USPSA Area 8 Championship - A Class Shooter turns in a Low B Performance

I set out to enjoy this match, and for the most part I did. I'm not able to shoot every weekend like I used to. The last time I fired a single live round was at the LCSA match last month. Not making excuses, just reminding myself why I got into this sport in the first place: to have fun and meet like-minded people. I did both of those things at this match, even if I did feel that I could have done better in a number of areas.
00:00 - Start
00:13 - Stage 1
01:13 - Stage 2
01:55 - Stage 3
02:51 - Stage 4
04:04 - Stage 5
05:08 - Stage 6
06:11 - Stage 7
07:08 - Stage 8
07:56 - Stage 9
08:53 - Stage 10
10:36 - Stage 11
11:35 - Stage 12
12:39 - Stage 13
13:34 - Stage 14

[@empiricalshooting]

What 1st person camera are you using?

[@almostalphas]

It's the Aimcam Pro3k. There are only 2 things I really like about it: 1) with enough fiddling, it can be set to an angle that picks up the dot. 2) It can record any length, so I often start it well before the stage and just edit the clip down after. Unlike the Ray Ban Meta glasses that take 60 second clips in portrait orientation. I have debated moving to the Insta360 Go 3, but it wasn't a big leap over the 2, so I'm holding out hope for the Go 4. Until then, this works fine for my needs. I've gotten used to the camera hanging in my peripheral view and no longer even notice it.