From the Range

Gebben & Karen show us how the attack an edgy teal 60° angle teal. They both shoot it with slightly different connections and they’re both successful.

Gebben and Karen shoot a teal target that takes a bit more lead than normal. The target is a fast teal that requires some space over the target to hit it. Watch how they stay on top of the target and utilize some important ways to think about set up to break the target consistently.

Karen does mention at the end that she typically approaches this shot differently than Gebben.

Teal, Fast Teal, Long Teal

In this episode, Gebben and Karen take us through a fairly vertical teal. They talk about using their left eye to initially see the flash and see bird early as they anticipate connecting. It’s interesting to see the differences and the similarities to last week’s teal video and to be set up for next week’s video!

Gebben and Karen take us through a teal series to answer several questions from subscribers. This first episode has a right to left angled teal target that is a tricky bird. Learn how Gebben and Karen set up for connection and execution!

Low mount, mid mount, soft mount or high mount? Gebben and Karen show us when and where to use the right draw length.

Gebben and take us through how they approach midis targets. They share with us how midis are a different feel than standard targets. They often appear faster and farther than they actually are. It’s important to read what the midi is doing and recognize that the come off of the machine quicker than a standard but once they hit their apex the loose speed quicker than a standard target as well.

Gebben and Karen go in depth to hard focus concepts in this episode. The faster target is the later the hard focus point will be. The slower target is the earlier the hard focus point will be. Learn how to set your eyes in the soft focus area to allow the hard focus to be in the right spot.