@@DoubleMikeAcademy It’s not over till it’s over. The competition may have a worse day than you… I remember at the first Pineywoods match. I was shocked to have beaten Kevin Harding. He miss read a stage and went 30 points down and several PEs to boot. The corollary is also true. I took a reshoot at Tx state last year…. Should have kept the Original score, I would have finished 3rd CO. My reshoot took a “bad” stage and salted the wound😂😂😂 all lessons learned though. Any way Ted talk over… You shooting Tx State or The Western?
It lets you know if you’re properly target focused, or if you’re paying too much attention to the dot and are starting to focus on that. Also helps the SRO avoid a false double dot if you happen to be shooting into the sun on a morning stage. It’s called dot occlusion if you want to look into it more. Plenty of good information on it out there.
Nice match. Great job sticking with and not letting those mistakes get in your head for the next stage.
Thank you! Staying in the game was huge. It’s not over till it’s over
My man!
We done! Solid win again!!
The cherry on top is beating Seeklander!
Thanks man! I was definitely not expecting that result with two hits on non threats 😂
@@DoubleMikeAcademy
It’s not over till it’s over. The competition may have a worse day than you…
I remember at the first Pineywoods match. I was shocked to have beaten Kevin Harding. He miss read a stage and went 30 points down and several PEs to boot.
The corollary is also true. I took a reshoot at Tx state last year…. Should have kept the Original score, I would have finished 3rd CO. My reshoot took a “bad” stage and salted the wound😂😂😂 all lessons learned though.
Any way Ted talk over…
You shooting Tx State or The Western?
@@chrisharris6834yea TX State! Just saw your comment just now lol. IG messages probably better 😂
Nice match. I did not keep it together that day.
We all have those days!
Get some!
Hell yea!
Shooting the matlch with the optic covered, to make sure you have both eyes open?
It lets you know if you’re properly target focused, or if you’re paying too much attention to the dot and are starting to focus on that. Also helps the SRO avoid a false double dot if you happen to be shooting into the sun on a morning stage. It’s called dot occlusion if you want to look into it more. Plenty of good information on it out there.