1. Keep your eyes on the target- To increase your chances of breaking the target, your eyes should always stay on it, never your barrel. If you watch your barrel to measure the lead your brain won’t know what to aim for and you will miss your target.

2. Don’t rush your shot- Very good shooters that are accurate take their time to analyze the situation before shooting. If you rush your shot this will increase your stress and decrease your concentration for the rest of the competition. Make sure that you are calm and confident and your results will be a fluid, on target shot.

3. Don’t move before you see the target clearly- Due to the fact that your brain can’t clearly identify the target when it is first released, wait a few moments to analyze its speed and trajectory before you make your move and take your shot.

4. Learn the forward allowance technique- Learning this technique changes everything and makes your shot simpler, slower and easier. This method involves shouldering your gun in front of the target and always following just ahead of it and gives you the advantage so that your barrel will go the same speed as your target.

5. Practice at home- Your best practice is through repetition. Practice your shooting movements and postures at home for just a few minutes a day and it will greatly improve your shot! Build your confidence and shooting skills with the Hurler2, the world's easiest and most durable handheld clay pigeon thrower! It's the perfect product for anyone trying to get ready for hunting season or sharpen up their shooting skills.