Paige-Chan's Adventure Log

For her fourth indoor USPSA match, Paige-Chan brought her new P2-11 and felt the confidence shift immediately. Between running into powerhouse shooter Tazia, getting customization ideas from Wes at Curated Arms, and seeing her dry-fire work finally click, the match was messy but full of breakthroughs—real growth, real progress, and real momentum.

Paige-Chan braved rain, mud, long-range targets, swingers, and gun malfunctions in her first outdoor USPSA-style match at River Bend Gun Club. From hitting her first outdoor poppers to running a stage she’d only practiced in ACE VR, this match tested everything—and proved how far she’s come.

In Part 2, GM DeShaun Jenkins coaches Paige-Chan on vision and trust—aim for the widest zone, move the eyes first, let the gun settle, then press. Once she stopped over-focusing, her runs felt slower but the times dropped fast. True speed comes from clear vision and intentional shooting.

GM DeShaun Jenkins guides Paige-Chan through a focused draw routine, fixing late safety engagement, slow support-hand contact, muzzle dip, and dot hunting. After tightening each step, she builds smooth, repeatable 1.2–1.3 second draws—the foundation for faster, cleaner match runs.

Training 1-on-1 with GM DeShaun Jenkins has transformed Paige-Chan’s shooting journey. From draw mechanics to movement to the mental game, every session pushed her skills and confidence forward. With DJ’s guidance and TPGHQ support, she’s learning to shoot with intention—not just reaction—and the progress is showing up in her matches.

In Part 4, GM DeShaun Jenkins teaches Paige-Chan how to master USPSA movement—exiting positions cleanly, entering with purpose, and shooting while moving. With eyes→gun→body sequencing and smoothness over speed, she builds confidence around no-shoots and ties together all fundamentals from the full training series.

In Part 3, GM DeShaun Jenkins helps Paige-Chan refine reload efficiency and break key mental barriers. From using the back mag and pointer-finger guidance to aiming confidently through hard cover, her reloads got cleaner, groups tighter, and transitions smoother—ending with a 1.17-second first shot on a mini popper.

In her third USPSA match, Paige-Chan faced early wins, a tough malfunction, and moments of self-doubt—but pushed through to earn her best stage score yet. This video covers the highs, lows, and lessons that helped her stay calm, adapt, and trust her training on her USPSA journey.

Paige-Chan takes her first shots with the new Sig Sauer P211-GTO, breaking down the magazines, grip design, trigger feel, recoil impulse, and overall live-fire performance. This is just the beginning—more drills, match footage, tuning updates, and P211-GTO progress coming soon.

Paige-Chan hits a major milestone as she picks up her first competition pistol—the SIG P211-GTO. After months of borrowing Johnny Winn’s gun, she finally has her own setup. This video rewinds to the NRA Spring Challenge, then dives into a full unboxing and breakdown of why the P211-GTO is perfect for USPSA and smaller-handed shooters.

After Paige-Chan’s third USPSA match, GM DeShaun Jenkins breaks down her performance—covering entry and exit targets, using recoil to move, staying aggressive around no-shoots, and the dry-fire habits that make live fire calmer and more repeatable. A packed coaching session for anyone refining stage plans and fundamentals.

For her second USPSA match, Paige-Chan puts her full 7-day ACE VR training challenge to the test. After a week of daily reps on sight alignment, movement, and transitions, she dives into match day—nerves, visualization, squad advice, and all. Time to see how much virtual training transfers to live fire.

Paige-Chan sits down with Deshaun Jenkins for a full performance debrief—breaking down what went well, what needs work, and the key fundamentals every new shooter should master. With TPGHQ support, ACE VR training, and guidance from top shooters, she’s leveling up one stage at a time.

Paige-Chan finally stepped into her first USPSA match at Freedom Training Center after six months of airsoft practice, ACE Virtual Shooting, and real-world training. She walks through the nerves, excitement, stage plans, and behind-the-scenes setup—marking the true beginning of her competitive shooting journey.

Paige-Chan ran her first outdoor USPSA stage—tight walls, tricky no-shoots, and a layout that demanded precision and fast decisions. After guidance from GM DeShaun Jenkins on movement, transitions, and simplifying her stage plan, she cut time, tightened accuracy, and walked away with major breakthroughs.

With just seven days until her second match, Paige-Chan is training like it’s a boss battle. This week she’s leveling up one skill per day using ACE Virtual Shooting, maximum XP, zero wasted ammo. Let’s go! 🎮✨

Tactical Playground HQ’s Orlando trip in June 2025 was a mix of learning, bonding, and adventure featuring training with Grandmaster Ashton, late-night laughs, unique food stops, and unforgettable outings from line dancing to a speakeasy.

Paige-Chan shares how she trained with Johnny Winn and the TPGHQ crew to compete at the AceVR booth during the NRA Convention. After a tough run, Paige-Chan claimed the win, earned a SigSauer M400-Rose, and began her journey into the gun world and USPSA. Kyaa!

For new shooters, consistency is often the biggest challenge—but not for Paige-Chan. With just one month of experience, she tapped into one of TPGHQ’s strongest training tools: the ACE Virtual Shooter app on the Meta Quest 3. It’s helped us save thousands on ammo while accelerating fundamentals at an almost unfair pace.

In this TPGHQ episode, Paige-Chan takes on a demanding variation of DeShaun Jenkins’ Suicide Squad Drill—running it with single shots only. No makeup rounds, no safety net. It’s a pure test of speed, precision, movement, and mental discipline, pushing her to stay calm and accurate under pressure.