Earlier this month, I had the pleasure of meeting Grace at the East Coast Championship held at Hunter’s Pointe in Washington NC. More on that meeting in just a minute, but first some bio information on Ms. Callahan: Grace’s fascination with shooting began at the tender age of 10 years old while hunting upland game […]
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We have all seen it on the course, and perhaps done it ourselves! A shot is missed. The shooter opens the gun, catches the ejected shells aggressively, and forcefully throws them into the used hull bin. Is this a bad thing? The answer is not so clear cut. In my post “Foundational Reading in Sport
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In an earlier post, I alluded to the necessity of allowing the sub-conscious to control execution of movements in sport. So, is it really bad to try to help out the sub-conscious with a little conscious control of the action? After all, if there is a lot on the line, isn’t it helpful to really
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Many thanks to everyone who has read my blog over the last 5 months. During that time, I have posted 25 articles. I have gotten into a rhythm of publishing a post each weekend. That may extend to one every two weeks as the spring shooting season gets cranked up, but we’ll see! Here are
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