Gebben and Karen take us through 2 different true pairs and share some great ways to approach these types of shots.

Notice the deliberate cut across move on the second target of each pair!

Gebben and Karen take us through a report pair that is a high R-L Chondel on report a lower L-R Crosser. Watch the way they shoot this pair but also pay special attention to Karen’s mental game advice! She talks about not just being ok with breaking the targets, but perfecting the breaks. Don’t just hope you’ll break the next pair. Know that you’re going to break it and let’s see how hard we can break it!

Gebben and Karen take us through a chandell target as the 2nd target in the super sport series. This target can be shot in multiple different spots and they show us their 2 go to places to shoot it.

Super Sport, chandell, chondel, bump the lead, looping, sustained, diagonal, cut across

Gebben and Karen take us through a sliding target right to left that Karen has struggled with in the past. She lets us in to what he mind is going through when she works on a target that sh struggles with. In order to improve, you have to work on targets that you struggle with. Turn weaknesses in to strengths.

Gebben and Karen walk us through a series showing us how to practice on a Super Sport station. This week they’re shooting a single implementing a sustain lead method. Over the next several weeks, they will shoot each of the targets as singles and show you how to practice for Sporting Clays and fitasc on one station.

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.