Master Sporting Clays: Report Pairs

Join us for Episode 8 of the Master Sporting Clays Series! In this episode, Jonny Carter (TGS Outdoors) teams up once again with Josh Brown (CPSA Course Setter of the Year) to break down one of the most common presentations in sporting clays: report pairs. While report pairs make up around 80% of a typical 100-bird course, they still trip up experienced shooters, especially when it comes to handling the transition between targets. Jonny and Josh walk through a challenging setup: a high left-to-right crosser, followed by a low incoming bird. They explore the timing, footwork, and focus shifts required to consistently hit both targets. What You’ll Learn: Planning for Report Pairs: Why you need two separate plans—not one move like with true pairs. Hold Point vs. Eye Focus: How separating these two elements improves transitions and hit rates. Footwork and Movement: When (and how) to reposition your feet for the second shot. Common Mistakes: The biggest errors shooters make when transitioning to the second target. ShotKam Footage Analysis: See the transition up-close with the ShotKam Gen 4 Mini. Changing the Pair Order: How to tackle the slower incomer first. Watch as Josh challenges Jonny to adjust his hold point, trust the swing-through method, and make smart transitions. Whether you’re just learning to read report pairs or fine-tuning your competition game, this episode is full of expert tips that’ll help you hit the second bird. 🔔 Subscribe now so you never miss an episode of the Master Sporting Clays Series! 🎥 Learn more about the ShotKam Gen 4 Mini: https://shotkam.com/gen4mini 📩 Contact us: [email protected] #ShotKam #SportingClays #ReportPairs #Gen4Mini #ClayShooting #TGSOutdoors #MasterSeries