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Excellent information in this video. It reminds me of many, many years ago when I was trying to shoot International Trap. I was really struggling on the far right station, and the low hard right angle. I had a good friend who was a past Olympic competitor on the bunker and he was trying to help me.
After I repeatedly missed that hard right angle a dozen times; he got frustrated and said; “Bill, I don’t care if you shoot into the ground in front of you, but do SOMETHING different!” LOL
I have never forgotten that lesson.
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