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Here's another for ya.

http://www.glocktalk.com/showthread.php ... did=562559

As others have said the IDPA shoots are good training. Just try to use them as such. In other words just concentrate on a good 3 count drawstroke, appropriate use of movement and cover, and most important safe gun handling skills. All are something you could practice daily at home without firing a shot.

You could always try to get private instruction. IIRC KR training offers that.

Here's one class a little sooner.
Sept. 2-4
http://www.tacproshootingcenter.com/index.html

I'm sure that the Farnum classes are quite good but when I researched 'em, they had some specific requirements with respect to equipment, etc. That could be a problem.

What equipment has you stuck?