Aiming ahead of a moving target is called “lead,” and it changes at every skeet station. 💡 World Champion Kaleigh Lawson breaks down exactly how much lead you need at each position. Six inches at Station 1, but four feet at Station 4. Why the huge difference? It all comes down to your angle to the target. When you're perpendicular to the clay's flight path, you need maximum lead. When you're facing it straight on, you barely need any. The National Skeet Shooting Association, alongside NSSF—The