MOBILE SHOOTER TRAINING NOTES
One problem.
One better decision.
Find the input, route or habit that needs work.
Leave with a practice plan you can repeat.
What broke down last session?
A warm-up with a stopping point.
Settle the controls. Practise one movement. Choose one match focus.
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