Richard Faulds is a proven champion on and off the course.  He is a gun club owner, target setter, World Champion and an Olympian.  In this episode we discuss what is so different between the US and the UK when it comes to shooting.  The target setting, operation of gun clubs, the size of the venues, the classification system and everything in between.

Rick Hemingway has been on with me a couple of times, but this time it’s different. He talks about target setting his way and how he does not plan on changing, The Gator Cup that is about to step foot into Georgetown SC for the first time, how super squads should be the new norm and much more.  This is a really informative episode with one of the most respected guys in the sport.

This week I talked to Zach Kienbaum and Rodney Disbrow about the upcoming season, what they have been doing and how they are preparing for the first shoot of the year. We had a good time with this and hope you enjoy the episode.

Zach talks to Anthony about how his family got into the business that they are in.  They talk about shooting tournaments as teenagers and young adults and compare how they shoot today.  Zach asks Anthony about his coaching business, his goals and how long he will continue to coach and a good bit more.  They touch slightly on how he coaches people to watch the bird and a few other techniques.  It's interesting to hear two shooters at this caliber carrying on a conversation.

Tom talks with Cory Kruse on how he seems to stay really competitive in sporting clays while staying really busy with work outside of the sport.  He talks about shooting with Anthony, Gregg and Travis, how they all met and how he tries to keep it fun in his squad and then onto the mental game.  There is alot of good information in this one!

Shotgun Sports USA is trying something a little different. Tom Seay will be stepping in for a few episodes as the host to give all of our listeners a little different perspective. This week Tom got on the phone with Joe Fanizzi to have a conversation about some very interesting topics that you all will not want to miss!

Tom and Joe discussed some of their similarities in how they grew up in the sport. This led into the meat of meat of the podcast as they discussed how their practice regimens, mindset, and managing preparation has changed as they both have taken on more responsibility and life in general has began to play a factor in their shooting. This is a topic most of you all can relate to as jobs, families, school, and other responsibilities play a major factor in managing the time you are able to dedicate to the sport and how to handle that mindset.

On this episode we talk to Mike Luongo and Joe Scull about target difficulty at tournaments.  We are going to find out how these guys feel about setting targets for big tournaments verses setting targets for local fun shoots and how to determine how difficult they should be.  Should they get easier or Should they stay the same....Plus alot more.

Will Fennell and Neil Chadwick have been around this sport for a long time. They have seen it evolve into what it is today, but there are some things that we need to work on in their opinions to make it the best it can be. We discuss topics like. Target setting, rule changes that will be enforced in 23, rule changes that they would like to see enforced. We talk about how clubs could possibly better turnouts for tournaments and much more.

Neil Chadwick, shoot chairman for the 2022 National Championship talks about how the event ran and how the super squad turned out in his opinion.  We also discuss some stats that will blow your mind coming from the largest national event in history.  Also, what's in store for 2023.  What changes they will make and what to look forward to.

Jonny Carter is one of the guys behind the large YouTube channel, TGS Outdoors.  His videos focus on anything to do with guns and mainly shotguns.  His unique way of capturing the moment, producing the videos and telling the stories is what has captured over 100k subscribers and earning the channel a Silver Creator Award.  Jonny talks about his ideas for videos, how to grab the attention of people not in the sport through YouTube, what it takes to produce high quality content and how the team travels the world to get the shot.  This is a different, yet really informative episode not only on how to video clay shooting, but how american sporting clays appeals to people from all over the world.