February 06, 2026

Trap Talk Ep. 161 | Jacque Snellenberger on Mindset, Longevity & Loving the Sport

1 hour 12 minutes

In Episode 161 of Trap Talk, Zach Nannini and Richard Marshall Jr. welcome Jacque Snellenberger, a highly accomplished trap shooter with a long and respected history in the sport. Jacque shares stories from growing up in a shooting family, how the sport shaped her life, and what it takes to stay involved at a high level while balancing a career and personal responsibilities.

The conversation focuses on the mindset side of competition — setting realistic goals, staying mentally steady, and learning how to adjust when life or health challenges require a new approach. Jacque talks about the importance of self-awareness, maintaining perspective, and remembering that enjoying the sport matters just as much as performance.

She also reflects on her experiences as a woman in trapshooting, the value of mentorship, and why helping new shooters feel welcome and supported is key to the future of the sport. This episode highlights adaptability, resilience, and the role community plays in long-term success.

If you enjoy hearing honest insight from experienced competitors who have seen every side of the sport, this is an episode you’ll appreciate.

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