podcast · Apr 9, 2026 · Making Shooters Better
You Don’t Have a Shooting Problem—You Have a Movement Problem | Kita Busse
Most shooters spend years chasing better accuracy… faster splits… cleaner gear. Kita Busse took one look at the sport and asked a different question: What if the problem isn’t your shooting at all? Coming in as an outsider with a medical background, she saw something no one else was talking about… the massive inefficiencies in how shooters move, see, and process information under pressure. What followed? National champions. World champions. And a complete shift in how elite shooters train. In this episode, Kita breaks down: Why “dead time” is silently killing your performance How movement—not
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