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[safetystayson]

[out at camp's very own shooting range, there are a pair of cops engaged in some target practice. In fact, one is helping the other with his aim by placing his hands over the other's, looking over his shoulder

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[gettin_fired_up]

Sorry ta say, I don't think he was!

[safetystayson]

I've noticed that now. Honestly...

[gettin_fired_up]

A rewards and punishment system might work well, ya know? It'll get him to listen. It worked with Pochi.

[safetystayson]

This is something he should want to be better at naturally.

[gettin_fired_up]

It's hard for some people to get motivated in this placce though, I guess.

[safetystayson]

I'm afraid it's something he should have had better control over since before coming here.

[gettin_fired_up]

I practice most days, on a pretty rigid routine, but some days its hard to do it still. As much fun as you have doin' it, you still get tired sometimes, right?

[safetystayson]

Ah, well, yes, that's true, but it's been a good few weeks since either of us have practiced, if I recall correctly.

[gettin_fired_up]

Seriously?!

[safetystayson]

Yes, I didn't think it'd have this much of an effect on his performance.

[gettin_fired_up]

Of course it would! The body is just like the mind in that way, see? The body forgets things too. You go long enough without doin' somethin' and your skills get dull.

[safetystayson]

... You're right.

I suppose it's constant practice for him, until he gets back to at least the hit rate he used to have.

[gettin_fired_up]

Constant is bad too. It's alllllllll about balance! It would be good to get him in a schedule though.

[safetystayson]

Okay, balance.

Personally, I would suggest two or three times a week for a few hours.

[gettin_fired_up]

There you go! And you should have specific areas your workin' on and all that of course!

[safetystayson]

Of course.

Thank you for the advice.