Get in a hurry, you want to do this, Steph is slot down. Just take it easy. Come right to the eye. Boom. Right. And you want to shift that thumb sticking out so it's out there like that. Yeah. >> That helps me out sometimes if I point my thumb out like this. Like I'm pointing to the target like you're going to shake someone's hand. Right. >> Okay. >> And point your hand like you're like this. >> There you go. That's going to be your trigger finger. Right. >> Good. And you see all that? You covered up all that real estate. Now you got a really good grip on it. You almost want to exaggerate like you're leaning forward. And what helps me out is if I think I'm pull my shoulders forward like this and lean forward, bend my knees a little bit, feet shoulderwidth apart. That's going to help you out because it's like a triangle and this energy is going to come on back here. I know we're telling you a lot of stuff right now. I try to envision pulling a trigger straight back to my shoulder. A good straight slow pull. And like you said, let it surprise you. You're going so slow, but it goes off, you're like, "Whoa, that's crazy." It's better to have that startle effect than that anticipation where you're throwing your shot off. >> Nice and slow. And you pull it. Think about like little increments. It's coming back nice and slow. >> Fix your stance. >> Let the gun go off. It's going to go where you put it. Good. Your feet are solid. Can't miss. Go ahead and go to the trigger. >> Nice slow pull. >> There you go. Stay on target. Good. >> Just push forward. Come back to your ready. you. I know you're standing like this, but this is easier right here because going from here to your target takes like a second. Coming from here to your target takes about a half a second. So, it saves you time and it's a relaxed position. So, when you stand out like this, this gun feels like it's 1,000 pounds and your shoulders start getting tired and you start leaning back. But things to remember, your stance, your your position on your hands, your grip, and then you're just going to nice easy pull. You You didn't see my my pistol drop like this. Easy. Cool. So, I know when you get tired sometimes people start doing this and start leaning back and it gets it gets the barrel everywhere and the rounds go everywhere. Okay. >> Your grip, your grip, your stance, your posture. >> Nice. >> There you go. >> Nice and slow. Pull. Smooth trigger pull. Smooth trigger pull. There you go. Watch your posture. You're leaning back again. There you go. Nice and easy. There you go. Yeah. >> All right.