Kita Busse movement class

[RawTime]

Yo guys, just wanted to throw up a quick lil post about the class I just took. It was dope. 

 

I was was skeptical as to how much I would learn , as I feel my movement is pretty good. 

 

And man. It was a lot. She fine tuned A lot of my entry and exit “moves”, and also helps with other movements , translations, even tracking with eyes. 

 

If you have a chance. Definitely take it, I guarantee your not too good haha. 

[2Alphamikenoshoot]

thanks for the info. I had been lookin at takin it, or at a minimum buyin her book.

 

 

[Sparky]

I shot with Kita at a Wis Sectional a few years back.  She is a nice lady and good shooter.

I shot with a shooter that had gone through her class on Movement and said that it helped

him.......

[Matt1]

I’ll save you some money, here’s a summary:

“When you aren’t shooting run as fast as you can. Pump your arms but keep the gun pointed down range”

You’re welcome



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[PatJones]

Does she have qualifications outside of being a B class production shooter?

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[swordfish]

 

15 minutes ago, PatJones said:

Does she have qualifications outside of being a B class production shooter?

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I'll at least partially vouch for her. Disclaimer: she's my friend BUT! I've not taken a class, just talked with her about stuff and she's helped me out. Most people, when told to run to a place, just go and do it. But running isn't JUST running, there are better/more efficient ways to do it, and she works on that at least. Also I have friends who are M/GM shooters that have taken her class that I was.... skeptical I guess, about, so I talked to them about what they learned and they said she was legit. It has, at the very least, convinced me to go take her class and give her money at my first opportunity.

[EmergencyDad]

FWIW, the book was a pleasant surprise.  Well written, thorough, and grounded in research to a large degree.  If you are skeptical, it's certainly a less expensive way to evaluate the concepts she is teaching.  Good luck.

[tanks]

22 hours ago, PatJones said:

Does she have qualifications outside of being a B class production shooter?
 

 

She markets herself as a movement coach, not a shooting coach. If you look at a lot of coaches of other individual sports from golf, tennis, gymnastics etc. you will notice that most have not been world class athletes. Nick Bollitieri was a hack in regards to tennis ability but he has been instrumental in success of many world class tennis stars (Andre Agassi, Jim Courier, Monica Seles etc., etc).

 

Now, I have not taken her course, and do not know whether she is a good instructor. However, others have said it helped  I did get her book and it does have good info.

[outerlimits]

2 hours ago, EmergencyDad said:

FWIW, the book was a pleasant surprise.  Well written, thorough, and grounded in research to a large degree.  If you are skeptical, it's certainly a less expensive way to evaluate the concepts she is teaching.  Good luck.

$42 fer the book?

[tanks]

On 10/28/2019 at 12:35 PM, outerlimits said:

$42 fer the book?

 

Not an outrageous price if you look at it as a textbook.  

[Steve RA]

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[tdp88]

On 8/18/2019 at 10:20 PM, RawTime said:

Yo guys, just wanted to throw up a quick lil post about the class I just took. It was dope. 

 

I was was skeptical as to how much I would learn , as I feel my movement is pretty good. 

 

And man. It was a lot. She fine tuned A lot of my entry and exit “moves”, and also helps with other movements , translations, even tracking with eyes. 

 

If you have a chance. Definitely take it, I guarantee your not too good haha. 

How much does Kita charge for a class?