Going prone in airsoft is a technique used by players to enhance their accuracy while they are shooting. It involves the shooter lying on their stomach with their body parallel to the ground. Going prone allows the shooter to have a lower center of gravity and a more stable shooting platform, resulting in increased accuracy. Additionally, going prone can provide the shooter with better cover from incoming fire, as they are less visible to their opponents. The technique also allows for more precise aiming and can even improve the shooter's speed in transitioning from one target to the next. Prone shooting is a great way for an airsoft player to increase their accuracy and effectiveness on the field. To properly go prone, the shooter should begin by kneeling on one knee, bracing themselves with their non-dominant hand on the ground and keeping their dominant arm outstretched with their gun aimed at their target. Once in position, the shooter can then proceed to move into a prone position by pushing off with their dominant arm while simultaneously shifting their weight onto their stomach while keeping their gun pointed in the same direction. By mastering this technique, airsoft players can become more effective and accurate when shooting on the field.