Shooting Coach

[highpower790]

A good friend I grew up with shoots shotgun.. He swears by his coach. Says will all honesty it totally changed his game. He shoots with the coach about once a month and if I'm not mistaken pays about a hundred dollars a session.
That being said, I'd love to find a coach. There are a few things I need work on and some one on one time I think would be key. I've taken a few classes and they've helped some, but not all that much more than videos and forums. One of the local ROs here has been a huge help, but he doesn't really have time for that one on one I feel I could benefit from. If I could find someone offering to teach, and I saw improvement from it, I'd be about the happiest guy in the world.

What is your interest ?I would be be happy to show you a few things if the interest is highpower rifle.

[twolane]

In mostly looking for help with USPSA. I've been having a heck of a time shooting left and I need to figure out what I'm doing wrong!

[John M]

As a serious shooter and one who has a coach, I would say there is a market for shooters who are already B class and above who wish to advance to A, M or GM. The group setting never works for me, becasue the better shooters dont beneift as much and receive less attention. Therefore, one on one is beneficial. $75 for 2 hours is reasonable, but 2 hours is probably not enough time to really get a good practice in, but 4 hours is.

GM status helps along with a resume of releveant training. Up here in Northern CA there are some many overnight trainers with almost no experience who are filling up classes.

Good Luck.

[CRTguns]

You will learn more from an A shooter who can teach than a GM who cannot.


That said, I have a friend who is a GM in USPSA and ICORE (the only revolvers that beat him are Miculek and Leatham) and he's a high school teacher... and has been doing small classes (limited to 4), for about a year now. PM me for his details.