After running a match for 8 years I don't have to tell anyone who's done it how difficult it is to come up with different and challenging stages month after month. In my first couple of years I did the cards, dice roll, carrying props type stages, but as I progressed and learned from a couple of highly successful clubs here in Ohio, I found that most shooter's regardless of age liked the bigger, closer targets. My match attendance went up as I took on this philosophy. In one of my last stages in the last year of running my match I did a stage that was 100% knock down targets, during the match and afterwards I found that the shooter's hated that stage!