Watch Gebben and Karen shoot two different crossers with the same teal target as a second shot. They make a slightly diagonal move on the crossers using a sustained lead method.

The most important aspect of this pair is watching the first target break, so that your peripheral vision can acquire the second target and allow the transition to be smooth and fluid.

Your eyes control so much of the outcome!

Have a perfect plan, because confident in your plan, allow your body to move smooth, see the target clear, watch it right, transition to the second target and trust yourself.

It’s important to practice every level of difficulty of presentations. We must train for consistency and we need to figure out how to break the hard targets.

One of the most tricky targets that’s few years has been the rabbue. This will be the first of several videos that Gebben will help you understand how to connect with and break rabbues!

Gebben shows how to stay under the line of a fitasc target and walks us through 5 singles on a peg.

Learn a major detail of the fitasc mount! Watch how Gebben describes the pivot of the mount and an explanation of how women need to make a slight adjustment to the fitasc mount and move!