How to Avoid Under or Over-Shooting Your Target During Transitions

[@jestemcostamktostam9223]

Greetings from Poland. Thank you for all your great work.

[@jfhucka1]

Your videos have been invaluable for me in my own competition training journey! I have been following with every video from over a year!

[@michaelroberts6057]

Thanks Myles. Great info as always.

[@kriswalter560]

I had realized recently that focusing on a small spot is key for aim. Really good to have that reinforced in this video.

[@mattfleming86]

This.. either focusing on a TINY point or going the other extreme and not focusing on "anything at all" will make you move much smoother.

[@bryanmcdermott4204]

This is super helpful. Thank you.

[@Doodlefisher]

Always learning from TH!

[@tbenson5966]

Such good information

[@johnpelfrey2041]

Great job! All of these new video series are awesome! #LLTB

[@LiorIPSC]

I like your explanation about gliding (after 80% of a transverse transition). I'm guessing the exact fraction depends on how heavy the gun is. I find that focusing on the proximal edge of a target during the transition and then shifting focus to the center A when the gun arrives also works. But this is semantics rather than a big mechanical difference.

[@shivanandteeluckchan6475]

Great tips

[@u.s.aarchangelforgod3679]

TY T.H

[@IAMgr8ness11]

Does these concepts apply to vertical movement as well?

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What brand of in the ear electronic buds are you wearing? Thank you.