Pet Easton
Pet’s World
Towards the end of last year I found myself tangled up with problems surrounding my neck and jaw and the diagnosis suggested it was most likely to have been a direct result of recoil. Contrary to my family and non-shooting friend’s flippant comments of “well you might just have to stop doing it”, I wasn’t [...]
OT and nappies
I really admire women who juggle shooting and nappies – it can’t be easy shooting a physically and mentally demanding sport and raising a young family
Olympic hopefuls: Sian Bruce
When I was a keen, competitive horsewoman I was a great follower of form amongst the different classes; so it’s no wonder I’m enthusiastic about some of the blistering talent who are our Olympic hopefuls for next year and as you too may be as curious, this month I have profiled another female shooter who’s [...]
French Revolution
Christophe Auvert’s winning score was two short of perfect at the 33rd World FITASC and the GB Ladies, Vets and Super Vets brought the gold back home
Behind the scenes of Olympic success
With increasing hype surrounding the 2012 Olympics increacing and thoughts turning to which shooters will be representing us in London, I had a chat with Sarah Daly – a force behind the organisation of the team.