For some of us, we really enjoy clay target shooting. Clay target shooting comes in many different varieties—ranging from skeet, trap, 5-stand and sporting clays, to back yard fun with a hand-thrower. Skeet shooting originated in the early 1900s which was formed by a small group of hunters looking to improve their bird shooting. The word “skeet” is a Scandinavian word meaning “to shoot.”
Over the years in this wonderful sport, we have seen many different types of shooters. The types include shooters that participate on a social or recreational level to fierce competitive shooters that participate in tournaments held throughout the world. In recent years, one shooter has been coming on very strong in the game and is now looking to expand his role in the skeet shooting community. Paul “L.P.” Giambrone, III started shooting at the tender age of 7 and has not looked back since. Since starting at 7 and participating in his first world shoot at age 9 (1994), he has racked up 25 World Titles, 30 400X400s of which 7 were perfect 500X500s. Now, Paul is looking to offer his new knowledge of the game to others through Giambrone Shooting Clinics. Therefore, whether you are a brand new shooter to the sport or an experienced competitive shooter, Paul can help you take your game to the next level.