200 Surrender draws
100 Weak hand - 100 Strong hand
7 yards. Partial target.
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7 yards. Partial target.
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3 comments:
Freestyle - 1.0
Stronghand - 1.2
Weakhand 1.9
Weakhand was very slow. Losing alot of time transitioning from the strong to weakhand. Arms were very tired from the Crossfit WOD. That was a smoker.
Question: Do you aim at the uppper left hand corner of the A zone for that type of partial target?
Chris C.
Jake I didn't do surrender draws. My bad, they were hands at sides.
No worries Chris.
On this particular target (at this particular distance) I'd probably aim an inch or so in from that corner. But at any distance I will usually aim center of the available brown - so the upper left hand corner is a good place to start for sure.
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