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[@StonyRC]

FANTASTIC advice. Staying calm and analytical when it's going wrong is the hallmark of a champion.

[@patrickcolahan7499]

This is one of those "Should be common sense", but few of us actually practice it. I am learning. Thanks very much for sharing Keith. Love the GT, we have had three over the last 38 years, my favorite breed.

[@Michael-rg7mx]

I grew up a couple miles from an old school trap club. Great place. Old log cabin lodge. Emotion would make or break scores. There were guys who could shoot 22 out of 25 but only when everything went smooth. When a guy would miss and they were following, they would miss. Pretty soon a squad would be in the 12 area.

[@javiersp01]

Unvaluable advise. Thanks Keith !!!

[@DummyRound]

Great stuff, as always. Also, your dog is awesome.

[@emoryzakin2576]

Cool seeing you here dummy! Excellent taste my friend

[@DummyRound]

@@emoryzakin2576 Hey, brother! Love this channel!

[@emoryzakin2576]

@@DummyRoundvery much underrated and small, as I’m sure you can relate! Quality content though, and in time more people will surely catch on

[@DummyRound]

@@emoryzakin2576 I'm always looking for new channels to learn from

[@billwarren2724]

Hi Keith; A book I love, "Thinking Fast and Slow," by Daniel Kahneman, addresses the gut reaction vs analytical response choices. He labels these approaches System I and System II. (I'm guessing you have the book?)

[@tommykawasaki9676]

I appreciate you sharing your knowledge. Thank you. I always thought I was an excellent shooter. Better than average. Right up until I decided to compete. WOW ! “Better than average” simply isn’t that good at all. I’m 55 years old this year, & have learned more about shooting this year, than the previous 54 total.

[@dougblessin]

great advice

[@misterlewgee8874]

👍👍 Found car very expensive car fridge not working...all fuses looked good... Bit panicky freaking... But...with the help of a mate and multimeter...found blown fuse. Thanks cold analytics...much less emotional n logistical trauma now.

[@TexasTrained]

After training Rae h I rses and being in front thousands of people in the stands and being on TV and getting interviewed 2 or 3 times a month on camera I Learned to handl pressure & not to panic.Emotions still come around sometimes but to keep them suppressed. Good advice Keith

[@CplSkiUSMC]

Beyond true....

[@mikeherrmann5360]

I missed this 1. just scrolling through your stuff with my Pit Bull on my lap. It's not a Golden but she will do

[@whiplash636]

I definitely don't get overly irritated when I have to scrap a day at the range and go home and waste more components to redo inconclusive tests due to human error.

[@rob1135]

Golden retrievers rule!!

[@wayneschenk5512]

Great video.

[@JamesPettinato]

Pet owners look like their pets, there's a resemblance. :) ....he looks like a good buddy, your lucky.

[@andy347495]

Best video yet

[@linklesstennessee2078]

Yep don’t get aggravated at last shot concentrate on the next one evaluate the shot you’re going to take

[@charlesirby9222]

"Just learn to 'Emotionally Disconnect' yourself from what your doing. Apply your skill set as best as you are able and 'be a shooting machine'. Be disciplined. There's plenty of time afterwards to have your emotional side...just be the machine while your on the line...😎👍68 (How about that...68...the year I graduated HS)

[@toddb930]

That's easier said than done.🤪

[@oldschooljack3479]

Are you referring to getting aggravated or upset when performance is poor?

[@toddb930]

What's the name and age of your furry friend? I love dogs. 😀

[@winninginthewind]

Bear is 11 years old in July, yet he's still a puppy at times!