Scatt Shooter Training Systems

09/09/2026

The result may be similar, but the process behind it is different.

In Part 2, Coach Stanislav Lapidus examines a shooter with a shorter shot-ex*****on process. The SCATT data shows strong control within the central aiming area and close coordination between aiming and trigger action.

This comparison demonstrates why the score alone cannot fully describe a shooter’s technique. Two athletes may achieve similar results while relying on very different methods. 🔍

09/09/2026

Two shooters can achieve similar results through completely different approaches to shot ex*****on.

In Part 1, Coach Stanislav Lapidus examines a shooter whose technique is built around prolonged stability. During the final four seconds before the shot, the average movement speed remains almost unchanged at 86.1 mm/s.

In Part 2, we will look at a shooter who reaches a similar result using a very different process. 🎯

04/09/2026

You can see the target in Preview Mode, but calibration still will not complete?

You have already confirmed one important part of the setup: the target is inside the sensor’s capture area. The next step is to check the remaining conditions that calibration depends on. 🎯

The comparison image from the article shows why these details matter. The target on the left is flat, evenly illuminated, and placed on a clean background. The target on the right has shadows, surrounding clutter, and weaker contrast.

Check that the target is evenly illuminated, remove the iris diaphragm indoors, and measure the real distance from the SCATT sensor to the target. Use that distance for the relevant software, scaled-target, and adjustable-focus settings. Finally, confirm that the sensor is securely mounted and aligned.

Correct calibration establishes the foundation for reliable aiming traces and shot data. Careful setup and repeatable conditions are part of a disciplined training process, giving both shooters and coaches clearer information to analyze. 📊

02/09/2026

A good aiming trace is a good sign, but it does not guarantee a 10. 🎯

Sergey Kamenskiy explains why stability, the timing of the trigger release, and follow-through still matter when looking at a shot in SCATT.

The trajectory is part of the picture, not the whole picture. 📊

20/08/2026

There isn’t one SCATT metric that matters most in every training session.

The priority depends on the goal. Working on aiming time? Focus on aiming time. Developing stability? Make stability the key metric. 📊

Set the training task first, then use the SCATT data that helps you evaluate it most clearly.

Explore SCATT models and their training capabilities via the link in bio.

20/08/2026

There isn’t one SCATT metric that matters most in every training session 🎯

The priority depends on the goal. Working on aiming time? Focus on aiming time. Developing stability? Make stability the key metric. 📊

Set the training task first, then use the SCATT data that helps you evaluate it most clearly.

Explore SCATT models and their training capabilities via the link in bio.

14/08/2026

🎯 Hit a 10: good shot.
Miss it: bad shot.

It is an easy way to judge a training session.

But as Sergey Kamensky explains, the score is only the visible outcome of the shot. It does not tell the full story of the breathing, shooting position, and trigger release that produced it.

A good result without that technical control can still be a lottery.

🔍 After the shot, look beyond where it landed. Ask what you did.

That patient, repetitive work may not be exciting, but over time it is what makes results more stable.

Explore the SCATT models and their training benefits via the link in bio. 🔗

25/07/2026

Proud to support the ESC Grant Programme and grow European shooting sports together. 🎯🤝

The European Shooting Confederation officially announces a new long-term agreement with Precision Sport Electronics SRL (SCATT), a global leader in electronic training systems for shooting sports.

Under this joint initiative, SCATT becomes an Official Sponsor of the ESC. The partnership focuses on integrating innovative technology, strengthening national federations, and supporting shooting sports across Europe.

The agreement includes preferential access to SCATT equipment through the ESC Development Grant Programme, alongside educational cooperation through technical workshops and seminars for coaches and athletes.

As announced earlier, SCATT will also sponsor the ESC Youth League Final, awarding winners professional training systems to support their journey to the top.

«SCATT is proud to begin this partnership with the European Shooting Confederation, reflecting our shared commitment to advancing shooting sports through innovation and evidence-based training,» noted Alexandr Bolgari, SCATT General Manager.

«We believe technology can help athletes and coaches refine technique, gain deeper performance insights, and accelerate development. Together with the ESC, we look forward to expanding innovative training technology across European federations and supporting the continued growth of the sport.»

Since the beginning of the year, the ESC has actively expanded its strong network of industry partners within the Grant Programme, joining forces with top brands such as Capapie, Eley, SportQuantum, Laporte, and DoubleAlpha Academy. We remain fully committed to delivering the best resources and support to help European federations and athletes reach the highest levels of success.

28/05/2026

At the ISSF World Cup Final in Munich, shooting became more visible than ever. 🎯

In this interview, Alexandr Bolgari, General Manager of SCATT, explains how SCATT’s live aiming visualization brings spectators closer to the pressure behind every shot.

For the first time, the audience could follow the shooter’s aim movement on the target in real time: the trace, the dynamic score, the timing, and the speed of movement before the shot is released.

What usually happens in silence, in fractions of a second, can now be seen and understood by everyone watching.

This is a new step for the sport: making elite shooting more visual, more immersive, and more engaging for spectators. 👏