Shooting at a charging target

[O2HeN2]

I've found from my day or 2 as an instructor that most shooters rush everything when engaging a moving target. Since I cannot see any of his fundamentals, working on slowing everything down is a start for the shooter to see if there are any issues with the fundamentals. The phrase "slow is smooth, smooth is fast" comes into play here as usually fundamentals are usually solid before a shooter attempts moving targets.

Don't disagree with this at all, because you're making the shooter slow down in order to help you diagnose the problem -- you're not using "slow down" as a solution to the problem. That's my point. Never offer "slow down" as a solution, it fixes nothing on its own.

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