Train Smarter, Not Longer: Maximize Results in Shorter Practice Sessions

Many shooters think the key to success is more time on the range. But often, it’s not about shooting more—it’s about shooting better. With Shot Tracker guiding your focus, you can make 30 minutes of intentional practice more valuable than two hours of blind repetition.

The Pitfalls of Long Practice Sessions:

• Fatigue leads to sloppy form
• Focus drops, and bad habits creep in
• Progress becomes harder to measure

The Smarter Approach: With a clear plan and Shot Tracker, you can:

• Target specific aspects of your game
• Measure real progress in short bursts
• Stay fresh and motivated

Sample 30-Minute Practice Plan:

1. Warm-Up (5 min): 10 casual targets to loosen up
2. Drill Focus (15 min): Choose one issue (e.g., break timing on Post 5)
3. Simulated Pressure (5 min): 5-target string, no redos
4. Review (5 min): Check Shot Tracker data, log notes

Use Shot Tracker to:

• Track consistency across short drills
• Detect signs of fatigue
• Evaluate whether changes are helping immediately

Results Over Volume: Would you rather shoot 100 rounds aimlessly or 25 targets with measurable improvement? The answer is clear when every shot has a purpose.

Bonus Tip: Schedule shorter but more frequent sessions. Three 30-minute focused practices per week beat one long, unfocused one.

Less is more—when every shot counts.