From the Range

Gebben and Karen give very detailed information in regards to alignment. Alignment from the feet up allows you to shoot your best!

Karen talks us through shooting a Battue that is quartering away and a crossing rabbue. She puts these targets together in a report pair and a true pair. We can learn a lot from her insight.

Gebben takes us through a pair of quartering targets. One is slow and the other is fast. Watch how the techniques are different in approaching these 2 quartering shots.

Gebben and Karen show us how they practice posture and stance at home. Doing this training in front of a mirror and on a balance board is very effective training!

Gebben shoots a going away chondel that feels faster and further than it actually is. Watch how he approaches this target with grace and feel as a single and then incorporates in to a pair. It’s important to perfect targets individually and as pairs because some will feel as pairs compared to singles.

Talking about a mindset for performing at an elite level with Gebben and Karen.

Gebben takes us through shooting 2 targets below his feet. When shooting angles below our feet it’s important to have balance gained by a solid foundation with a slightly more narrow stance than normal. It’s also important to have a little lower hold point than normal. The perspective when shooting below our feet is that we need to shoot under the line from what our mind typically tells us we need.

Gebben and Karen travel to Boise Idaho to train for the world championships in Europe at Rock Creek Ranch. Nick Berry, the owner, set some wonderful international targets on his beautiful layouts.