Update on Adaptive AS Program Board: visibility, future research guide

[rambo granny]

In the process of moving the Adaptive content "born" in 2022 from the FL state board to the original Adaptive Appleseed Program board "born" somewhere around 2009, obviously a few things have changed over time.

What has not changed are the beautiful IAOs used along the way by adaptives no matter the year!  Several previous posts this year have noted that while each adaptive will ultimately need to fine tune positions and techniques for themselves, having a "tool box" of IAOs that have worked for others over the years may have less trial and error. It gives inspiration to both students and instructors in finding solutions one might not have considered on their own. It's also possible some safety considerations and specialized shooting aids are imbedded in the solution too.

To make the board more usable for all, a sort of research guide is being considered to facilitate finding the info you seek in less time than searching piles of posts. YOUR feedback as we try out ideas will be appreciated.

Quite a few folks use the recent posts on the forum AS home page to hop to topics they want to read. But what happens if the Adaptive AS Program doesn't have a post on the day you want to reference an adaptive challenge?
Good News! The Adaptive AS Program Board is now quicker to reach and more visible. Here's the simple path:
Appleseed Welcome Center > Adaptive AS Program
See attached screenshot.

[TheMenace]

Glad to see you were able to make the move to "top billing."

[JustKim]

perfect!

[rambo granny]

"Key Words"  have been added at head of Adaptive Board posts on topics within:
Adaptive AQT
Adaptive Pistol Techniques
Safety and Avoidance of Harm

Hopefully, this will assist you to find your post of interest when:
*you are scrolling around on the board looking for specifics
* you are using the search box to find posts on a subject

I'd really appreciate feedback as to whether it helps you to find what you are looking for!
If this is helpful, I'll also add key words to the big pile of great vintage posts of those who came before me.