PRACTICE...PRACTICE...PRACTICE
Everbody has their own technique and as mentioned before...impossible to coach online...there could be many reasons from stance, gunfit to technique. However with pairs, most people tend to start rushing when they shoot them compared to singles.... realising they need to shoot quicker...which they do....But because they are most likely taking their time on the singles and most likely aceing them more often than not, when it comes to pairs they have to shoot that first target quicker which they are not used to, and shoot differently ending up missing both or only hitting 1 out of the 2...
Try taking the singles quicker, getting your technique more suited to the speed change, you know where its going and where you have to go awterwards and with practice you will soon find you have more than enough time for the second...... I have always been a snap shooter and even on skeet pairs find myself dismounting and remounting taking the second bird as its own seperate target...this allows me to mount onto the line and gauge the speed quicker....and more often than not gets me moving right through the target.....
But its finding what you are comfortable with.... and most of all making sure of that first target..... after all...if you miss that , the most you will get is 1 out of the pair......
