What Shot Lab is
A structured intake for a real round or recurring miss pattern. It gives David the scorecard, context, self-review, and media links needed to read what happened.
Shot Lab
Turn the miss into evidence.
Submit the presentation, the miss, what you saw, and what you felt. The analysis flow creates a clearer starting point before a lesson or between sessions.
Before The Form
Turn frustration into something David can read.
Shot Lab works best when you have one complete round, a repeating target problem, or a pattern you can describe honestly. The form asks for detail so David can separate the score, the read, the movement, and the conditions around it.
What it is not
It is not a quick tip generator, a replacement for a lesson, or a promise that every miss has one simple cause.
Why the questions are detailed
The form separates score, preparation, movement, vision, emotional state, and post-shot evaluation so a miss becomes evidence instead of a guess.
What happens after submission
After submission, David receives your round context, self-review, notes, and media links. If account history is available, you may be asked to sign in so the report can be saved to your account.
Drafts
The form saves a local browser draft as you work. It stays on this device until you submit or clear it.
Sign In
If account-based report history is active, a completed submission may send you to sign in. The form saves your draft first, then returns you to Shot Lab.
Media
Paste links to scorecards, videos, or cloud folders. Make sure shared files are viewable before submitting.
What to submit
Include the target presentation, what you saw, where the miss went, what you felt in the move, and any video or notes that make the pattern visible.