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Re: Tips on Pistol Shooting

Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2012 11:54 am
by airgun_novice
An apt parable guruji - will store it in my mule and keep mulling over it. :-)

Re: Tips on Pistol Shooting

Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2012 12:07 pm
by dev
Wow, teaching through parables, that also in saddi shooting realm. Toofu kabool karo sarji :-).
Jokes aside your story has really cleared up a load of darkness.
Thank you.

Re: Tips on Pistol Shooting

Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2012 12:45 pm
by jitu sati
gurujithats a gr8 parable. need to trust my mule more. but i guess that will first of require me to concentrate fully on box drills. some how i still havent mastered this. may be thats why my SA% suffers with each small break
jitu

Re: Tips on Pistol Shooting

Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2012 1:20 pm
by tirpassion
Dear all,
I just connected to internet after breakfast and what a lesson to start the day! Thanks a million Guruji!

For your information, I did two call drills yesterday with a lot more of concentration and the MONK overruled the MULE. Better percentage (55% & 65%) but worse results for sure. I am understanding in a better way.

sincere regards
tirpassion

Re: Tips on Pistol Shooting

Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2012 1:32 pm
by gypsy
Wow, so much to learn here and not just the hard technical skills but the mental ones too, which I believe are as important if not more in sports like shooting. Thanks.

Re: Tips on Pistol Shooting

Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2012 7:51 pm
by hvj1
Thanks all.

Re: Tips on Pistol Shooting

Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2012 8:55 am
by jitu sati
thankfully the SA% is slowly coming back on track. but guruji can you throw some light on why the % is dropping so much even by a slight gap in practice. am i doing something wrong
jitu

Re: Tips on Pistol Shooting

Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2012 12:31 pm
by dev
Jitu,

I have seen that one declines faster than one advances. Just a week or so and its all downhill. But I guess you will be stuck at the bhayanak score as a base score when practice is missed. I haven't shot paper at a range for some weeks,lets hope no surprises are in store when I finally do. Think this sport is a very tough mistress, you can't spurn her ;-).

Re: Tips on Pistol Shooting

Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2012 1:47 pm
by airgun_novice
Just went through the Men 10m AP qualifying sheet for Kumar Surinder currently in progress. A few Qs wrt terminology, technicality etc.

1. What does NMR/ EMR stand for ? It appears towards the end of every row.
2. Why did #136 Pawan Kumar shoot only one set ? It does not show DSQ at his row.
3. Subsequently #137 on (through 196) none seems to have shot as their all sets are "0" - Why ? Is it normal for 60 shooters to register for top class event and not show up ? If so, the no-shows are almost a third of total registration. :-(

Re: Tips on Pistol Shooting

Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2012 9:04 am
by jitu sati
dev, my feelings exactly. she is very demanding too. but i will wait for some critical analysis from guruji about this drop in SA%
jitu

Re: Tips on Pistol Shooting

Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2012 10:00 am
by hvj1
Hi Jitu
The drop in SA % in your case is more mental than anything else. Another reason for the drop is that, during your practice session, once you lift your pistol and find that the SA is not as good, you still continue the execution of the shot. Thereby giving your subconscious the message that what is happening is acceptable. instead, you should cancel, rest if required and then execute the shot only if your SA is good.
BR

Re: Tips on Pistol Shooting

Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2012 1:55 pm
by jitu sati
u may be right. let me see. this friday i have scheduled a complete 40 shot prac shoot. i will only take shots where i feel SA is correct. will let you know the result
jitu

Re: Tips on Pistol Shooting

Posted: Sat Feb 18, 2012 11:03 am
by jitu sati
guruji
here i am back with queries. i tried to take the complete shoot with focus on SA. the shoot went of well. however i have a query. (having taken the shoot and forced myself not to count) how do i know whether the shots which i think are with correct SA are really correct or not. can there be any rough scale by which one can judge this. (shots in 9 circle and above or something like this or just by the grouping)
jitu

Re: Tips on Pistol Shooting

Posted: Sat Feb 18, 2012 8:23 pm
by airgun_novice
airgun_novice wrote:Just went through the Men 10m AP qualifying sheet for Kumar Surinder currently in progress. A few Qs wrt terminology, technicality etc.

1. What does NMR/ EMR stand for ? It appears towards the end of every row.
2. Why did #136 Pawan Kumar shoot only one set ? It does not show DSQ at his row.
3. Subsequently #137 on (through 196) none seems to have shot as their all sets are "0" - Why ? Is it normal for 60 shooters to register for top class event and not show up ? If so, the no-shows are almost a third of total registration. :-(
Guruji/ Anyone - any light ?

Re: Tips on Pistol Shooting

Posted: Mon Feb 20, 2012 1:57 am
by tirpassion
here i am back with queries. i tried to take the complete shoot with focus on SA. the shoot went of well. however i have a query. (having taken the shoot and forced myself not to count) how do i know whether the shots which i think are with correct SA are really correct or not. can there be any rough scale by which one can judge this. (shots in 9 circle and above or something like this or just by the grouping)
Hi Jitu,
You can try out another method not to count. Take a competition target and cut out the '9' ring so that you can only see the impacts from the 8 ring downwards. You will be happy to send your pellets inside the hole but you will never know the score. You can, on the contrary see the bad shots 8, 7 and no more hopefully :D
As Guruji says, the SA drill should not go down drastically if you are absent for a week or so. Are you writing your diary regularly? Are you writing down what you should achieve on the next practice session (the % you should achieve for example)? If yes, do you read what you had written (as reminder) just before starting the practice session?
All these help to overcome the mental barrier.

best regards
tirpassion