Shooting Clinic Information

Introductory Clinics          Intermediate Clinics

Introductory Clinics

Introductory clinics are the perfect way to get introduced to the clay target sports. Each clinic focuses on a single shooting discipline: trap, skeet or sporting clays. Introductory clinics are comprised of discussion, on-range shooting time, and a question/answer session for a brief, but complete introduction to a specific clay target shooting discipline.

Who Should Attend?

• Beginning clay shooters and hunters looking to learn the basics of a specific clay shooting discipline

• Anyone looking to improve their shotgun technique

Course Duration:

 2-3 Hours

Pre-Requisites:

A desire to learn and have fun!

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Intermediate Clinics

Intermediate clinics are discipline-specific clinics tailored for the competition shooter who is looking to improve performance.  Recreational shooters who have an interest in joining the competitive shooting ranks will also benefit from intermediate clinics and will have the opportunity to learn about registered shooting.

To optimize the learning environment, intermediate clinics are 80% range and 20% classroom based.  Class size is limited to 5 shooters to ensure each student receives personalized attention. 

Below are a few of the topics typically covered in Intermediate Clinics:

• Fundamentals review

• How to improve consistency

• Mental preparation

• How to train and practice effectively

• Shoot-offs

Who Should Attend?

• Competitive shooters interested in improving tournament performance

• Recreational shooters who would like to learn more about registered shooting

• Shooters looking to improve both the technical and mental aspects of their game

Course Duration:

1 to 2 Days

Pre-Requisites:

• Prior experience in the shooting discipline being covered in the clinic

• A sincere desire to improve current performance levels

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