Performance nutritionist Daniel Davey tells Rhys Plum how shooters could raise their game by focusing on food and drink. We all tend to focus on the technical aspects of shooting – gun fit, stance, swing and the rest. Top athletes…
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Best nutritional advice for clay shooters
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Finding the right gun
Georgina Roberts describes her search for perfection, in the face of conflicting advice. When you’re getting started in shooting, one of the most important things to get right is your equipment. That’s especially important at a competitive level. Factors like…
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No time to hibernate
Anita North offers some advice on making the most of the winter break in competitions Winter is upon us, and if you are active in competitive shooting, that means a break in competitions. So what do you do when the competition…
Get ready for The Game Fair
The long-running countryside event is back, and better than ever. Here’s what to look forward to. Clay shooters will have an opportunity to buy the hottest new kit, get advice from experts and watch the best of the best compete…
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Clay shooting basics: How to survive your first registered shoot
Bryce explains how you’ll know when it’s time to step up to a ‘real’ competition, and what to expect
Clay shooting clinic: Back to basics
Jason Doyle uncovers the fundamentals of shooting technique during a lesson with Ed Solomons
Technique tips: The three types of lead
To hit a moving target you have to shoot in front – but there’s more than one way to skin the cat, as Bryce Blandford-Corp explains
Ben Husthwaite’s tips for shooting under pressure
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Caught in a trap: Finding the right chokes and cartridges
If you’re struggling to figure out the best combination of cartridge and chokes for your Trap shotgun, Richard Atkins might have some answers for you…
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