CONFIDENT SHOTGUNNING
Instructor
John Greenwell is an experienced, successful National Sporting Clays Association Level III Shooting Instructor (there are only 71 nationally), with over seven years and 2,500+ hours of one-on-one teaching experience. He is also an active NSCA "Master Class" competitor.
John has been featured in nine shotgun-related articles published in The Arizona Republic; the following are links to four of those articles:
Outdoors: Shotgunners Aim For Perfection; November 13, 2008 - The seven common mistakes
when shooting a shotgun and how to avoid them
Finding The Right Shotshell For The Job; September 18, 2008 - Shotgun shell dynamics, lead versus
steel shot, other options
Tips For Straight Shooting; March 20, 2008 - How to determine a miss...Vision, Movement and
Trust...the three basics of effective shotgun shooting
Shopping For Shotgun Ammo; December 29, 2005 - Advice on how to choose the right shell for your
shotgun
He teaches all levels of shotgun experience- new, beginning, intermediate and advanced shooters. His instruction:
John is also an upland bird hunter, which allows him to translate the skills learned shooting clay targets to wingshooting situations.
He teaches at the Arizona Game & Fish Department's Ben Avery Clay Target Center located approximately at Interstate 17 and the Carefree Highway just north of Phoenix. He can be reached at (480)-948-9053 to arrange lessons at that facility. He is also available for group seminars and speaking engagements. John is a retired corporate executive, and offers his services under his company's name - Confident Shotgunning
John has been featured in nine shotgun-related articles published in The Arizona Republic; the following are links to four of those articles:
Outdoors: Shotgunners Aim For Perfection; November 13, 2008 - The seven common mistakes
when shooting a shotgun and how to avoid them
Finding The Right Shotshell For The Job; September 18, 2008 - Shotgun shell dynamics, lead versus
steel shot, other options
Tips For Straight Shooting; March 20, 2008 - How to determine a miss...Vision, Movement and
Trust...the three basics of effective shotgun shooting
Shopping For Shotgun Ammo; December 29, 2005 - Advice on how to choose the right shell for your
shotgun
He teaches all levels of shotgun experience- new, beginning, intermediate and advanced shooters. His instruction:
- Improves a student's understanding of shotgun safety, guns, shells and shooting techniques
- Improves a student's clay target and wingshooting skills
- Builds confidence in the student's ability to understand the target's line or trajectory, make a correct move to the target, and apply the trust necessary to pull the trigger at the right time.
John is also an upland bird hunter, which allows him to translate the skills learned shooting clay targets to wingshooting situations.
He teaches at the Arizona Game & Fish Department's Ben Avery Clay Target Center located approximately at Interstate 17 and the Carefree Highway just north of Phoenix. He can be reached at (480)-948-9053 to arrange lessons at that facility. He is also available for group seminars and speaking engagements. John is a retired corporate executive, and offers his services under his company's name - Confident Shotgunning
