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Drove 40 miles one-way to get to The Arms Room today for IDPA practice to learn the hard way there's no Sunday morning practice until after Christmas (maybe not until January).

I asked the person at the desk to request an update to the website for this information (the person later reported upon my check-out that the manager said the website said practice was cancelled). Perhaps I'm dense or looked in the wrong place before I left this morning, but I didn't see it. I checked again when I got home a few minutes ago and still couldn't find it.




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FYI -- The Arms Room will not be hosting Sunday morning IDPA practice until later this month or in January.

Anyone else have more detail?

The practice this morning was excellent. I learned several basic techniques that I plan to continue building at the fun match tomorrow evening! I highly recommend going to the practice if you want to learn in a non-competitive arena.

Thanks for the quick replies! All in all, do you think a person interested in starting IDPA should go to the practice or to the Monday night event to learn IDPA basics? Perfect world would be both, but I can probably only do 1 right now.

Thanks again.

I hate to dig up an older thread, but can anyone tell me what's the current status of Sunday IDPA practice at The Arms Room? I'm interested in getting into IDPA, and would like to see and learn some of the basics in a non-competitive environment. I think I have a small idea of what to expect from the "basics" video on the WHIDPA website and from what I read in a large portion of the IDPA rule book. Now I'm just ready to go do it! Is TAR's practice very good? Is it organized or is it "open practice"? I think I would need someone to help me through the fundamentals of the actions and course of fire.

The Sunday practice is still listed on TAR's website as starting at 10AM. For the practice, should I show up with all of the IDPA-required gear or is it more focused on drills?

Thanks and happy hunting.

Z