There’s more to lead than getting in front, says Mike Yardley
Coaching
Compound allowance
Tagged with: allowance, clay, maintained lead, movement, point and push, pull away, swing through
Posted in Coaching
Posted in Coaching
The loaded gun
Speaking to some of the UK’s most experienced clay shooting instructors, Clay Shooting magazine’s Natalie Parker asks what they recommend to new and inexperienced clay shooters
Tagged with: basics, clay, Guy Bond, Mickey Dore, safety, shooting, Stuart Clarke, technique
Posted in Coaching
Posted in Coaching
Ask the Experts: April
Our panel of experts tackle your clay shooting queries from fear of failure to bifocal blues
A perfect fit
Ian Coley MBE’s Trap series has raised a few questions about gunfit for Trap – so here are some answers
Tagged with: Double Trap, DTL, gunfit, high-ribs, Michael Diamond, Peter Wilson, rib, Sporting, target, Trap
Posted in Coaching, Trap
Posted in Coaching, Trap
Ask the Experts: March
Our panel of experts tackle your clay shooting queries including problematic presentations and prescription choke queries
Flipside
Phil Coley suggests an interesting way to become more aware of your shooting movements
The crossing target
Steve Rawsthorne helps you out with the basic crosser
Tagged with: Clay Shooting, crosser, gun mount, Holland & Holland, practice, target
Posted in Coaching
Posted in Coaching
The practical approach
Delving deeper into the subject of forward allowance, shooting expert Mike Yardley explains it in a practical setting
Received wisdom
Top shooter Ed Solomons recently took some time out to coach a group of students from Essex, as teacher Neal Wilcox reports
Too forward?
In normal circumstances, and at normal ranges (sub-35 yards), your primary consideration should be to watch the target well with perfect sustained focus and keep the gun moving
Tagged with: forward allowance, Michael Yardley, positive shooting, Sporting Clays
Posted in Coaching, Sporting
Posted in Coaching, Sporting
