Where s The Magic Sporting Clays Article by Dan Schindler The Paragon School of Sporting
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Where's the Magic?
Sporting Clays Article by Dan Schindler | The Paragon School of Sporting
Summary:
Sixteen enthusiastic young shooters demonstrate that the magic lies not in the method, but in its application.
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As a sporting clays instructor, my focus naturally gravitates to the shooter in front of me. With a passion for shooting as strong as mine, observing their techniques is both instinctive and enlightening. Every coaching session becomes a learning experience, giving me new insights into human behavior and shot management.
Recently, sixteen gracious young gentlemen offered a valuable lesson during a weekend at River Bend, my home club in South Carolina. This event involved eight Level I Instructor candidates and two N.S.C.A. Examiners. It was a truly enlightening and educational experience.
In our quest to deepen our understanding of sporting clays, we often overlook simple truths. Taking a step back allows us to see the bigger picture. I had a prime view of one such revelation during an intense Level I Instructor certification class. The candidates were learning amidst shooters in front of them and Examiners behind. This provided them with real-time experience, while the young shooters received guidance from instructors.
Jeff Allen, a colleague and fellow instructor, generously introduced new shooters to our Level I class. Hosting the Middle School group on Saturday and the High School group on Sunday was particularly rewarding. Working with young people always brings immense satisfaction.
Note:
This article first appeared in Sporting Clays Magazine by Dan Schindler in April 2002. The remainder of the article, along with many others, is available for download on The Paragon School of Sporting website: [Paragon School Catalog](http://www.paragonschool.com/catalog).
Sporting clays is a sophisticated sport, deeply rooted in tradition. It satisfies our love for wingshooting and provides numerous opportunities to refine our skills. This path of personal growth offers a refreshing, unbiased view of our capabilities. My students consistently discover that they are far more capable than they realized. American sporting clays shooters can proudly claim to have secured their place among the world's best. And let's remember, no one enjoys this more than we do.
The stories, times, and people in my articles are true reflections of my experiences. Occasionally, I change a name, but every piece of information comes from real-life interactions with you. Each tournament, lesson, and encounter has contributed to my work, for which I am truly grateful.
We hope you enjoyed this excerpt and invite you to explore our extensive collection online. Until then, happy Sporting!
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