Thank you so much for the love guys. I enjoy delivering these pieces for you but the credit goes to fieldsports and Gamebore. So please take a second to drop them a email thanking them so we may continue with this sponsored series
Next time I have a miss at the range, I'm going to laugh and claim a dancing pink elephant got into my head and it's your fault. Love the videos and insight, you have greatly improved my weekend hobby level shooting. Much love from America
Thank you for all your time and effort you put into these vidios also field sport & gamebore .I started shooting after retirement (70) for first time , I am a member of a small clay club local to me , after watching these vidios I replicate at my next outing and I am improving slowly to my own satisfaction. Ps I shoot gamebore also.
I can listen to Ben give tips and provide excellent coaching all day! Ben is so articulate when he speaks about sport shooting. Thanks for the great video!
Hi Ben, first of all, thank you for taking the time to make these videos and by the way Awesome job ;o) It's been 8 years since I last shot and i have many voices on my shoulder but listening to what you have just explained and how to execute may just have saved me a lot of time wasted doing the same old routine of grabbing the gun and hoping i will do better today. now i have a footing to start to build on. Once again thank you for your time and knowledge, Ben.
Staging, staging, staging.. I compete in IDPA and one thing helped me over the years of competition is to stage your run. I take a minute and visualize myself running the stage and plan my run accordingly, where to stop, when to reload, angle to tackle the targets array, etc.. It is easier to do what you already know what to do.. Recently I am spending more time at the sporting clay range and I am using the same technique to stage my pairs.. In sporting clay we can do that type of planning, but there is a small club where I shoot 5 stand and they change the routine every week and no staging throws are allowed. I love the challenge as you have to stage or try to stage the throws from watching other shooters on their stations.. it keeps your mind sharp, it is similar to laying cards where you have to memorize what cards have been already thrown on the table and what is left to deal with.. Too bad when I started enjoying the clay games, ammo prices are shooting up the roof and limiting my playing time..
Thanks for another great video. I will be taking the example here and make it part of my pre-shot routine. Thanks to Gamebore, Fieldsports for sponsoring it. Thanks to Ben for clear instructional techniques for improvements. Jim-Georgia-USA
Superb days tuition with the man himself today. Superior knowledge and experience imparted like a true professional. A great guy and great teacher. Huge respect. ....definitely stole my beard😉🐷
Outstanding stuff here, really great instruction on a topic that isn't covered often but so vitally important in becoming consistent. Thanks for putting this together!
A well put together little series of informative and practical tuition presented by a world class coach. Great to see Ben back with Smokin’ Targets👍 ...Think he’s copied my beard😉 see you Friday 👍
Thanks for sharing another invaluable lesson. Are those Westone Defend Ear you and student are wearing? Make a video on your gear please. Thx a bunch Ben.
I would love ben take some kids 2 from the inner city and open there eyes to the country he is a great speaker im a great lower teacher i did some of this in england before i moved to to the country of the free which is really great
Help me out, I'm newish to the sport. "method" can be 1 of the 3 points of focus in the pre-shot routine. What are the possible methods that could be applied to the shot?
Some of the nest shots ate game keepers they like me shoot instinctive no lead the churchill way thank you for the information on gun fit and balance i like to watch you but way to complecated instintive is easyer without consistently
What about : Pre-shooting routines for a single - [ ] 1 feet position - [ ] 2 & 3 first cartridge: 2 + important des 3 (method, speed, lead) - [ ] 4 Second shoot point - [ ] 5 First shoot point - [ ] 6 First hold point - [ ] 7 View point
Ben good but little pushy i like instinctive hes to complecated but his great ides on gun fitting is good and he means well dont have a clue why he puts upvwith the over the top gun laws i suppose its all brain washing
Thank you so much for the love guys. I enjoy delivering these pieces for you but the credit goes to fieldsports and Gamebore. So please take a second to drop them a email thanking them so we may continue with this sponsored series
Next time I have a miss at the range, I'm going to laugh and claim a dancing pink elephant got into my head and it's your fault. Love the videos and insight, you have greatly improved my weekend hobby level shooting. Much love from America
Thank you master chief. I needed that information. Love from Greece.
Thank you for all your time and effort you put into these vidios also field sport & gamebore .I started shooting after retirement (70) for first time , I am a member of a small clay club local to me , after watching these vidios I replicate at my next outing and I am improving slowly to my own satisfaction. Ps I shoot gamebore also.
Love this information, reinforces much of what I already do, but now I better understand why it works and tips to make it work better.
You should do a skeet one
Ben, thank you so much for posting these videos. Super helpful. Private lessons from you are on my bucket list!
I can listen to Ben give tips and provide excellent coaching all day! Ben is so articulate when he speaks about sport shooting. Thanks for the great video!
Hi Ben, first of all, thank you for taking the time to make these videos and by the way Awesome job ;o) It's been 8 years since I last shot and i have many voices on my shoulder but listening to what you have just explained and how to execute may just have saved me a lot of time wasted doing the same old routine of grabbing the gun and hoping i will do better today. now i have a footing to start to build on. Once again thank you for your time and knowledge, Ben.
"And the panic sets in" you just described my journey. I really enjoyed this clip, Thank you!
Glad to have Ben back! He has really upped my clay shooting game by 30+ targets!
Staging, staging, staging.. I compete in IDPA and one thing helped me over the years of competition is to stage your run. I take a minute and visualize myself running the stage and plan my run accordingly, where to stop, when to reload, angle to tackle the targets array, etc.. It is easier to do what you already know what to do.. Recently I am spending more time at the sporting clay range and I am using the same technique to stage my pairs.. In sporting clay we can do that type of planning, but there is a small club where I shoot 5 stand and they change the routine every week and no staging throws are allowed. I love the challenge as you have to stage or try to stage the throws from watching other shooters on their stations.. it keeps your mind sharp, it is similar to laying cards where you have to memorize what cards have been already thrown on the table and what is left to deal with.. Too bad when I started enjoying the clay games, ammo prices are shooting up the roof and limiting my playing time..
Thanks for another great video. I will be taking the example here and make it part of my pre-shot routine. Thanks to Gamebore, Fieldsports for sponsoring it. Thanks to Ben for clear instructional techniques for improvements. Jim-Georgia-USA
Great to see bens back
Absolutely amazing!! Great video!! This video goes straight into the toolbox. Thank you Ben for some outstanding instruction!
Great information. I will use this information. Thanks. I am guilty of rushing and missing. This will help.
Well done Ben 👍 please keep these video coming.😃😃
Superb days tuition with the man himself today. Superior knowledge and experience imparted like a true professional.
A great guy and great teacher. Huge respect.
....definitely stole my beard😉🐷
Outstanding stuff here, really great instruction on a topic that isn't covered often but so vitally important in becoming consistent. Thanks for putting this together!
Great video!!! It’s always great to see Ben giving instruction.
Great vid as always love Smokin Targets. Picked this up from prior vids with Ben. Now broken down I'll be using this asap.
Excellent advice. Great video.
Fine job please keep more videos coming to us 👍
I took all this information to the field and it's working for me , thanks Ben
This is amazing stuff. Thanks for sharing your time and knowledge!
Thanks man, my silver pigeon is still too tight to open. I thought I had to shoot it more.
Always great information even though I am a Skeet shooter I take onboard some of your excellent tuition many thanks
Good job guys...truly enjoyed...keep it up!!!
Lots of great info right there. I love that range, great video.
Thank You a Billion Ben Such Great Advice And Very Informative I Learned a Few New Things This Episode 😀😊😀
A well put together little series of informative and practical tuition presented by a world class coach.
Great to see Ben back with Smokin’ Targets👍
...Think he’s copied my beard😉 see you Friday 👍
Excellent video. Great advice. Thank you.
Awesome video Ben keep up the good work
Great,going to give it a try.....
So guilty of hitting a pair and getting too confident and missing the next.
Thanks for sharing another invaluable lesson. Are those Westone Defend Ear you and student are wearing? Make a video on your gear please. Thx a bunch Ben.
I would love ben take some kids 2 from the inner city and open there eyes to the country he is a great speaker im a great lower teacher i did some of this in england before i moved to to the country of the free which is really great
Thank You...Ben Hu...
Who makes your shooting glasses? I luv them!
Hi Ben, I am new to DTL - can you use the same thought process in Trap/BT/UT ? Great coaching with clear, concise instruction. Thank you. .
Much appreciated the hard tactics by a superb clay shooter, nice upload.Love from Pakistan.
thx v much...very helpful
Great advise
Great video, getting the gun out in the living room now :-)
What kind of hearing protection are you guys wearing ?? I need suggestions.. thanks....
We like Vario and Peltor. / Charlie
A exzellent Training 👍
awesome content, cheers mate
Great video to implement into your process - is this at risely shooting ground - edge of Bedford?
Yes it is. / Charlie
Great video, what are this cool looking ear muffs you are wearing, cheers
Help me out, I'm newish to the sport.
"method" can be 1 of the 3 points of focus in the pre-shot routine. What are the possible methods that could be applied to the shot?
Have a look at the rest of our 'Smokin Targets' series on TH-cam. / Charlie
Some of the nest shots ate game keepers they like me shoot instinctive no lead the churchill way thank you for the information on gun fit and balance i like to watch you but way to complecated instintive is easyer without consistently
Game keepers are awful clay shots
What ear plugs are you wearing Ben?
4:57 trigger discipline???
I’ve the gut feeling that there are seven steps to last around 10-11 seconds. What would be the seven steps for a single ?
What about : Pre-shooting routines for a single
- [ ] 1 feet position
- [ ] 2 & 3 first cartridge: 2 + important des 3 (method, speed, lead)
- [ ] 4 Second shoot point
- [ ] 5 First shoot point
- [ ] 6 First hold point
- [ ] 7 View point
Came here looking for advice on the best way to change a 5 into a 6.
Thats funny, always put the rest live Shell from second barrel Into First. Everybody call
Me Crazy
The student is mounting the gun before seeing the clay???
Thsts fine
How to prepare for shooting ? get a pencil and a rubber "to make sure you are well trained"
Ben why not apologize for CHEATING in USA
You should never point a gun at someone period! No matter what wow basic gun safety!
Talking like a fool
I guess you shouldn’t clean your gun either because that would involve pointing it at yourself.
Ben good but little pushy i like instinctive hes to complecated but his great ides on gun fitting is good and he means well dont have a clue why he puts upvwith the over the top gun laws i suppose its all brain washing
Weird how the best in the world all do it the same. You tend to find people that don’t understand shooting find it complex