WHAT IS MY PHILOSOPHY?
I believe that there is a psychological and philosophical connection between the physical technique that is required for shooting. As complicated as this sounds, it actually reverse-engineers the learning process and allows it to be as smooth as a transition as possible for shooters of all levels. The control of the gun necessary to break targets is not purely a physical skill -- especially not if you are trying to acquire perfection. The finesse involved in competing at the highest level requires total control over the movement of your gun in such minuscule measurements of space that it is not something that can be done without understanding how our thought influences our motion. This is where my teaching philosophy comes into play. I don't teach you how to move the gun, I teach you how to change your conscious approach so that you can physically produce a pure and minimalistic move.
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THE MENTAL
Learning the mental aspect of my shooting method involves understanding the relationship between how you think and how you react to that thought process. Essentially, your emotions and thoughts cause you to subconsciously react in certain ways physically. Your conscious emotional thought is directly connected to the way in which you feel throughout your body, which will affect your ability to finesse your gun into the perfect move.
THE PHYSICAL
Learning the physical aspect of my shooting method goes far beyond just the relationship between the target and the barrel. In order to have complete and perfect control over the movement of your gun, you need to have complete and and perfect control over the tension and movement within your body. You need to learn how to physically calm yourself to the point where there is no excess movement in your stroke other than what you need to connect to the target -- be able to move from the beginning to the end of the shot with complete balance and control. Only then is when you can move on.
THE BLEND
This is the most complex theory of the three legs in the technique, yet it is the easiest to learn to control. Perfectly blending both your emotional conscious thought and your physical move to the target is something that must take place prior to the call for the shot, which can be implemented into something called a pre-shot routine -- which is something completely individualized for each person due to the fact that every competitor thinks a different way.
THE CHAMPS CAMP TEAM
David Radulovich
Chief Instructor
David attended the first Champs’ Camp in 2004. In addition to serving as…
Tony Monzingo
Champs Camp Founder
Tony is a full-time instructor who has coached National, US Open, and World…
Matt Fisher
Head Instructor
Matt is a 6-time All-American, including two first-team appearances. Matt has been named…
Tom Seay
Head Instructor
Tom is a young professional shooter in the game with several major wins…
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