Logging shooting

Record shooting from training or competition in the Shooting field — intensity, miss count, timing, and miss positions.

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Yarmill parses each entry into structured data for analysis, so follow the format and syntax below to keep your entries recognized correctly.

Accepted intensity names and shooting syntax are configured per team and sport, so some values may differ from this guide.

Shooting entry syntax

Parameters

Intensityrequired

Indicates the intensity level during which the shooting was performed. Always comes first in the entry and applies to all following lines until a new intensity is defined.

Accepted values:

i0 or z0 for static shooting
intensity name (usually i1-i5)
competition or race for race shooting

Positionrequired

Defines the shooting position. Must follow the intensity and applies to all following entries until a new position is specified.

Accepted values:

P for prone
S for standing

Missed shotsrequired

Represents the number of missed shots in a stage. You can enter multiple numbers in sequence (e.g. 0321) to log several stages at once using batch entry.

Accepted values:

integer 0-5
X+Y for relay shooting, where X is the number of missed shots and Y is the number of spare rounds used

Examples: 3, 0+2

First shot time & Stage time

Optional timing data for each shooting stage. Represents the time of the first shot and the total time spent on the stage.

Accepted values:

times in seconds, separated by / (first shot time / stage time)
- for a missing or unknown value

Examples:

14/29 – first shot at 14s, total stage time 29s
-/25 – first shot time unknown, stage time 25s
13/- – first shot at 13s, stage time unknown

Miss positions and order

Optional field that describes where missed shots went, using clock notation. You can also log the full shot sequence by entering all five shots and using x to mark hits.

Accepted values:

clock numbers 1-12 to indicate miss positions
', `, or , as separators between values
x to indicate a hit when logging all five shots in order

Examples:

3' 11' 12' – three misses at 3, 11 a 12 o'clock
2 10 – two misses at 2 and 10 o'clock
4x5xx – miss at 4, hit, miss at 5, hit, hit (first and third shot missed)

Examples

Batch entry (no details) – v1

i0       // static shooting
P 0320   // 4 static prone stages – 0, 3, 2, 0 misses
S 0210   // 4 static standing stages – 0, 2, 1, 0 misses

Batch entry (no details) – v2

i1 P 0320   // prone shooting in i1 – 0, 3, 2, 0 misses
i2 S 0210   // standing shooting in i2 – 0, 2, 1, 0 misses

Detailed entry with miss positions

i2              // shooting in i2 intensity
P 3 1' 3' 11'   // prone, 3 misses at 1, 3, and 11 o'clock
S 2 7' 10'      // standing, 2 misses at 7 and 10 o'clock

Detailed entry with times & miss positions

i3              // shooting in i3 intensity
P 1 14/29 6     // prone, 1 miss, first shot at 14s, total stage time 29s, miss at 6 o'clock
P 2 -/26 12 6   // prone, 2 misses, total stage time 26s, misses at 12 and 6 o'clock

Detailed entry with order of missed shots

competition       // race shooting
P 0 13/25         // prone, clean – first shot at 13s, total stage time 25s
P 1 12/26 x9xxx   // prone, 1 miss – second shot missed at 9 o'clock
S 0               // standing, clean
S 2 14/28 3xxx11  // standing, 2 misses – first shot missed at 3 o'clock, last at 11 o'clock

Pro tips

Be concise – use batch mode when you don’t need detailed info like times or miss positions.
Double-check your entries – go to Analytics / Shooting Analysis and check the table at the bottom to confirm your entries parsed correctly.