“The biggest proof of that was her being comfortable on the shooting range, being comfortable shooting high-pressure domestic competitions, feeling confident when she came into a competition. Earlier on, she was a little nervous, she was a little erratic. Now she was beginning to build a system, build a process, which you could see was always coming out well. So, you know, when you start feeling like that, you tend to become very, in shooting, it gives you a very good sense of, not dominance, but of control. So you know that destiny is in your hands; the target is in your hands. If you follow your pre-shot routine, if you follow your mental makeup pre-shot, there’s no way you’re going to make a mistake. And that’s what’s come out in the last one year. So she doesn’t need to train as much as others do, but when she needs it, she’s able to bring out those resources to do the job, as she did at this particular competition,” he added.
