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Funky Line, Not From Behind
In this week’s episode, Gebben and Karen shoot two targets that have funky lines. One target in particular, they do not approach from behind because of its speed, distance, and angle. The other target, both of their feelings are coming from behind but watch how sometimes feel is different than real.

Funky Line, Come From Behind
In this week’s episode, Gebben and Karen shoot two targets that have a bit of a funky line. They try to implement a swing through technique on both shots. However, sometimes feel is different than real. Watch how these two pros plan out execution, and as they implement certain techniques, they most importantly, trust their eyes to break the shot!

Slippery Slope
In this episode, Gebben and Karen shoot a very technical target traveling down a slope. This target is 90° crossing, high speed, 40 yards and traveling downhill.
Let the target get close!!

Posh Posture
Gebben and Karen deliver another video on posture! They remind us of all the important aspects of having perfect posture to elevate our shooting performance. We must remember to have a balanced stance, hinged waste, a slight shoulder shrug, light hand pressure on the gun, and work on perfecting our posture day and day out.

Rolling Through a Rabbit
Gebben and Karen lead us through shooting a rabbit. This particular rabbit is a typical presentation. We see on a Sporting clear course. It is right to left, about 25-30 yards, medium to slow speed. Watch how both Gebben and Karen approached this presentation.

Tackling a Tough Pair
In this week’s episode, Gebben and Karen shoot a pair that was asked about by a couple subscribers from Northbrook Sports Club. This particular pair has a tough quartering right to left climbing target. The second target on report, is a fairly far chandel teal slightly left to right.

Can’t Count Em All
In this episode, Gebben and Karen continue to show us different methods for one target. They shoot a big crosser from right to left that requires a good amount of lead. This target can obviously be hit all three ways but what feels best for both of them is a pull away with starting in front of the target play around with which technique works best for you and let us know what it is.

1, 2, 3 easy as A, B, C
In this week’s episode Gebben & Karen shoot 1 target, 3 different ways. Watch how the implement a sustain lead, pull away and and swing through.

See the bird???
In this episode, Gebben and Karen answer a question from a subscriber about what it means to see the bird. They share some valuable information and perspectives. Connect this information with past videos about seeing the target and you will be able to utilize your eyes more effectively.

Over Their Heads
In this week’s episode, Gebben and Karen walk us through an overhead target at Northbrook sports club. They have a great approach to overhead targets that works consistently. Watch how they slide in from one side or the other as they connect and finish the shot.

Purposeful Preparations
In this week’s episode as Gebben and Karen get ready for the World Fitasc Championship in Portugal, they demonstrate the same two targets as last week just with a fitasc mount. As we wish them luck, we remember luck is when proper preparation and opportunity meet.

Gettin’ Greasy
In this Weeks episode Gebben and Karen teach us how they warm up at a big tournament!

A Better Way
In this week’s episode, Gebben and Karen show us three different moves on one target. They shoot a very long left or right crossing target that has a slight arc to it sustained lead, pull away, and swing through. in their sustained lead method, they both start with a collapsing lead and then have a match at the end of the shot. In the pull away method, they both allow the target to get about halfway to its lead, match the speed and stretch the rest. In their swing through technique, they allow the target to just get past an imaginary horizontal axis coming out from their gun, match it speed, and then stretch to the lead.

International Harvester
In this week’s episode Gebben and Karen talk about shooting international targets compared to American targets. An international target is 110mm compared to the 108mm we shoot in the US. International targets are also a littler heavier and they have a lower profile that cause them to feel a little different when we shoot them. Gebben and Karen give us some great perspectives if we are going to shoot outside of the US.

Preserve The Pair
In this week’s episode, Gebben and Karen take us through a tricky true pair. Many people have asked questions recently about true pair concepts. Gebben and Karen share some incredible information on true pairs.