Practice Every Day
Please, practice your gun mount every day. Don't make your job and ours harder by not doing it. Saying or thinking that you're eliminating risk by shooting a mounted gun means you need to practice your gun mount. Being able to mount the gun 95 percent...
Touch Your Gun Every Day
If you are not touching your gun every day, you are not getting better. The more I shoot, the more I'm amazed at what the anticipation circuit can do, and the less I am focused on anything. The better you get, the more things are chunked...
Perceptions
It seems that the more we coach, the more we are dumbfounded by people's concept of what they are trying to do. When we examine those concepts and translate them literally, they make absolutely no sense. When I talk about "gun speed equaling bird speed" the...
Stable Picture
I had a lesson with a multi-approach shooter who was so mixed up that he didn't even know how to describe his shooting. Swing-through, pull away, and sustained lead all at once in the same target...
Thought for the Day: Visualization First
You must have muzzle awareness before you can not have it. You cannot visualize not seeing the gun! The brain cannot do anything if it can't first visualize what it's about to do. The more vivid the preload (giving the brain a picture of what you're about...
Expectations
As you improve, it is easy for your expectation to keep getting in your way. Listen to more Coaching Hour podcasts. The answers are there. We will be talking about jitters and scoring on the next one. In short, your job is to learn. Learn. Learn. Learn. Forget...
Getting Upset at Missing
It seems that the very thing you should be looking for is the very thing shooters get so upset at. Missing the same presentation over and over again. If you will listen, the game will speak to you and tell you what you need to work...
Lehigh Valley Group “A-Ha’s”
I continue to be amazed at how the Kill Shot Reviews imprint in our students' brains the concept of the target coming to the lead as the gun matches the speed. A Trap Shooter and Rifle Shooter Learn the OSP Method I had a young man who...