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“I really enjoy shooting and now at the age of 45 became
determined to be a decent wing shot. I was given a nice shotgun for father’s
day this year. I found your course on the internet while researching for tips
on learning to shoot better. Your course is worth every penny I spent- if for
not other reason than reading the section in your book about eye dominance.
Thanks for a great product and if you put on a seminar in the Atlanta are,
please contact me.” |
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Lloyd Keith McClure |
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“I use your drill with my shotgun rib and it’s really
made my swing much smoother. With relaxation and smoothness comes an
awareness I’ve never experienced before. I can now see so much more than I
used to. I can feel so much more than I used to. The routine and the drills
really cause your inconsistencies to stand out and become much easier to
correct.” |
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Mark Jones |
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in all, this is one of the most exciting programs from one of the most interesting
people I've ever met. If your shooting needs some help, give the Shoot Where
You Looksm program a try."
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Bob
Allen Member Shooting Hall of Fame since 1982 Member Pigeon Shooting
Hall of Fame, Portugal since 1996 |
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never thought your Shoot Where You Looksm Seminar would help me with my shotgunning
skills as easy as it did. I attended a local Sporting Clays Shoot on October 7,
only three days after the seminar, and won the shoot by breaking 48 out of
50 targets. My previous best was 37 out of 50. |
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"I
just wanted to let you know how very much I enjoyed your class week before last.
It took me about 3 days to come down off the high I was on when I left that day!
I really enjoyed myself, as did the other ladies. Ray said he had a message from
you last night and that you had another successful three days of lessons this
past week. I hope those folks had as much fun as we did!" |
Emilie
Sasser |
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you again for the excellent course you presented at Alpine Range. You were an
exceptional instructor to the new shooters and equally beneficial to me as an
experienced shooter. My personal average has increased 10% on sporting clays. |
Gray
N. Thornton Executive Director, Dallas Safari Club |
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----Three
years ago I lost most of the sight in my right eye. It is important that I am
able to shoot well. I now shoot both left and right handed equally well. And
to be honest I shoot better now than I ever have before. |
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----I
was part of the group of kids you taught to Shoot Where You Looksm when you
were in the process of writing this book back in the late 1980's. I thank
you for what you taught me those many years back, and know that I always shoot
where I look! |
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| ----I
cannot describe how much I enjoyed and benefited from your Shoot Where You Look
sm kit, video and seminar. I learned more from you in a few hours about shooting
than in my previous thirty five years of hunting. |
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was remarkable to watch how your shooting technique worked with the rest of the
class. Your course and your light-hearted style of teaching made the class
great---Thank you for sharing your talent with me. |
Ryan
Reichert Director of Security Houston Texans |
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"All
in all, this is one of the most exciting programs from one of the most interesting
people I've ever met. If your shooting needs some help, give the "SHOOT WHERE
YOU LOOK sm" program a try." |
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| ----While
I still find it hard to believe, there is no doubt that my shotgunning improved
more during my one afternoon spent with you in your Shoot Where You Looksm program
than from all of the other untold hours spent during my life working on improvement.
The basic notations forming your common-sense approach make it clear that no
amount of effort on my part would have allowed me to improve very far, until I
used your technique to unlearn and then relearn the foundation of shooting a shotgun. |
John
Baggett |
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am writing this as a testimonial that your program does work! I've enjoyed
the best season of dove hunting that I have ever had because of your willingness
to help. Shooting high percentages in not something that I am used to doing. |
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"An
update note and thanks for a great training aid. I have been practicing the week
1 and 2 drills for about 4 weeks now. It's too cold to shoot outside. I went to
my first Sporting shoot last Saturday. In the past my tournament average has been
about 50-55%. I am happy to report that my first round was a 66, and won E class.
I then did a re-entry and scored 84. It did not count toward any punches but it
was fifth place out of 67 shooters. I can feel good things developing from your
practice routines." |
Gene
Kalway |
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| Leon,
thanks again for helping with the Texas State Rifle Association Annual Ladies
Outdoor Shoot again this year. It is always amazing to me how you can take
ladies who have never touched a gun and have them zeroing in on a clay target
in no time at all. Congratulations on a job well done…once again. |
Gib
Lewis Texas Speaker of the House, retired. Texas Rifle Assn. Consultant
National Rifle Assn. Consultant |
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was a delight to attend. I
began hitting every clay target missing only four birds. I shot my first
round of skeet ever with a new Beretta over/under. I shot 22 out of 25. I shot
my first round of Sporting Clays and shot 63 out of 100. I discovered while cleaning
my shotgun, I had been shooting with full and light full chokes |
Ricardo
Salinas, R.Ph. |
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When you
have mastered Shoot Where You Looksm please let us know of your results at info@shootwhereyoulook.com. |