A) absolutely awesome to hear honest thoughts on your shoot.

Smart people learn from other peoples failures, thanks for sharing yours it gave me things to think about

I watched the CAM podcast featuring Kyle Douglas and listened to him talk about shooting 300’s in practice, but knowing that they or his shooting would note stand up to the pressure of doing it when it matters under the pressure of big tournaments!! That really drove the point home for me!!!

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Thanks for the TimC discount code..Ive saved like $50 this year..

Loving these podcasts, keep up the good talks, they make my day now

Just have fun is the important thing. Once it becomes a chore you will resent it.. if your thing is helping people and selling gear and testing equipment and making videos, do that you enjoy it and it comes naturally. It doesn't seem like a chore. Once you add in competitive shooting, on top of all what you do now, it will become a chore

That’s awesome that you committed to Vegas and went for it! Also loved Josh’s conversation with Ranch Fairy. Finally someone doesn’t just pound the dude into the dirt but actually helps him out. Respect for JJ.

MFJJ, shot my first Lancaster Archery Classic this year and it was a blast!! Definitely going back, and hopefully every year from now on!! One of my highlights was meeting the guys from BHOD and brought them down some family made maple syrup from 🇨🇦!! Next up on the bucket list is a TAC event! Maybe you could come to one of the ones on the east coast (VT or Pa.) Would live to meet you and the Podium gang there!! And yes, I’ll bring you some fresh 🇨🇦 maple syrup!! 😜

Stoked to hopefully see y'all at TAC SA! My buddy and I just signed up for the first time, shooting Saturday and Sunday. Very excited. Cheers guys!

As a shop owner myself, with a 2nd job outside of it, I also know the struggle of trying to get ready for an event like this. I did not even have my bow fully set up until Monday the week of the Vegas Shoot. My first round on Friday was the first time that I have even shot at 20 yards this year, and the first game that I've shot in like 6 years. I had no expectations of what I was going to shoot, and I can say that is was the first time that I have ever gone and shot the Vegas Shoot just to have fun.

I think the archery crowd appreciates the honesty more than anything else. Love the content please keep it going

It was so awesome to see you there and chat with you, Josh. Absolutely no loss in credibility, in fact it shows we all need to work and put the time in, even an expert like yourself. If we make it there next year, Timmy - hope to see you too buddy.

The whole crew should do Vegas 2025 ,MFJJ ,Tim and Dan . You all are great shots ,so would be perfect to get amongst it 😁🏹

Y’all have helped me be a better archer/bowhunter, retired now and this is my Absolutely Blessed full-time lifestyle, THANK YOU MOST SINCERELY!! ❤️

I know there was a lot of concern around moving it down on the strip as well for those that bring their families. There will be one ASA before Vegas next year which is Foley at the end of Feb.

Brilliant MFJJ - thanks for your open/authentic thoughts … you’re struggling with high level pressure…highly relatable

Your honesty in owning the bad results is a testament to your humble character. We feel your pain. Get’em next time!

Excellent podcast watch everyone. Love the dedication of MFJJ and the exploration of the unknown by Tim.

Josh how you shoot does not impact what we think about what you do. What you and Tim do is so much bigger right now - you are growing the sport and TEACHING people. I’ve followed archery for years - i find y’all’s content in December, and I’m registering for my first archery competition and learning how to work on my own stuff all the sudden - that is what you do, you both are changing things for people! Yea we want you to perform well and we know you can. But personally to your fans (us, your following) it’s not important what you do it’s important