How to improve your mental game - Go Shooting Coaching Videos - Series 5 #8
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- They say shooting is 95% mental. Here's how to improve one of the most important elements in the sport.
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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.
The mental aspect of competition can’t be overstated. I had a lot of success winning low level competitions with lots of competitors. I had no problem winning at the start but once you became known as the guy to beat and people started expecting you to win, it stopped being fun. Fear of failure is a bigger obstacle than having enough confidence to win. People that talk about learning how to lose know what I mean. The interesting thing is many would have to opposite mental problems in that the chance at a possible victory will make them nervous. Interesting subject for certain! 👍🏼👍🏼
Great Advice and never spoken about enough. Thank you so much.
Thanks Russel.
I have been learning alot from your videos. My DTL shooting has improved those few extra targets I feel I need to be competitive. I will start competition sometime next year.
I'm a long way from being good at trap but I practice what I watch here and it certainly helps. Thankyou
Thank you Sir! Like you said... Plenty of people will shoot 100% on training but in competition (even on local level) they fail while those who shot 90% win. Competition for some brings positive adrenaline which boost them up and for some negative adrenaline which slows them down. For some: "Whoa! Bring them on!", and for some: "Omg... What if I miss?!" - and of corse she/he miss!
Another insightful video. Thank you. ?4U Any tips on how I can master keeping my head on the stock ?
Could you need a higher comb on your stock?
Thank you very much for posting your very practical advice. If you come to the states, let us know so we can sign up to work with you.
Deal!
I love that this is published just immediately after the Olympics 🤣🤣
Thanks!
No problem!