The game of sporting clays was originally designed to hone our skills in preparation for bird hunting situations.  However, over the years, it has progressed far beyond that.  Today's sporting clay courses include an increasingly diverse complexity of target presentations.  As a result, the correct lead we need to successfully intercept each target can be a head-scratching dilemma for many of us.  "Compound" leads, with targets requiring both forward and downward allowance, may be even more frustrating.  But they needn't be.  Reading targets is the application of trigonometry and ballistic science. 	In the history of shotgunning, no-one has ever been able to come up with a logical way to simplify the process of visually calculating and then implementing specific lead requirements, until now.  In this DVD, top shooting coach Peter Blakeley describes his unique and innovative "unit lead system."  It is a logical and intuitive break down of the components of line, angle and range.  By using this system, you will quickly learn how to apply a specific lead to each target and put more X's on your score card