How to Practice By: Paul Giambrone, III In recent travels, this question has come up quite frequently. “How do I practice?” Another good one is “What gauge should I be practicing with?” Both are great questions and the answer will change...
Confidence vs. Expectations By: Paul Giambrone, III Man I really want to do well at the State Shoot this year. Yea, this is going to be my year. I am shooting really well, things are going well, I am going to do well at State! Fast forward passed the State Shoot and...
Nutrition, Hydration and Rest By: Paul Giambrone, III I have been traveling a good bit this Spring, as usual, enjoying seeing many of the same faces and some new ones as well. It has been a very busy time for me and one topic that keeps coming up is diet...
Soft to Hard Focus Transition By: Paul Giambrone, III Every shooter that has ever taken a lesson with me knows how much emphasis I put on the eyes. The eyes and how you use them are the most important thing on the skeet field, with keeping your cheek attached to...
The Importance of Correct Technique for Doubles by: Paul Giambrone, III “Pull!” Bang…. Bang. “Dead and Lost” says the referee. That feeling of defeat in your stomach lingers as you watch that second target hit the ground. You have...
