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In Clay Target shooting there is no such thing as a lucky shot. Athletes train for hours. Intense concentration repeatedly sharpened to pin-point precision. Arms that can absorb repeated kick-backs. Nerve and skill, fused together in steely flesh.“Pull!”The inverted saucers are released, flying in different directions like a souped-up game of Space Invaders.But this isn’t a game –. Competing in the shotgun discipline, Welsh clay shooter Ben Llewellin will appear in his first Commonwealth Games – he is currently ranked as fifth in the world. David Phelps, winner of a gold medal in the 2006 Melbourne Games, will also make an appearance for the team. Team Wales consists of a team of 11 shooters across all disciplines.
With John being Scotland's number one Olympic Trap Clay Pigeon shot, clients will soon realise that they are in for an amazing experience under John's expert guidance. He has competed on the world stage for Great Britain at World Cups, World/European Championships and the Commonwealth Games.
If you are looking for one-to-one tuition or just to have some fun either as an individual or a group then look no further. As we have a mobile clay pigeon system we can either travel to your location throughout the area, or use one of our own locations. We can offer clay pigeon shooting and rifle shooting - or both as a package for something a little different. Both require a high level of concentration but with differing techniques.
Shooting is carried out in a safe environment and includes all equipment required. As we encourage and support minimal damage to the environment, we only use non-toxic steel shot and biodegradable clay targets.
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- Team England Shooting Team Leader, Christian Schofield added, 'We’re very excited to be taking part in the Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast next year. The team members have come through a tough selection process and thoroughly deserve their place in what looks to be a very capable shooting team.
- This is the complete list of Commonwealth Games medallists in shooting from 1966 to 2014. Men's pistol 10 metre. Clay pigeon trap. Games Gold Silver.
- The Shooting events at the 2010 Commonwealth Games took place at the Dr. Karni Singh Shooting Range from 5 to 13 October 2010. The Full Bore events were held at the CRPF Campus (Kadarpur) from 9 to 13 October 2010.
Costs
- One hour tuition from John including the use of guns, cartridges and clays - £100.00 (allowing for up to 40 shots)
- Rifle and clay shooting package - £150.00 (allowing 2 hours)
Aaron Heading
Aaron Heading (born 21 May 1987 in King's Lynn, Norfolk) is a clay-pigeon shooter from Spalding, specialising in the Olympic Trap discipline. He represents England and Great Britain.
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Aaron started shooting when he was 12 years old when his dad duped him into shooting a competition which turned out to be the team selector for Great Britain. That weekend Aaron shot a qualifying score good enough to make him one of the youngest juniors to ever make the British Team.
Aaron then spent most of his education and school years travelling the world in competitions representing England and Great Britain abroad.
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Aaron is the only male British shooter to win both the junior and senior World Champion titles in the same year.
In 2010 Aaron earned selection for the England shooting team for the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi. He won Bronze when competing in the men’s trap pairs, with partner David Kirk, but topped his Bronze with a Gold in the singles event.
After the unexpected death of a very close friend, Aaron secured his place in April 2013 to fly to Al Ain, United Arab Emirates, to represent Team GB for the World Cup. After shooting a fantastic score of 121/125, he tied for 6th place with 7 other athletes for the final. After a 7-way shoot off, Aaron earned his place in the final and won World Cup Gold against Italian's legend Giovanni Peliello.
In 2014 again earned selection for Team England and represented the shooting team in the Glasgow Commonwealth games.
Aaron shot a qualifying score of 119/125 just below Michael Diamonds 120/125 and made his way into another final.
Aaron won the Silver medal against Australia’s Adam Vella in the singles event.
In 2018 again earned selection for Team England and represented the shooting team in the Commonwealth games on the Australian Gold coast, Where he made his way into his third consecutive Commonwealth Games final, coming home with another Silver medal.
2018 also saw him achieve one of his dreams by achieving the World number one spot in Olympic Trap.
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2019 saw the arrival of more successes including Silver at the European Championships and a coveted Olympic Games Quota place.
Aaron has approximately 40 Gold medals ranging from Olympic Trap and Universal Trench for both Team England and Team GB. He has approximately 30 Silver medals and 20 Bronze medals and has a 'wall of fame' at his parent's house in Lincolnshire.
Aaron has competed at the most Great Britain World Cup events internationally and has been the only senior man to shoot 25 straight at every trap ground in England.
