Help - Diagnose my slow split times

[elguapo]

3 hours ago, JayTac556 said:

 I personally dont think working on splits is a bad thing

 

it absolutely is when you're ignoring things that drag you down even further.

[Wookiee]

Athleticism is often overlooked. Can't win if you can't move.

This was specifically asking about splits as it was mentioned by many local competitors.

[rowdyb]

relax your trigger finger more, focus more on coming off the trigger.  make those two changes and your physical ability to shoot quicker splits will increase. it's a simple matter of your human function.

[xdf3]

17 hours ago, Wookiee said:

Athleticism is often overlooked. Can't win if you can't move.

This was specifically asking about splits as it was mentioned by many local competitors.

At the moment, I think I can gain much more from having faster splits (at any distance, so a good combination of gun + cartridge becomes important) than by moving faster. 

[nikdanja]

Erick Griffuel says he wins nationals with .25 splits. True story. Ask Steve Anderson 

Edited May 12, 2019 by nikdanja

[tanks]

On 4/22/2019 at 10:04 AM, Wookiee said:

Athleticism is often overlooked. Can't win if you can't move.

This was specifically asking about splits as it was mentioned by many local competitors.

 

More efficiency of movement than athleticism I'd say. One shooter I compete with outweighs me by over a hundred and fifty pounds. Last match (5 stages) he got me by 36 seconds. He is much faster on splits and transitions and more efficient in movement. for comparison, he is a high A and I am a low B.