Different leads for different disciplines - Go Shooting Shotgun Coaching Videos - Series 2 #7

Olympic Gold Medallist Russell Mark explains what types of lead are used specific to each clay target discipline.
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Go Shooting’s UA-cam channel is designed for all shotgun shooters that want to improve their skill level. Our coaching videos are aimed to easily understand the basic fundamentals of the sport. They are perfect for all the disciplines of the clay target sports, hunters or simply recreational shotgun enthusiasts wanting to gain a little more understanding on how to hit their target more consistently.
Go Shooting is owned and operated by Olympic Gold Medallist Russell Mark and his wife Lauryn Mark, a two time Olympian and triple Commonwealth Games Gold Medallist.

[@chrisewing8407]

I hope your business survives these times. Your published coaching is incredibly helpful.

[@GoShooting]

Thanks Chris we are glad you like them

[@HALWG51]

Wow, her arms are jacked! 💪💪

[@ianservice3609]

I learnt to shoot in the bush and shooting simulated field. I was taught swing through and worked the rest out myself. I realised I use all these leads depending on the target, but have trouble explaining it. I am now getting my kids into it and your tutorials are awesome .
The one about the pressure of cheek to stock threw me off as I’ve never thought about it. I’m better off not thinking about it.😂 thanks again.

[@joshallen7385]

I couldn’t agree with you more I haven’t shot in 3 weeks can’t wait to get back to shooting clays thanks from Vermont

[@alsaqernj]

Really appreciate your work. 🌹

[@GoShooting]

So nice of you

[@olympictrapworld6582]

Awesome demonstration!

[@GoShooting]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@ryanhandley9772]

I’m really miss my training at the go shooting range can’t wait to get back into it

[@GoShooting]

Same here Ryan

[@timeverett7828]

Brilliant!

[@charleskittler4330]

Keep up the fine work and we look forward to more videos in the future 👍😷

[@GoShooting]

Thanks, will do!

[@davidnowaczewski]

COYG!! Up the Arsenal!

[@GoShooting]

Our son is a huge fan. Personally I am a Spurs fan 👍🏆

[@davidnowaczewski]

@@GoShooting 😬 well, I guess we all have our faults😉. Love the channel. Thank you!

[@coltquigley6159]

I love your video's but can you make one about figuring out your whole points in skeet that would be great

[@GoShooting]

Hi Colt. It is in the making and will has been scheduled for mid September.

[@coltquigley6159]

@@GoShooting thank you so much that would be a big help

[@65194]

when is diminishing lead a good way to go? Thanks

[@GoShooting]

On a big long incoming target where the actual physical lead needed is also diminishing

[@mohamedjorafi4092]

رائع جدا شرح مفهوم

[@GoShooting]

شكرا لك ، سعيد لأنك استمتعت بالفيديو

[@pulumputru1234]

At the time of triggering .
How much ahead the bead should be in relation to the flying target as seen by the eyes and not by shotkam.

[@GoShooting]

That depends on how far the target is away from the bead I guess. It is mathematics

[@pulumputru1234]

@@GoShooting Thank you for the reply.
At 30 to 40 yards

[@duncnz3129]

Good stuff , now you need to do this again with a real gun and real targets .

[@LexsLavrov1]

Nice you've mentioned spot shooting method. It has narrow field of application, but worth to be familiar with.
Sometimes I find myself shooting spot like this video ua-cam.com/video/YjRM3g1dZvU/v-deo.html shot #3 and further. First two was from another cage - totally different angle, not good for spot shooting.