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zero
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hye everyone..i would like to ask a question..i hv been stop training for 2 months,so that i can focus on my studies..but i have an important tournament in about 2 months time..i didnt hv enough of time to train because of my hectic schedule..i would like to know is there any physical exercises or mental training that cn be done(while away from range) so that i can shoot at my best performance? my event is 10m AP men..
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Post by David Levene »

Do you have access to your air pistol at home?

If you do then, in my opinion, the best training you can do is dry firing. This can even be usefully done at a reduced distance on a reduced sized target.

This is also extremely useful training even when you do get the opportunity to get to the range.
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Post by Brian M »

The best "no gear" training you can do is visualization. Get comfortable, then see yourself doing perfect shot routines. Don't think about scores, just perfect shot routines. See yourself in a match while doing these shot routines.

Scores aren't important because you have no control over them. Shot routine is important because you have 100% control over it... perfect the shot routine and the scores will take care of themselves.

Past that, I agree with David, dry firing. Different kinds too, against a blank wall, with your eyes closed, against a target (or scaled down dot), etc... Hopefully you can find someplace that has a floor similar to where the match will be (so, not on carpet). Pay attention to your balance and inner position.

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Post by JamesH »

Visualisation if done right is very good.

Just physically going through the motions without a pistol is also good.
zero
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thank you for your replies

Post by zero »

thanx for all the suggestion..i really appreciate that..i'll try my best to do it..by the way..i'm goin to compete in the asian university games...will be held in malaysia..after university shooting c'ship in china..
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