Scatt Shooter Training Systems

If you coach or compete seriously, you know the limitation of score-based feedback: the target shows the outcome, not the full ex*****on that produced it. 🎯

Norwegian ISSF coach Morten Teinum has published a detailed article on training with SCATT, and it reads like a coach using measurement properly: not as “more data,” but as a way to quantify the shot process and compare it across series, sessions, and athletes. 📊

Three points worth taking from his write-up:

- Process visibility at shot level: shot placement is paired with the aiming trace and measured parameters, so you can separate group location from ex*****on quality and identify repeatable technical signatures. 🔍

- Defined time windows around release: segmenting the trace before and after the shot makes it easier to evaluate what changes as the shot approaches, rather than judging a single averaged “stability” value. ⏱️

- Metrics that support coaching decisions: timing, aim speed, stability and coordination become trackable variables. The value is in the trends, the dispersion, and the differences between shots, not in a single “good/bad” number. 📈

And there’s much more than that in the article, including practical interpretation of the displays and how to use the analysis views to guide training priorities.

🔗 Read it here:

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Merry Christmas to all shooters.

We hope the holiday season offers a genuine pause, time to slow down, reset your focus, and enjoy a quieter rhythm.

As the year comes to a close, it is a moment to reflect on the work already done and the progress earned through consistency and care. Precision is built gradually, and every cycle of training begins with clarity and rest.

We wish you a calm end to the year and a focused, steady start to the next.

SCATT Team