Shooting sabbatical: training and sharing
Posted: Mon Mar 02, 2020 9:53 am
After a lot of hesitation, I've decided to offer myself a full year dedicated to pistol shooting: training, competing, and sharing what I learn. I explain the why here https://www.olympicpistol.com/dedicatin ... -shooting/ and it basically boils down to doing what I really want to do with full support of my family: grow as much as I can as an ISSF pistol shooter. It is much better than spending money in fancy stuff :)
So far it has been great. I'm training and competing 6 days a week, like if it was my job, guided by Daniel and Aurore Goberville. I'm also writing a lot both on my site https://www.olympicpistol.com and on my Patreon page https://www.patreon.com/olympicpistol (yes, other pistol shooters are paying to support me and to learn with me :) ), where I share my training plans, drills and notes.
There are already 9 extra training programs to cover both technique and physical preparation, plus my notes on grip making among other things (like all my journal entries and SCATT files). I've also made a guide to help all shooters get the most out of Olympic Pistol https://www.olympicpistol.com/, making it easy to read all free and exclusive posts and finding what's interesting. I have a lot of ideas of new content and interviews to make and publish. If you have anything in mind that you would find really interesting I would appreciate if you could share it.
With this push I hope to get to be the best shooter I can and help others do the same (the feedback I'm getting is already positive). I also hope to become a certified coach this year.
If you think this is a worthy goal and would like to go on this trip with me, please do check https://www.olympicpistol.com and https://www.patreon.com/olympicpistol to see if there's something of interest for you or your shooting friends and consider supporting this "adventure".
I hope you find this interesting enough. Looking forward to a lot of pistol talking and sharing :)
So far it has been great. I'm training and competing 6 days a week, like if it was my job, guided by Daniel and Aurore Goberville. I'm also writing a lot both on my site https://www.olympicpistol.com and on my Patreon page https://www.patreon.com/olympicpistol (yes, other pistol shooters are paying to support me and to learn with me :) ), where I share my training plans, drills and notes.
There are already 9 extra training programs to cover both technique and physical preparation, plus my notes on grip making among other things (like all my journal entries and SCATT files). I've also made a guide to help all shooters get the most out of Olympic Pistol https://www.olympicpistol.com/, making it easy to read all free and exclusive posts and finding what's interesting. I have a lot of ideas of new content and interviews to make and publish. If you have anything in mind that you would find really interesting I would appreciate if you could share it.
With this push I hope to get to be the best shooter I can and help others do the same (the feedback I'm getting is already positive). I also hope to become a certified coach this year.
If you think this is a worthy goal and would like to go on this trip with me, please do check https://www.olympicpistol.com and https://www.patreon.com/olympicpistol to see if there's something of interest for you or your shooting friends and consider supporting this "adventure".
I hope you find this interesting enough. Looking forward to a lot of pistol talking and sharing :)