Manage Your Laziness In Skeet and Trick Your Mind: Turn Struggle into Joy

[@marcveronneau8750]

Alice, it's extraordinary the concise way in which you explain the essential attributes to develop in beginners. And, how you motivate more advanced shooters to continue the exercises on a daily basis. Everything you share is worth GOLD to me. You are the only one I know who touches on an important point of human psychology. That of how to transform laziness into a motivating force to move forward in the areas of our lives. Teaching, studying and practicing skeet play a central role in my life. You feed your audience with your erudite words and concepts. You also show ways to practice them through smart exercices. Thank you so much.

[@ImprovementsAlice]

Thank you for your kind words, Marc! I'm pleased to hear that you found this video useful. We'd like to know after you or your friends/students try the exercises - please share your experience 😊 This video was made thanks to my mentor and coach Dr. Oleg Maltsev and his research on the working of the mind 😊

[@dwtracker976]

Thank so much for including the exercises in the video. I will start working each exercise.

[@ImprovementsAlice]

Thank you for your feedback! We will also share some exercises in future videos. Please share your experience when you try them 😊

[@emreogut3588]

Very benefical and usefel videos. Thank you ❤

[@ImprovementsAlice]

Thank you for your comment, I am glad you found it useful! Please share your experience if you try the exercises ☺️

[@keith4230]

A good exercise from the “Go Shooting” page is to put a laser pointer on the end of your gun and keep the pointer on the point or path while mounting your gun. For me, it pointed out my “check marking” while mounting.

[@ImprovementsAlice]

Thank you for your comment and sharing the exercise. If you try exercises from this video, please share your experience after :)