Field Target with TX200 - How to approach standing shots

In this video you have a few rules to approach standing targets.
This are my best advices after 5 years shooting 10m and 10 years shooting Field Target.
Very important:
Have fun practicing.

[@barkingspider2007]

Great information... Thanks for the video : )

[@heribertodelarosa3141]

Thank you for take your time to explain us an important things to be be better in field target 👍

[@weirhauch1002]

Your channel is very usefu and unique .
Continue presenting these ideas please.

[@FieldTargetMASTER]

Thanks for your kind words.

[@platz752]

Thank you, I have improved my standing accuracy by following your advice.

[@FieldTargetMASTER]

Welcome!! That's my goal. To help others and engage more people to the sport!!
Shoot well.
Shoot safe.
Have fun!

[@noonster55]

I'm glad I found your channel. I have been shooting air rifles since my dad bought me a very nice .22 cal. German made air rifle for my 10th birthday 55 years ago. I actually learned something new from watching just two of your videos.... Thanks. Now I'm gonna go practice with my TX-200...

[@FieldTargetMASTER]

Thanks for your comment.
This is what drive me. Give back to the sport and bring more and more people to airgun shooting.
Have fun.

[@richardcampbell5762]

Great tips as always. The TX 200 can get a little heavy. But it is a beautiful rifle. I love it just as much as some of my most expensive PCP rifles. Thanks for sharing my friend. Stay safe and stay blessed. 👍🇺🇲✌

[@davelloyd8454]

This is great. I'll try it next time it is not raining here!
Could you do a video on kneeling shots please?

[@slowturtle6745]

Thank you so much for this channel, your concise, practical and easy to understand videos are proving very helpful as I work on my FT game. I do have a problem with standing because my chest is so large (136cm) that I can't obtain that desired elbow to hipbone placement and have to rely on too much muscle to hold my position.
As always enjoyed your content.

[@FieldTargetMASTER]

Thank you.
Try to follow as many tips as possible and adapt the rest to your physiology.
Feel free to ask for help if needed.
Have fun.

[@saetasalviento398]

Saber (teoría), saber hacer ( práctica y experiencia), saber enseñar ( técnicas didácticas) lo que al menos todo catedrático, docente o coacha debe tener en su currículum, buen trabajo Coach.

[@FieldTargetMASTER]

Gracias.
Y mañana sale este mismo video en castellano!!

[@saetasalviento398]

@@FieldTargetMASTER Ótimo, obrigado. eu estoi escuchando fado, me falta oporto...abrazo

[@vivaldoeleuterio]

Excelentes dicas. Obrigado campeão!

[@davidhicks3064]

A great video tutorial Luis 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
How do you compensate for your pulse? What technique do you apply to lower it?

[@FieldTargetMASTER]

Thanks.
Abdominal breathing. and keep breathing until like 6 or 8 seconds before realease the shot.
Other than that, plenty exercise and avoid sugar on competition days.
;)

[@neiledwards8931]

Luis, great information just wondering sometimes when placing the elbow over the hip you are actually holding in that position would it be a good idea to slightly lean back so that the elbow sits right on the hip, I have tried this out at the rangers when standing and it seems to work fine / just wondering your thought on that ploy Cheers Happy New Year my friend 🍻😊👍

[@FieldTargetMASTER]

Thanks.
We all have to adapt to our physiology.
Try to adopt as many tips as possible and adapt what you can't do by the book.

[@alfredotito2143]

Excelentes tus videos.
Me llamo Alfredo.
Me encanta el FT hace 1año empecé y he aprendido más de balística, trayectoria, óptica etc que en mis 52 años.
Soy diestro y mido 1,94mts. Algunas dudas sobre esta posición: en los tiros hacia arriba o abajo lo único que cambia sería el agarre sobre el hámster y la posición de la mano? O El hámster se debe levantar para tirar hacia arriba? El codo derecho debería tocar el tórax? Mil gracias, un abrazo desde Uruguay 👍

[@FieldTargetMASTER]

Para arriba:
Subir rabera, bajar hamster. Mantener la misma posicion.
Para bajar el inverso.
El codo de la mano del disparador... no tiene porque tocar torax. Relajado y ya.
Gracias por assistir.
Si puedes compartir en tus redes sociales te lo agradecería.
Un saludo.

[@alfredotito2143]

Gracias Master, las últimas 2: si antes de tirar cierras los ojos y te relajas, al abrirlos estás a la derecha del blanco? El agarre en esta posición es firme y se hace fuerza hacia el hombro? Gracias nuevamente, comparto por supuesto, un abrazo 👍

[@carlosde2625]

De mucha ayuda

[@mikerotch6733]

Why does it have that twang sound is it 16 ft pounds?

[@FieldTargetMASTER]

12 ft pound.
No grease on the spring.