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Sending the Kids to
Camp: After five days of intensive instruction from Olympic and NCAA competitors,
participants of the CMP Three Position Air Rifle Camp are placed on the
firing line for a full dress competition. For more on this story (click
here).
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On
Target: This month, 2000 Olympic coach Dan Durben takes
Bob Foth's place on the firing line, and gives us some insight on
strategies for improvement
(click here).
Score One for Youth: We want to reach
more college and high school level shooters. You can help
(click here).
THE BULLETIN BOARD: Ask a question, get an
answer--lot's of readers have been going to the CMP on-line bulletin
board (click here).
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CMP News: The latest news
from Camp Perry where an Army Reserve shooter became the first
shooter in the history of the National Trophy Matches to win
pistol shooting's Triple Crown.
(click here)
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FROM THE JUNIOR SHOOTING CAMP:
Perpetual Motion: One of the obvious strengths
of the junior camp was the hands-on one-on-one instruction of experienced,
competition-tested coaches, including 2000 Olympian Jayme Dickman
(click here).
A Question of Balance: Every morning, shooters
went through a series of exercises. This included a daily routine
for working on physical balance designed to build a solid shooting
stance
(click here).
The First in Line: Four months ago, Scott
Shaffer told his 14 year old daughter Alex that "she needed to
know how to shoot a gun." Now she's at junior camp and loving
it (click here).
This Month's Features
Highlights of the 2002 USA Shooting National Championships:
Several hundred of America's best shooting sports athletes gathered
in Atlanta for nearly 20 different events in pistol, rifle and running
target disciplines (click here).
ISSF World Shooting Championships: Matt Emmons
celebrated Independence Day by staging a come-from-behind win at the
ISSF World Shooting Championships in Lahti, Finland
(click here).
Former USAMU Shooter Inducted into International Shooting
Hall of Fame: USA Shooting formally inducted the late
Lt. Col. Tommy Pool into the U. S. International Shooting Hall of
Fame
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