that seems a good idea, sit on the right side an entire game shooting across with your left hand, nice, i want to try and get better with my right before i move onto my bad hand, but yh i like it
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The most important thing is rhythm. Forget speed for the time being, as for the most part whatever you are playing you will have ramping available anyway. Just slowely build up with perfect, sustainable rhythm; otherwise you wont be able to shoot a consistant stream, it will be broken and jerky.
this may sound kinda wierd and u may all think im strange but i find that if you have a pot with like a sping up lid thats a handy way of practicing as you open it and then just like double tap like you would on the trigger on the lid
SIMPLE!
SIMPLE!
i agree with what everyone said it just practice practice practice!
when your watching tv just keep practising with the gat you use and in a couple of weeks you will see the difference, also practice with your off hand!
when your watching tv just keep practising with the gat you use and in a couple of weeks you will see the difference, also practice with your off hand!
I taught myself by working the technique very slowly indeedand gradually building up the speed to ensure I was getting the best from it. I keep an old trigger frame at home and use it to practise on, and drive my girlfriend nuts tapping my fingers on anything and everything when I'm not doing anything else.