Reminds me of my preteen years when shooting rubber bands was a useful skill to have if you wanted to show off. We made up all kinds of competitions and would h

Reminds me of my preteen years when shooting rubber bands was a useful skill to have if you wanted to show off. We made up all kinds of competitions and would hit different targets. I even did it at home (practice). I felt like I got pretty good at it. The quick release method was almost always better for me. I had associated the draw and the aim as a fluid motion. If I drew then took time to aim, it was as if my brain would over analyze the situation trying to account for wind/gravity/etc and I had a higher miss rate because of it. I somehow accounted for these things intuitively better than intentionally. But it does take practice to get there.