A big FITASC lesson with Ben Husthwaite, clay pigeon shooting lessons
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.ค. 2020
- Sit down throw this onto the big screen .... here’s a full hour lesson with World Champion Ben Husthwaite, Ben shoots first and then walks his students through the layout !!
One of the great points in this tutorial is the ability to wait for the bird! Time and time again I find myself dropping the barrel and then having to catch up with the bird! (And then missing it as its too far away!). It is hard for me to do and this video helps me reinforce this discipline. Cheers Ben, great videos as usual!
Absolutely brilliant. Thank you, Ben!
Massively appreciate the effort that goes into these longer videos! It is very helpful to see the methods applied to so many different birds. Thank you Ben and company!
Excellent once again Ben. Watched it twice now . I like how you pick up on faults quickly and put um right with your clients but also very quick to compliment them as well . Bet Paul and Stam went home heads buzzing , brilliant . Looking forward to the next one 👍
Thank you Ben for sharing your experience, and for a very informative video. Much appreciated!
Thank you very much for this series! It's really fantastic and helping me a lot. I'm busy transitioning from 'move mount shoot' to mostly 'pull away' and your drills are helping a lot.
Sound is spot on. So far beyond where I am it’s crazy, but still encouraging that the processes you outline are starting to make sense to me. Keep ‘em coming big man!
Great video, loved how you explained everything 👍🏻
Top job Ben, love the breakdown with coms.
Pure Excellence! Thank you
No comments, Ben!!! PERFECT, PERFECT, PERFECT!!!!!!
Great Training video! Nicely Done!! Amazing how the leads change from station to station.
Great lesson again Ben! Very nice quality regarding video and sound!
Very informative really appreciate the time you put in to help all shooters understand and improve them selves.
Great master class!
5*👍
Thanks Ben- learned a lot on Swing through, Pull away and maintain lead methods
It’s great to see that you are trying your best to make better videos for us to watch! Very instructional and a pleasure to watch!
Excellent lesson thank you!
Thank you, very appreciate for your efforts and very good lesson, much appreciated
Excellent video, thank you!
Still watching. Love the mechanical trigger drill and taking the second preferred shot.
Superb lesson, audio etc is much improved, credit to Paul and Stan also...tough drill....well done...much appreciated
Great Video Ben, good sound and really like the slow motion views. Not to mention the tuition, keep it up. Would really like to this this type of instruction for the game shooter.
I watch this video a bunch Ben to work on my technique and hold points. Im still working on that bayonet mount. I catch myself sometimes shooting with gun mounted to face but not snug into shoulder. Thx for the awesome training.
Thank you for your master class. You are a mega crack!!
Thanks Ben
Good camera work Ben.....if only it was this good around the world ie..fitasc
Great video 👍
Superb ,im mainly a swing through shooter coming from pigeon shooting all my life but will be practising pull away as i tend to have to pull really fast on long targets and dont really see the lead .I see it on pull away . Thanks stewart
BH = method man ... Nothing's left to chance everything's under control ... Impressive!
Good Day Ben very nicely done Ben lovely mate
Really interesting to see the second barrel exercise with the first barrel intentionally empty. Much better sound, having the powered clays are great!
Great video mate, well put together and informative content...the slow mo's on the third peg sound a lot like Jurassic Park lol.. cheers big guy keep up the good work
Good stuff, really keen on a lesson or two will be in touch!!
I thought I was in the lions den in Dubai zoo for a while there! But seriously, I am trying to rekindling my love for sporting - and this is floating my boat! Great work!
Ben, great videos - I’m learning a lot and appreciate the effort you’re making to put them out for us. Any chance of some top-tip videos for relative novices/intermediates looking to get out of the casual Sunday sporting shooter into that C/B class competition range? Cheers
These lessons are great. I enjoy hearing your explanations. I would really enjoy seeing a PIP(picture in picture) screen using a shotcam. After all that explaining I would like to see where you barrel is looking pre shot, shot, and post shot.
Fitasc really is the sport of kings. Feet feet feet. I honestly think people like rough shooter/wildfowlers ie reaction shooters, have a small advantage to those who shoot more shall we say, formal, layouts. It's also fun to let the visiting team throw the hula hoop into the "ring" just to avoid any complaint of bias lolol. Great video Ben thank you !!
Oooo que estilo, que clase , que calidad 🤤👌
Now how does one remember all this? Thanks for the great instruction.
Great video! I am a fan but have a very different approach to shotgunning. However the section on footwork (moving the front foot, not the back) and the drill where you load only one shell for singles are things I’m definitely going to incorporate into my game. Thanks!
Hi Ben, I am really enjoying you videos. Would you consider doing a video on the various types of lead (pull-away, sustained, swing-through, etc..) and how to use them? Thanks
Ben is the top boy👍
The sound is much better.👍👍
I've just discovered you on TH-cam. Great lessons. I'm enjoying your training techniques and how you explain the shot to your students. It appears all of your videos are at least two years old. Can we expect any new videos in the future?
Muy buen vídeo e instructivo a la vez. Le estoy muy agradecido!!.No todo el mundo vende sus lecciones gratis en internet.
Un saludo desde España
Iv watched this video a couple times it’s brilliant Ben a lot can be learnt from it what is the reason to paul not being aloud to shoot swing through
Just watched it again. It would be cool to see the students(pretty good shooters IMO) shoot first, then get corrected by Mr. Husthwaite.
Ok. Ben, just an observation, but watching Paul on, I believe the third station, in slow motion. Looking at his left forearm “grip” he is white knuckling with his thumb and all fingers almost all touching the barrel and re gripping. If he pointed his index finger down the barrel and lighten his grip just a bit, would that give him some flexibility to execute the shots better. It seems like I can read the tension he has in a target that he is not confirmable in shooting.
Again great lesson. Mic is working great. I like the change in breakpoint from singles to doubles.
Take my opening observation as an amateur that may not know what his is talking about if you like. You are the pro and just want to know if there might be something to it.
THIS IS BY FAR ONE OF YOUR BEST VIDEOS BEN!!😉👉👉 27:52
Thank you for taking the time to make this video.
Good content Ben.You can detach the audio track if you wish to avoid the ''Lion King'' sound effects on the slowmo.Most editing programs will do it.Can line up the shots via the waveforms or whatever.
Ta Ben, we are two OAP's one with a 20 year old Lanber the other with an even older Baikal. Go shooting once a week for fun....feeling better now I'm busting clays as a result of watching your vids.
Benno, the technique where you place the left hand in front of the target at the required lead, isn’t that maintained lead? Or is that a modification of the ‘slice’ technique?
Johnny Wang.
does it get boring hitting everything haha top coaching
ok having only shot four times a lot of the info i felt went right over my head ?im a way behind that standard but im trying to watch as much as i can if only to get used to some of the terminology,the one thing i spotted was Ben was shooting top barrel first?most iv looked at say theres not a lot in it but bottom barrel is recommended the most? can anyone explain if theres a difference or just personal choice???
Why are you shooting top barrel first? I was always told bottom first unless the first bird needed more choke which is usually in the top.
Great video Ben. I noticed your partner shoots top barrel first. How does using top barrel first affect consistency and does it make a difference or doesn't matter at all?
I shoot top barrel also it makes no difference
Gday Ben, great video mate . Do you normally shoot top or bottom barrel first ?
Top
Paul looks scared shitless
Quick question, do you always shoot top barrel first? It's the first I've noticed you doing this!
Yes sir
@@benhusthwaite9884 thank you very interesting any particular reason?
Hi Ben I noticed that you are shooting your top barrel first.
Is that something you do often or was it just because of the flight of the clay?
Daniel McKiernan always do
Mr. Husthwaite. I noticed you were shooting the top barrel first. In the US. I was taught to shoot the bottom barrel first. Is there a difference other than choke selection or does a gun pattern different like trap guns? Cheers and thank you.
Stasis Stands still makes no difference at all
Thank you sir.
Hi Ben, what camera do you use for filming ?? Not the shotkam ?
Ben Dodwell this is on iPad Pro
Bună ziua șocuri pentru armă ij Baical cal 12 aveți?
Ben why top barrel first ?
Always have makes zero difference
@@benhusthwaite9884 cheers for reply 😀 godbless
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I could not live in that country always cloudy And the gun control there is ridiculous thank you have to do to even have a shotgun is ridiculous