World champion Ben Husthwaite clay pigeon shooting lessons. Correcting mistakes mid shot

Sit in a quiet room with a pen and paper !! Here’s the most detailed lesson and training plan that’s been uploaded yet. A lot of information that you may have to rewind and go again. A big lesson

[@cosimosanfilippo9050]

Hi Ben, I am getting back to broke some clays, with the intention to broke many... I am 67 year sold , retired and i did some trap shooting in my younger days, I use to be a "B" grade with only shooting almost every second Friday and I just picked up some technique, "that little that I know" just by pinching it from the serious shooter. I am back into it now with my brothers and my two kids, the same one that they used to fallow me to the club , sit in a chair at the age of 5 and 7, and give me a thump up either I used to broke the target or not... now they are respectively 27 and 30 and I am looking forward for some fun with them , now that I can afford it. Fallowing your tutorial is mesmerising, not only you are incredible sharp, but... also have the ability to transmit knowledge. That is not up to anybody. Congratulation for your nice work... Cos.

[@chadnolte9134]

Great drill. Makes you think your way through a target while it is in the air instead of the panic mindset of “shoot and hope.”

[@gjepw1]

NICE BEN! This is the Mike Tyson approach to shooting! "Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth" It's how you react to the miss that defines your next shot, not the miss itself...

[@jpdorsethq1280]

Good job.Thankyou for not driving me nuts with poor resolution and arrow slot field of view. Could see everything really well.Top drawer coaching drill.

[@davehughes4251]

Absolutely brilliant video and a great training regime for everyone 👍

[@simonreinhold_co_uk]

Fascinating stuff Ben. Military friends of mine say 'no plan survives contact with the enemy'. Adapt and overcome - you've got less than a second to make the decisions. (going back to watch it again...!)

[@kidyanot]

Thank you Ben for a terrific video & the drill to force mistakes & how to practice a mid shot fix. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@TheFlyingFatMan]

Fantastic lesson, Ben, and Dave. Thank you!

[@philipwilliams5179]

Excellent..... smart bugger ain't ya ! Very interesting gets you thinking 👍. Keep it up .

[@d-rayphelps1630]

Ben this is great!!! I appreciate you taking the time to share this with us. I hope to put this drill into play. I know that it's gonna help me. You are freaking BRILLIANT!!! HAVE A GOOD ONE AND MAY GOD BLESS YOU!!!!

[@salopsniper22]

Brilliant video Ben as already mentioned it was alot easier to see things in this video and the clays really improved things loads too 👍

[@nocknload5287]

I want that lesson. Sooooo Critical to learn to fix mistakes.

[@dancompton5842]

Great video, great drill and great shooting. Thanks Ben for sharing 👍

[@payres48]

What an interesting concept. I wish I had been able to meet Ben when I was in the UK three years ago. I would love to have gone through this exercise with him.

[@TheJohnnyCombat]

Probably the most informative video you’ve produced, Ben. Well done, cup of tea waiting for you at KSG!

[@TownHouseFilms]

Brilliant lesson. Such great tuition. Thank you.

[@paulmitchell5324]

New camera Ben well done 👍 fantastic video

[@danielbarratt3672]

Fantastic , it’s not very often I rectify a mistake so this would be a great drill for me and a good weapon for my arsenal , makes perfect sense , one of your best videos Ben cheers

[@stevo32201]

Brain speed and adapting under pressure, what a great lesson! Spot on Ben👍

[@beeeeee77]

Perfect exercise, Ben!!! I did enjoy it, brother!!!👌👌👌👍👍👍

[@richardcranston1833]

This was excellent great idea Ben

[@khaleelazan8903]

Excellent drill Ben. This is really what happens on the course. But we don't usually make a correction

[@michaelwarren5451]

This is awesome! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us! I can't wait to try this drill.

[@ericcapucci9869]

great drill cant wait to give it a go!!!

[@deedle_daw4708]

Really informative and a great tutorial.

[@jeffreywoolley9674]

Great video.

[@AgnesFria]

Very informative and helpfull!

[@rhysferrier1106]

I watch alot of your videos well probably all of them . And as a new shooter I have found when I go and shoot people always comment on how well I understand and execute the methods and its all down to you and your videos .People don't believe that I have only been shooting since march 2022 . Hopefully I can put it all into making me a better shot with my new gun now . Thanks for the videos and the excellent advise .

[@benhusthwaite9884]

Thank u sir

[@dean2163]

Amazing exercise that I will definitely try

[@bigdghost3319]

Outstanding Drill ....... Will my instructor use it in my next lesson... Thank you Sir Ben....

[@paulmitchell5324]

Fantastic as always 👌can we have shot cam in the corner that would make it just perfect?

[@payres48]

I'm curious to know where this was filmed.

[@JorgeSantos-nl8he]

Exelente drill! You have to decide on each tatget what to do, not to execute a predetermined plan for that specific target!👍 One question: I noticed on other videos that you use your top barrel for your first shot. Is there a motive why or i'm wrong? Thanks

[@beeeeee77]

Excellent class, Ben!!! let me ask you if I may. How should I define which method to use, swing through or pull away?

[@benhusthwaite9884]

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[@iantudor5474]

Think your coaching methods are amazing. breaking the mould ..what you said about seeing a bird from outside the stand then getting into the stand, completly different . i have been refused to see a bird when i stepped into the stand quote you should have been looking prior. cant get my head round that one. must be cost thing!! Registerd shoot! i know cpsa rules on this one .Dont think with current covid distancing rules id want to breathing down someones neck to see the bird.. Iwatching one of your previous fitas vids noticed you fire top barrel first is this a preferance. bearing in mind you said you dont mix chokes .

[@bavariasuhl]

my 12 yo gets to pull random true pairs a t each station (4 machines) s o been doing this type of drill for 4 years