Skeet shooting is a competitive shooting sport where participants aim to hit clay targets launched into the air from two fixed stations at opposite ends of a semicircular field. The targets are released at varying angles, requiring shooters to quickly track and shoot them with a shotgun. The sport is typically played in rounds, with each shooter taking turns to fire at a set number of targets. Skeet shooting emphasizes accuracy, timing, and hand-eye coordination, making it a popular activity for both recreational shooters and competitive athletes.