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Ever tossed a beanbag straight at a bullseye and watched it fly wildly off to the side? The secret to hitting the mark isn't throwing harder — it's about how your entire body moves before you let go.
So what body movements turn an okay toss into a direct hit every single time?

The Three Target Skills

A target game is any game where you toss, roll, or slide an object toward a specific goal, like cornhole, bocce, or bowling.
To be accurate, your body uses three linked skills: aiming, stepping with the opposite foot, and weight transfer.
Before your feet even take a step, where should your eyes and throwing arm be pointing?

Step 1: Laser Aiming

Aiming means lining up your eyes, your arm, and the target along one straight path before you start your throw.
Keep your eyes locked on the smallest spot you want to hit — like the center ring of a target — rather than looking at the whole board.
Your eyes are locked on the target — but which foot should take the step?

Step 2: The Opposite Foot Step