When should instructors let student's struggle?

Joel Park and I discuss when an instructor should provide more guidance and when a student needs room to struggle. Productive difficulty isn’t always pretty, but it’s where shooters learn to self-diagnose, make corrections, and eventually train without an instructor standing over their shoulder. Follow me on Instagram for more shooting instruction, training, and gear content: @kyle.mcnabb.actual For class, agency, and hosting inquiries: kylemcnabbtraining@gmail.com 0:00 When Should an Instructor Step In? 1:33 There Is No Perfect Score 2:30 Set the Goal Just Outside Their Reach 3:01 Two Types of Instructor Feedback 4:31 When More Coaching Stops Helping 5:58 Reframe the Goal Before Frustration Wins 7:30 When a Different Cue Is Needed 9:02 The Problem With Overcoaching 10:29 Ask the Shooter What Happened 12:01 Build Independent Shooters 13:29 Struggle Makes Better Coaches