Three-position shooting is a competitive shooting discipline where participants fire at targets from three different positions: standing, kneeling, and prone. Each position requires unique techniques and stability to achieve accurate shots. Shooters typically use a rifle and aim for precision at varying distances. In this sport, athletes are scored based on their accuracy, with points awarded for hitting specific areas of the target. Olympic shooting events often include three-position shooting, showcasing the skill and discipline of competitors. Proper training and practice are essential for mastering the techniques required in each position.