Hit Factor Calculus - The Math Behind Scoring & Winning - 2/4 - Hit Factor Deep Dive part A
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
- Video #2 of 4 on the math behind how Hit Factor scoring is calculated in USPSA and IPSC.
A deep dive into the Hit Factor equation. Includes some interesting insights into the mechanics of how points and time affect each other and how to improve your scores.
Warning: this video is for nerds only.
Part A (this video) is theory. Part B will be more practical with analysis of how Hit Factor changes during a stage.
2:31 - Hit Factor Recap
2:41 - Hit Factor Algebra
4:36 - Points
8:52 - Time
11:25 - Changing Points Only
18:41 - Changing Time Only
24:44 - Changing Both Points & Time
27:44 - Why Do I Care?
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Dude. This content it amazing. Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for taking the time and effort to make this.
Appreciate the information. Great content and as a beginner shooter, it helps me "see the greater picture", even though it`s in the nitty gritty. Looking forward to the next episode.
gosh, the videos are pure gems! Bullets, graphs, math, whad else do gentlemen need in life?
being same kind of nerd, really appreciate your work on this. Keep up!
Great information. I thought I was done with calculus when I was a premed student in undergrad. Who knew I’d be using it again for my favorite hobby?
Thank you very much! The best video for understanding HT. Greets from Argentina
Excellent video, sir
Looking forward to the next video! Can't wait!!
I knew this intuitively, but it's great to see the math. Great job!
Gold mine.
Those are some excellent graphs.
Love your analysis thank you so much
Major isn't cheating! It's fun! I beat a guy shooting production optics while I was shooting classic by a few points, and on one stage, the center of our bullets hit basically the same spot on the C zone, but his .355 bullet didn't perforate the A but my .451 bullet did just barely perforate the A. 45 auto for the win!!!
Great video mate
Where is the next episode?!?!?!??!??!!
Almost done. Give me a couple weeks or so. Glad you enjoy.
Great videos, would also like to download the excel spreadsheets/charts - but appears website may be down/not working..?
great content. I cannot access the the spreadsheets. Anyway you can share a good link?
Thanks for pointing that out. I’ll look into it. All downloads are located here: standingreload.com/videos/ Let me know if you still have issues.
Thanks for the formal information. I have a question regarding colours in your spreadsheet you put green for hit factor between 10
Glad you enjoyed it, Javier! Those colors don't mean anything in this video, but I left them in so it is easier to see what is going on. They reference the classification system, which I will talk about on a future video about classifiers. Since these stages I showed are classifiers, I made each level a different color: red is GM, orange is Master, yellow is A-class, green is B, light blue is C, dark blue is D, and black or gray is above 100%. Note: what represents a "good" hit factor depends on the stage's layout: how many points are available and how quickly a person can shoot them. A stage with two targets where you have to run 50 yards in between them will have a very low hit factor no matter how good you are (low points / high time), but another stage where you just draw your gun and shoot four targets that are 7 yards in front of you will have a much higher hit factor (highER points / much lower time). For example, to get a GM score on classifier Can You Count (06-03) in Open Division you need a 16.43 hit factor. On Sit Or Get Off the Shot (99-61) the GM hit factor is 5.29.
Are these charts still avaiable somewhere
Link for the spreadsheet is showing Site Not Found, any other links?
Yeah same problem
Hey all, video #4 is up. th-cam.com/video/5nkOg17k7cU/w-d-xo.html
Are you a math major or do you teach math? Why are you complicating this so much? Please stop the use of X and Y in the demonstration. This unnecessarily complicates this and is confusing.
"I'm going to move fast" --- after 2min of rambling.