Beginners Guide to Olympic Trap... Part 5
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- Опубліковано 14 лип 2024
- In part 5 we cover the basic principle of trap shooting, then look at hold points and pick up points. Finally I suggest an easy way to establish hold and pick up points for an OT novice.
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As a award winning Olympic Trap shooting competitor I commend your efforts. You may wish to do a video on how humidity (weather) affects target flight and messes with everything!
Amazing explanation and video.
I am to beginning trap shooting and I find your guide really interesting. The suggestions you purpose are clear and simply to understand. They have given to me a path to follow. I will practice it. Good job, thank you so much!
You are most welcome. Glad to hear they are helping. Let us know how you get on.
Don't know how to thank you enough for all five videos related to beginners guide (as I am one of them).
Thnx a lot..keep good spirit and stay well
You are very welcome, I hope they have helped you get started.
Very clear and straight forward. Well done.
Thank you.
Thank you. My son is starting Olympic trap,or wants to and finds it hard to get coaching, everything is geared towards sporting
Hope it’s helpful. Where abouts are you?
@@matgoodwin we are in Ireland, concentration is mostly on sporting. Very little opportunity to follow O/T . Your simple steps give us something to work on.
Very informative Matt. Great guide. Great ground, one of the best in my opinion. I’ve subscribed 🪤😁☀️💪
Thank you Julian. Nice to see you again. Griffin Lloyd is great, so lucky to have it on the doorstep.
Excellent video, it really breaks down the hold and pick up point.
Thank you. There are other ways, and lots of people figure out their own way in time, but I think its a good starting point.
@@matgoodwin Absolutely, i have struggled myself with it or still struggle when range is different so it is putting method to hit and trial
Just subscribed and have enjoyed your videos. I shoot mainly FU because that is the major format here in SW France our club does have a FO layout but it is only used very sparingly because all the competitions are for FU . Also because we are a shooting association the members do all the range prep themselves... reloading and calibrating 15 traps takes much longer
than 5. For me the gun hold point, target pickup point and crucial rule of not moving the gun until you have seen the target make or break a series of either FU or FO get those three things right and you can be a bit off with foot position and still get a good score.
Great job for beginners
Another great video matt, that trick with your hand was very useful and I'll be trying that in training camp tomorrow👍👍
Just keep doing what your doing, I hear you are going great guns out there 💪🏼
@@matgoodwin I've really really enjoyed it! I wish I could stay another week!! You'll see a huge difference in everyone's shooting in the next session, especially Dewi, he's doing amazing! Fiona has also tweaked her technique a bit and it's made a big difference
Great, looking forward to seeing you all in action!
Good Job! Keep it up! Really; There is not enough content like this for this sport. I applaud your effort. (Member USA Shooting)
Thank you, really appreciate your positivity. More coming soon hopefully.
Great stuff!
Thank you, hope it’s helped.
@@matgoodwin Was looking forward to Part-6 about pre-shot routines and also the advanced videos on Quiet eye. Any update on those? Thank you.
@@satyamanda1815 Sorry have had a really busy couple of years. Hoping to get some more videos out in the next few months.
@@matgoodwin Sure. Thanks for the response. Looking forward to the vids.
Never shoot Olympic Trap ,I will now try it I shoot sporting and DTL thank you.
Let us know how it goes, any questions just yell.
i think only pic up point is important,because if gun fit correctly and mount correctly it fix naturally not too far from it.
No the hold point is important, too close to pick up point and can cause people to look at the end of the gun not the target, too far away from the pick up point a shooter can lose the relationship between the eye and the gun.
@@matgoodwin can you make some video about quiet eye technique and how it used in trap shooting?
Sure I will give it a go, might not be for a few weeks, just got to finish this series for beginners then I will do some more advanced videos. Will add your request to the top of the list. 🙂
@@matgoodwin Was looking forward to Part-6 about pre-shot routines and also the advanced videos on Quiet eye. Any update on those? Thank you.