds
2011: 210 sessions, 16,294 minutes (272 hours), 12,928 rounds
2010: 290 sessions, 19,741 minutes (329 hours), 19,349 rounds

PT:
2024: 88 sessions, 3,588 minutes (59.8 hours)
2023: 69 sessions, 2,309 minutes (38.5 hours)
2022: 94 sessions, 2,320 minutes (38.6 hours)
2021: 84 sessions, 4,740 minutes (79 hours)
2020: 115 sessions, 2,125 minutes (35.4 hours)
2019: 138 sessions, 1,880 minutes (31.3 hours)
2018: 84 sessions, 1,005 minutes (16.8 hours)
2017: 49 sessions, 1,727 minutes (28.7 hours)
2016: 49 sessions, 2,885 minutes (48 hours)
2015: 53 sessions, 2,670 minutes (44.5 hours)
2014: 156 sessions, 9,821 minutes (163.7 hours)
2013: 78 sessions, 7,051 minutes (117.5 hours)
2012: 92 sessions, 6,455 minutes (107.5 hours)
2011: 99 sessions, 5,396 minutes (90 hours)
2010: 119 sessions, 6,251 minutes (104 hours)

Live Fire:
2024: 87 sessions, 10,040 minutes (167.3 hours), 7,659 rounds
2023: 112 sessions, 14,160 minutes (236 hours), 10,547 rounds
2022: 68 sessions, 11,477 minutes (191.3 hours), 9,497 rounds
2021: 38 sessions, 5,895 minutes (98.3 hours), 5,014 rounds
2020: 20 sessions, 2,425 minutes (40.4 hours), 2,243 rounds
2019: 61 sessions, 9,250 minutes (154.2 hours), 8,761 rounds
2018: 74 sessions, 11,580 minutes (193 hours), 8,374 rounds
2017: 66 sessions, 11,355 minutes (189.2 hours), 8,031 rounds
2016: 55 sessions, 9,045 minutes (150.75 hours), 5,946 rounds
2015: 47 sessions, 7,710 minutes (128.5 hours), 5,431 rounds
2014: 76 sessions, 10,480 minutes (175 hours), 8,517 rounds
2013: 86 sessions, 10,948 minutes (182 hours), 9,041 rounds
2012: 99 sessions, 12,135 minutes (202 hours), 12,706 rounds
2011: 82 sessions, 9,703 minutes (162 hours), 10,258 rounds
2010: 94 sessions, 11,370 minutes (190 hours), 12,709 rounds

Dry Fire:
2024: 74 sessions, 1,545 minutes (25.75 hours), 2,455 rounds
2023: 93 sessions, 2,480 minutes (41.3 hours), 3,650 rounds
2022: 135 sessions, 3,216 minutes (53.6 hours), 4,420 rounds
2021: 17 sessions, 335 minutes (5.6 hours), 575 rounds
2020: 13 sessions, 220 minutes (3.6 hours), 560 rounds
2019: 11 sessions, 215 minutes (3.6 hours), 360 rounds
2018: 6 sessions, 125 minutes (2 hours), 320 rounds
2017: 5 sessions, 90 minutes (1.5 hours), 202 rounds
2016: 13 sessions, 475 minutes (8 hours), 385 rounds
2015: 5 sessions, 140 minutes (2.3 hours), 250 rounds
2014: 65 sessions, 2,030 minutes (33.8 hours), 4,316 rounds
2013: 60 sessions, 1,630 minutes (27 hours), 3,771 rounds
2012: 60 sessions, 2,070 minutes (34.5 hours), 7,551 rounds
2011: 29 sessions, 1,195 minutes (20 hours), 2,670 rounds
2010: 63 sessions, 1,875 minutes (32 hours), 6,640 rounds


John
I have tracked the same, but separated practice from actual competition. Interested to see a correlation of practice to practical. Thought I was the only one!
As you have, many ups and downs on time and round commitment. 
Kenn

NYKenn wrote:John
I have tracked the same, but separated practice from actual competition. Interested to see a correlation of practice to practical. Thought I was the only one!
As you have, many ups and downs on time and round commitment. 
Kenn

Yeah I've never separated out competition from training. I don't have a solid reason.

As with all data, you always wish that you had gathered more, so that you can analyze it further and turn it into information.

How would the round counts break out between centerfire, rimfire, air gun pellets?

What is pt? Physical training, psyco-therapy, pizza time?

PT = Popcorn Time

fc60 wrote:PT = Popcorn Time

59.8 hours seems kinda low.