F-Class Video Reveals a Variety of Shooting Styles
Forum member Rick Curtis, a shooter from the Phoenix area, put together an interesting video showing some of the F-Class shooters at a recent club match at the Ben Avery Shooting Facility. Rick notes: “As you can see (hear) at the beginning of the video the first relay was fired in a ‘frisky’ headwind.” (Don’t worry about the awful wind noise — it moderates 35 seconds into the video.) It is interesting to see the different shooting styles, and the wide variety of hardware on the line.
Watch F-Class Shooting Video from Ben Avery Range in Phoenix, AZ
One fellow who watched the video made an interesting comment: “A couple of those shooters sure do a lot of moving around before and after the shot. I shoot sling and jacket and definitely try to minimize my movement. Is minimizing movement as important in F-Class?”
Rick Curtis replied: “I sent some of the individual videos back to the shooters who were in them with some recommendations that included minimizing movement, spotting scope placement, shot routine suggestions and a few other observations.”
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I have some video that a friend shot from my 3rd match ever (shooting 800/900/1000) and was comparing it to video from some recent matches that I had.
I think it’s a pretty cool tool for both seeing behaviors and tendencies that have naturally evolved vs. things you actively work on.
For one thing, my shot routine was terrible in the beginning – I was all over the place. Now it’s like watching a film on a loop.
Cool video, who is the music from in the background?
Eddie, that’s Jeremy Wallace.
Jay, I couldn’t agree more. Being able to see what you are doing is critical to ironing out the bugs.
Thank you Rick!