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About

The person behind the field guide.

David Radulovich reads fields under pressure and translates what he sees into coaching, image work, Field Notes, Perazzi guidance, and digital systems.

The Through-Line

David reads fields under pressure, then turns the read into action.

The range only makes sense when it starts in the same place: perception before correction. A target, a student, a photograph, a Perazzi build, a piece of writing, and a digital system all ask for a clearer read before they ask for a move.

Coaching remains the center because the feedback is immediate. The shot shows whether the read survived. The rest of the work uses the same habit in different fields: notice what matters, set the conditions, move with intent, evaluate honestly, and translate the lesson into something usable.

Read the method

Targets

Read

Line, speed, window, pressure, and the cost of guessing.

Translate

A hold point, visual plan, and movement the shooter can test.

Students

Read

What the shooter thinks happened beside what the shot actually showed.

Translate

Language, drills, and next work that make the pattern usable.

Images

Read

Light, frame, atmosphere, timing, and the detail that carries the feeling.

Translate

Photographs and visual essays that treat the field as evidence.

Systems

Read

A brand, archive, event, or body of work that is hard to understand from the outside.

Translate

A clearer structure for a website, media system, or public story.

Equipment

Read

How specifications become feel, balance, recoil, movement, and trust.

Translate

Perazzi guidance from the athlete side of consequence.

What Competition Taught

Proof is evidence, not the whole identity.

The competitive record matters because it proves that the eye has been tested when the cost of a bad read was real. It should support trust without turning the work into a trophy display.

Pressure makes the read honest.

A target does not care how convincing the theory sounded. Under pressure, the shot reports whether the eyes, setup, movement, and decision were clear enough.

Results matter, but they are not the whole story.

The wins establish credibility. The useful part is what competition keeps teaching about feedback, recovery, preparation, and what changes when the score starts to matter.

Coaching is where the evidence becomes service.

The competitive record supports the coaching, but the work is not asking a student to admire the record. It is helping the student see what they could not see yet.

The Person Behind The System

The biography is the standard behind the work.

David's public story is already enough to explain the range: years spent competing, coaching, photographing the field, writing and recording ideas, interpreting Perazzi feel, and building systems around the work.

The human thread is the standard that keeps repeating: look closely, stay plainspoken, test the read, and make the next step clearer for the person on the other side of the conversation.

Working Principles

Plain read first

Start with what is visible before adding a story to it.

Pressure as information

Treat pressure as the condition that reveals what the system can actually hold.

Translation over performance

Make the lesson, image, build choice, or digital system usable for someone else.

Proof, Translated

A quieter record of pressure-tested work.

The resume belongs here, but in service of the through-line. Each item is useful because it shows a standard that has been tested in public and then carried back into coaching, Field Notes, Perazzi, and the rest of the work.

2017 World FITASC Champion

The read, setup, and movement held on the largest stage.

2017 and 2018 World Cup Champion

The standard repeated beyond one isolated result.

2016 North American Cup Champion

Another pressure field where preparation had to survive a full event.

Multiple-time PSCA Tour Champion

Professional-tour proof in a format where feedback arrives quickly and publicly.

Team USA FITASC captain and long-running professional competitor

Long-running competitive context and responsibility inside the sport.

The Work Now

Choose the next field to make clearer.

If the through-line makes sense, the right next step depends on where the pressure is showing up: method, coaching, a project, a piece of equipment, or the first conversation.

Read the method

Use this when you want the operating system behind the work.

Read the method

Schedule the work

Use this when the next step is time on the course.

Schedule the work

Start where the pressure is

Use this when the right path needs a clearer first read.

Start where the pressure is