This week’s training focus is on shoulder lock and making the release of the shot a non event, to keep the focus and the tension at the same levels after the shot is release.
To work on this I have tweaked…
This week’s training focus is on shoulder lock and making the release of the shot a non event, to keep the focus and the tension at the same levels after the shot is release.
To work on this I have tweaked…
My focus this week is going to be on two things: shoulder lock and making the shot a non event. Today I experimented with training with a dartboard printout to…
A pistol training program building on the first one and increasing the load of training to 1h30′, with the inclusion of challenges to spice up competitiveness.
Looking to get back in shape after a long vacation break? This training program by Daniel Goberville will get you started and help you build your arm and technique again.
With the new confinement measures going on, coach Daniel Goberville has prepared a training programme to train 100% at home. It is a continuation of the previous personalized and group trainings and dives a bit deeper into solving my latest issues with trigger decision.
Last Monday we finally had a group training with the Mental-Objectif-Perf (MOP) group of shooters under the direction of Daniel & Aurore Goberville. It happened right after an MOP competition the day before where other shooters and I had trouble with starting too slow and having issues with trigger decision and execution. So the training focused on the trigger.
A new training programme that is more demanding in terms of results but still has some holds and dry fire work away from the target. It reintroduces a single weekly SCATT training and profits of the three days my range is open.
Due to the coronavirus week of isolation I did not have a chance to work more on the previous training, but Daniel Goberville has learned that I actually enjoyed the dry fire and holds work in my guest room and decided to send me this programme divided into 3 sessions (I’m training 5 days a week, one of the days is dedicated to a competition). Holds and dry fire to build up physical form and sensations.
A pistol training programme by Daniel Goberville to get back into the weekly training schedule after the summer break.