Everand Logo

Welcome to Everand!

  • Clay Shooting

    BECOME A QUALIFIED SUCCESS!

    Dec 09, 2020 5 minutes

    Very often our boundless enthusiasm for our sport is accompanied by an evangelical urge to help others with their shooting. If this resonates with you, then why not become a shooting coach?

    By channelling your efforts into supporting others you’ll be helping them to reach their true potential. Trust us, few things in life are more rewarding than watching your protégés take a medal, whether at a local club shoot or an international competition. Their beaming faces will make your heart skip.

    So, what exactly is a shooting coach and how do you become one?

    Instructor vs coach

    “The CPSA makes a clear distinction between the role of an instructor and that of a coach,” explains Mike Williams, Senior Tutor and Assessor, CPSA. “An instructor takes a complete novice and teaches them how to shoot using the CPSA Method. A coach takes an experienced

    You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

    More from Clay Shooting

    Clay Shooting6 min read
    Prize Fighter
    If you want a spot on an Olympic podium you’ve got to fight for it. You’ve got to be competitive and dedicated to the cause. That’s the attitude of Matthew Coward-Holley, one that’s sure to see Britain’s only OT World Champion take his place as an Ol
    Clay Shooting6 min read
    Something Old, Something New
    I started shooting back in 2005, using my husband John’s Winchester 6500, a 12 gauge 30in fixed choke Sporter. This one was also left handed! I had only shot once before, many many years before with my dad. John took me down to our local ground at S
    Clay Shooting29 min read
    Where to Shoot
    By the time this issue hits the newsstands, shooting grounds should be open for business once again, albeit with restrictions on squad sizes and social distancing. Travel and overnight stays remain restricted, so you’ll want to find grounds close to

    Related Books & Audiobooks