01
See
Visual discipline comes before mechanical correction. The first job is to build a picture clear enough that the body can move honestly.
Method
The operating system for seeing clearly when it matters.
See / Set / Move / Evaluate / Translate connects coaching, competition, image work, equipment guidance, field notes, and studio systems through one practical method.
Operating System
See / Set / Move / Evaluate / Translate.
The method gives the rest of the site a shared language. It explains how David reads a field, turns that read into action, then translates the lesson into something useful.
02
Set
Hold point, foot pressure, posture, and gun position are treated as a system. The setup should remove panic instead of creating more decisions.
03
Move
The goal is a controlled open-loop movement that can survive pressure. Clean movement is valued even when a short-term result is tempting.
04
Evaluate
Practice improves when the score stops being the only feedback. The work is to separate good movement from lucky breaks and bad movement from useful misses.
05
Translate
The last step is turning what was seen into usable language, images, systems, or next actions so the lesson can carry into the next field.