A Cool Breeze a-blowin’
A Cool Breeze a-blowin’ By: Paul Giambrone, III It is Sunday afternoon and you are about to shoot the .410. Picture a beautiful afternoon with clear blue skies, warm weather, and a nice breeze across your face that feels oh so good. In most cases, we enjoy a little breeze to keep the heat from getting to us and it certainly does help in the middle of the summer at most of the places that I shoot. Most of the tournaments are going to have hot weather, some extreme heat. However, it never fails, the wind always blows when you have to shoot and it generally blows even harder when we...
Read MoreDistractions
Distractions By: Paul Giambrone, III Recently I was sitting with a very close friend in Katy, TX, talking about the upcoming skeet season and boy are we excited about the year! As we were sipping on a cold one, we discussed some different things that come up throughout the event and how to stay focused. Things like the referees we get, broken targets when they come out of the house or from the field next to us, and the dreaded random thoughts that creep into our heads when we are on the station about to shoot… As we were talking, an article was brewing in my brain. What a great...
Read MoreExpectations
Expectations By: Paul Giambrone, III Recently, I was teaching in Miami, FL, and we were sitting down at dinner one night talking about, well you guessed it, skeet shooting. We were discussing the many different types of shooters out there. There are competitive shooters, recreational shooters, and some shooters who just like to sharpen up those wing shooting skills. At the competitive shooter level, there are also different types of shooters: from those who strive to win their league at their local club to those who battle it out at the major shoots throughout the summer wanting to be...
Read MoreThe X-Factor
The X Factor By: Paul Giambrone, III There is a common X factor amongst all shooters, and I mean ALL SHOOTERS. No one is exempt from this factor and this factor alone is one of the main things that separate the good shooters from the great shooters. This factor alone just about dictates how well or how poorly we will shoot in a given event, on a given day, or even the entire weekend or year. It is something that all shooters, businessmen, athletes, and your everyday Joe have. They may not have it all in the same area, but in some area of our lives we all have this X factor and it is...
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Read MorePatience
Patience By: Paul Giambrone, III Greetings everyone! Wow, another year has flown by and we are already in 2012! I want to first thank all of my clients and supporters for all of their help over the years and helping 2011 be the best year that Giambrone Shooting Clinics could possibly have had. As most of you know, 2011 was a busy year for me. I finished college (for good this time), recently married, and my wife Suzanne and I just moved to the Dallas area! Whew! Our new address is: 1705 Woodstock Blvd Apt #106 Arlington, TX 76006 We have been married just over a month now and moved to...
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