WHY CLAY SHOOTING IS GOOD FOR YOU…
Nov 11, 2020
4 minutes
By James Simon
Shooting builds strength
During a competition day you’ll be shouldering your gun, which probably weighs 7-8lbs (3.2-3.6kg), between 100 and 200 times. That’s a lot of repetitions! Regular practice lifting that lump of wood and steel is going to make you strong. And being strong is great for our health because muscles do more than help us show off in the gym or open jars of marmalade.
Muscle cells contain a high concentration of tiny organs called mitochondria that help turn the energy we absorb from food into energy that we can use. Essentially, they are miniature powerhouses that give us get-up-and-go. More
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