Inspiring young shooters to succeed ELEY’s Martyn Buttery has managed the Customer Test Range at our UK factory for over 10 years. He is also a top coach on the GB Talent Squad. We asked Martyn to describe his experiences as a coach and how he helps develop talented young shooters. “I have found
Want to get started in shooting? Paul Goater tells you how Paul Goater is the manager of the England Rifle Academy and the lead air rifle coach for the Rifle Talent Squad, part of the GB Olympic shooting pathway. Paul has been involved with elite sport since the 80s, and has seen the energy
University of London - How do they make Commonwealth Medallists? The University of London Rifle Club (ULRC) invites students from across 27 colleges and institutions to try the sport of target shooting. As one of the few sports which can be enjoyed regardless of age, gender or ability, it’s a great way to meet
Edinburgh University Rifle Club: why we’re the best in the UK Edinburgh University is home to one of the UK’s most successful target shooting clubs. The club offers a dedicated training programme that takes new members from complete novices to internationally successful athletes. We asked three members about their experiences and the opportunities offered
Cardiff University Rifle Club: sharing our sport with new students Target shooting is an inclusive sport that is available to almost everyone. Cardiff University Rifle Club give a warm welcome to all students who are interested in the sport, whether just for fun or to compete. We asked Cardiff to tell us more about
Counting down to the first Practical Shooting Show The first Practical Shooting Show will open its doors on Saturday 6th October at Exeter’s Westpoint Arena. The exhibition will showcase the finest arms and ammunition available to UK action shooters. Celebrating the flourishing practical and action scene, the show will host a range of retail
St Andrews Rifle Club - The benefits of target shooting at University Going to University opens up a world of new experiences, interests and opportunities. As the class of 2018 begin this journey, we’re introducing a series of articles from the UK’s universities. Here Charlotte Silverman from St Andrews University Rifle Club in Scotland
TeamELEY spotlight Elena Galiabovitch 2018 has been a great year for Australia’s Elena Galiabovitch. Fresh from a Silver medal in front of a home crowd at the Commonwealth Games, she won her first ever World Cup in Changwon. Elena spoke to us about how she overcomes the pressure of a competition: “I try to
Inspired to succeed John Walker was inspired to take up archery after watching the Paralympic Games in London 2012. Four years later he won Individual and Team Gold medals in the Rio Games in 2016. Now, John has returned to his first passion, rifle shooting, and is hoping to replicate his success at Tokyo
ARA benchrest, a sport for all! Rimfire benchrest is a sport that’s open to everyone, regardless of gender, physicality or age. Margie Barron reveals the competitive drive that made her seek out the sport, and encourages interested shooters to do the same. “I have been a very competitive person all of my life. At
