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Pre-Shot Routine (Sporting Clays, Skeet, Trap)

01/25/2017 | By: Daniel Schindler, Paragon Sporting Clays Instructor

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Regardless of clay target discipline (sporting clays, skeet, trap), gun control skills built on the non-negotiable basics must come first. The current level of shooting success will always depend on that very foundation. Construction of gun skills underway – with consistency as the chief cornerstone of that improvement – the importance of a working PSR rises exponentially and quickly becomes a requisite in maintaining the process of incremental, measurable progress. Once understood, a working PSR is actually quite simple to assemble and implement. The power of its usefulness must be experienced to be truly appreciated. The PSR is a key component of the Paragon Mental Training Workshop which focuses on the mental aspects of shooting.

 

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May 30, 2018, 11:21:37 PM

Patrick McKee - Keep trying to get this through my sons head.

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