Gebben and Karen implement the swing through technique on 3 different targets. The swing through starts, like every technique, with a collapsing as it passes the gun. As it passes there is a slight match up to the swing through.

Gebben and Karen take us through how to shoot a sliding incoming shot. It requires precision, accuracy but also trust and feel. Some very good information is revealed in this video. Thank you for your continued support

Karen & I break down a teal shot.

Gebben’s coach Steve Schultz came up with this drill to help him learn quartering away targets and build consistency. If you struggle with quartering targets this is a drill you must implement in your practice days to improve.

Learn how Gebben and Karen work on their move and mount at home. Perfect your pivot and with it. Work in slow motion and clean your move up so that you can be the most consistent you can be.

Gebben and Karen take you through a series of 40 yard targets over the next few weeks. This week you will see how they breakdown and shoot this specific shot at 40 and how it’s different from slightly closer and further. Watch to see what methods they’re using.

Gebben helps a couple students battle a true pair of battues from the NC Regional in Chicago. On this type of true pair, it’s so important to make a solid shot on the first target, drop your gun the slide in to the second break point.

Even on a pair this advanced it’s important to implement perfect fundamentals and trust yourself.

Gebben shows us how he shoots a left to right rabbit by itself and in a pair. This is the same concept as shown on the Quiet Dust Video that you have access to through the Sporting Clays subscription.

What is connection!? How do we connect with targets and what does it truly mean?

Gebben and Karen shoot a slower target at 40 yards this week. They describe how they break the target down at 40, 35 and 45 yards.