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    it's all in the rithme ... once you master your shooting sequence the trick is to find a beat . for instance if your sequance is somthing like (standing)1 feet placement (firing line) 2 pont 3breath in 4 aim 5 breath out 6 hold half breath 7shoot 8 folow thrue . in that sequence it takes a certain amount of time (say 20 30 sec) the little jingle come in handy as it last the same as your sequence it stop those twiches .

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    What song do you sing in your head?.......I was thinking of trying some pink floyd ...
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    Hahaha ..Under the Bridge, Chili Peppers
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    Rush: tom sawyer for archery and Metallica: for whom the bell tolls for rifles :P

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    All sweet songs!.......I'm not much for rap music but I may use this one the next time me and the kids go starling sniping


    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ql3Ra...eature=related
    SHAWN

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    Thanks for that tip. I was belting out "Born to be Wild", and was shooting 5 shot one holers all evening with my 2078.
    I could definitely feel my muscles relax, and my focus became intense.
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    Perhaps the human brain simply isn't equipped to deal with only one specific, targeted thing at a time- and attempting to force it to do so causes odd side effects- twitching, pain, stress, whatever. Don't know, probably doesn't matter so much either way.
    I'd say I care- but I'd probably be lying...


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