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...cool video...
Ref: training & steady hold techniques
https://youtu.be/hjvLBAF60CA
to SCATT or not to SCATT? ...that's the question...
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#2 Re: to SCATT or not to SCATT? ...that's the question...
Scatt,you can learn more in half an hour on a scatt about your shooting than hours upon hours of practise shooting.just don't expect your trace to be anything like the pro's. 
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The opening scene tells you why that chap(BINDRA- from India) won Gold...Its VERTICAL squiggly wiggly and within a super narrow column..2mm wide (?)
the guy has minimal horizontal movement !
#3 Re: to SCATT or not to SCATT? ...that's the question...
Steve wrote:Scatt,you can learn more in half an hour on a scatt about your shooting than hours upon hours of practise shooting.just don't expect your trace to be anything like the pro's.
The opening scene tells you why that chap(BINDRA- from India) won Gold...Its VERTICAL squiggly wiggly and within a super narrow column..2mm wide (?)
the guy has minimal horizontal movement !- Attachments
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