The Paragon School of Sporting

A Parachute Swing : The silent, unnoticed cause of missing.

Instinct can only carry a shooter so far in sporting clays where the targets are becoming increasingly more creative. Not necessarily harder but more technical for sure.

It’s all about more. More speed, more torque. Bigger and faster is better. We have Indy blood.

Top shooters have good form. While their shooting styles may differ, the style each one uses is consistent, making it dependable, at the target and on the score sheet. But there’s more going on there than meets the eye.

Every day, our sport continues to make ever-increasing demands on our swing for precision. Compromise that precision by under or over-exerting the swing, consistency suffers and targets will be missed.

A little knowledge can be very useful....... "The Unwanted Choke" a Sporting Clays Article by Dan Schindler : The Paragon School of Sporting

Stepping into the box feeling assaulted, intimidated, maybe even debilitated by our emotions, when was the last time we devoted some serious effort to the management of our feelings and thoughts?

Saying “I want to shoot better,” defines a goal but is a bit vague on how to get there. Learning a few principles might improve the odds on your achieving this goal.

For those who wish to advance in sporting clays it’s a good idea to know which topics to discuss first.

Why we can't take more out of sporting clays than we put in.