I believe that success in shooting is attained through the continuous proper applications of the core fundamentals, combined with a positive mental attitude for the game. I said "game" because that's what this is, so it should be fun. When you consistently apply those things I mentioned you'll be amazed at just how quickly you'll learn to break targets and that's when the fun starts.

 Over the years I've trained with some of the best shooters in the world. I've taken bits and pieces from my time with them and developed that information into an easily conveyed system that works. Stressing key fundamentals such as focus and the ability to read the target line are just a few of the fundamentals that will have you building a positive attitude, leading to even greater self-confidence.  Whether breaking clay targets or bagging a cackling rooster pheasant, let me show you how.

  Sporting Clays, much like golf, is a game that is very easy to become addicted to. The market is flooded with all kinds of "goodies" one might need to play the game. Most of those type of items turn out to be a convienence more than necessity. I will help you weed out what you really need to play the game. I will also be happy to help in the choice of shotgun should you decide you want to purchase a new one specifically for Sporting Clays. 

The only Paragon School of Sporting Professional in Pennsylvania.

Gift Certificates are available and make a great gift. Contact me for details.*

*(Target fees and shells are not included)

Things you'll need to get started:

 Just about any shotgun capable of firing more then one (1) shot is preferred.

If you don't own a shotgun, no problem, I will be glad to provide a loaner gun FREE OF CHARGE.

Eye and ear protection. 

If you don't have your own let me know. I'll make sure I have them for you to use.

If you wear bifocal lens glasses please bring standard lens glasses if available.

Shotgun shells, your choice of gauge, No shot larger then 7.5

  (7.5 or 8 shot)

2 to 4 or more boxes of shells depending on the length of your lesson and your prior shooting experience.

Warm clothes for cooler days. The less bulk the better.

Baseball type hat

Bug spray

Sunscreen

Rain gear

Comfortable shoes/sneakers

Beverage of choice

(Non-alcoholic of course)