Gu Tong went on, "Your eyes need to focus like a camera. When you first start aiming at the target, it's blurry, and the front sight and rear sight should be clear. For beginners, the timing of pulling the trigger is hard to control. If you fire too early, you'll be scared that you didn't aim properly."
"In fact, your eyes need a bit of time to adapt to what you're looking at and see it clearly. When you look at an object for about three to seven seconds, that's when it's the clearest. You have to seize that moment. Once you go past that Gold time, it'll start to blur again."
Gu Tong's teaching method could really be called thorough explanation.
Generally speaking, you don't need to talk this much for shooting practice. She was basically chewing everything up and then feeding it to this group of kids.
