On one of your older videos you were loading with the left hand… I take it you prefer right hand now or is it due to the current rifle you are using? BTW what is you current rifle you use (make and model)?
Sometimes I load with my left hand if it's the first shot and before I have picked up the rifle but I usually leave the rifle in my left hand when I put it down on the stand so I have to load with the right hand.
When do you get to hit the lady back (see 3:20) 😂 In terms of trying a coach suggestion, how long do you try something before deciding whether it helps or not (guessing it takes time to adapt to a suggested stance change etc)
It varies a bit. Sometimes you'll know straight away if something isn't going to work for you. Other times it can take months to really embed something new and you just have to accept that it will take some fighting for a while. For me its usually a week or two of training before I really decide because my body can vary so much day to day I feel like it takes that long for me to get the 'average' of all the days.
Serious question; how does your colleague concentrate on her own stance while this discussion is going on between you and the coach? If I was her I'd be unable to focus because I'd be listening in to that conversation. Is this an issue?
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One of your better videos in terms of insight into your training. Lots of small details to be noticed. Keep up the good work!
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On one of your older videos you were loading with the left hand… I take it you prefer right hand now or is it due to the current rifle you are using?
BTW what is you current rifle you use (make and model)?
Sometimes I load with my left hand if it's the first shot and before I have picked up the rifle but I usually leave the rifle in my left hand when I put it down on the stand so I have to load with the right hand.
When do you get to hit the lady back (see 3:20) 😂
In terms of trying a coach suggestion, how long do you try something before deciding whether it helps or not (guessing it takes time to adapt to a suggested stance change etc)
It varies a bit. Sometimes you'll know straight away if something isn't going to work for you. Other times it can take months to really embed something new and you just have to accept that it will take some fighting for a while. For me its usually a week or two of training before I really decide because my body can vary so much day to day I feel like it takes that long for me to get the 'average' of all the days.
Serious question; how does your colleague concentrate on her own stance while this discussion is going on between you and the coach? If I was her I'd be unable to focus because I'd be listening in to that conversation. Is this an issue?