Olympic / ISSF pistol coach and competitive shooter, sharing training plans, advice, and knowledge to international pistol shooters
Highlights here 🙂
The short break did me good and I shot a good competition last Friday, with 554 at 60 shots and doing 87 shots to reach 800. The 800 points competition came from Pistolen Training (one of the online pistol competitions I participate in) and it was fun to do something a bit different.
The team at SCATT is doing great work lately reaching out via their forum. One of the things they are asking for is to have feedback from the users with feature suggestions. Based on that and on my comparison of the SCATT Expert and Professional software (where my preferences are also stated), I’ve prepared a list with features that I would like to see added to their software and also those that I would like to keep in future versions.
SCATT files and highlights here.
The last training was only in use for one week (it worked well). Daniel has sent a new programme that focuses more on coordination and the sensations of the trigger release, with more visualization drills.
The phrases are based on my weekly conversations with him and come from tactics I implemented myself to improve my attitude and confidence during matches. What is important for me is not so much the phrase in itself but the attitude I use it with, which brings a wave of positivity and confidence.
Following on the steps and success of the first grip hold training programme which has been in place for one week (4 training days), Daniel sent a new programme that continues the work but shifts the weight to more coordination and other technical aspects (namely trigger release).
Sandrine est un championne française du pistolet qui en plus de ses entraînements et son travail assure la direction de la ASTIR Creil comme présidente (impressionnant…). Elle fais parti des Goberville, une famille très soudé et passionnée pour le tir dont on à déjà interviewé son père Daniel et sa sœur Céline.
Pistol training programme to fix grip holding so that I don’t use the tips of my fingers and only use the middle phalanges.
Almost two weeks of trainings including my first day at a range since the covid quarantine started… with coaches Daniel and Aurore Goberville! (Notes from that training coming soon).
