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4 weeks ago

With the festive season upon us, we wish you peace, joy, and prosperity throughout the coming year. Thank you for your continued support and partnership, we are looking forward to working with you in the years to come. Here's to an amazing 2020! Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays everyone! ... See MoreSee Less

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2 months ago

It is, again, that time of the year: -8 Celsius! No wind, sunny, it is actually quite enjoyable! ... See MoreSee Less

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3 months ago

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WADA Publishes 2020 Prohibited List | Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport

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(Ottawa, Ontario – October 31, 2019) – The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has published the 2020 Prohibited List. The Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES) would like to alert the sport comm...

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3 months ago

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The Trapshooting Academy LearnTrapshooting Canada

4 months ago

The best athletes in the world all have one thing in common: they plan rigorously and train systematically in their quest to perfect the technical, tactical, physical and mental aspects of their discipline. They constantly asses and monitor progress in both training and competition, record coach’s comments, and equally as important, jot down the feelings of well-being and focus. The most efficient and effective way for an athlete to monitor development and track own progress is by making good use of the personal training journal. Pictured here is Yinka’s training diary. Nice job! ... See MoreSee Less

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Learning how to use a journal effectively is a necessary skill to improve performance.

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4 months ago

!The end of the #trapshooting competition season marks the start of a new cycle: our top athletic #highperformers, as well as our #nextGen athletes, are all eager to take on #planning for the new year and the quad! Onward and upward, and true to the line they say! #AGoalWithoutAPlanIsJustAWish #Juniors Aidan, Alam, #410Amrit, Guni, Isaiah, Lizzie, Maddie, and Matthew. ... See MoreSee Less

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5 months ago

Congratulations to our own Gunni for a great performance in his first-ever competition! He demonstrated exceptional mental strength and determination and focused very well in the final. Gunni is the 2019 Canadian Nationals Junior Bronze medalist! - shown here with our coach and four-time Olympian Cynthia Meyer, the 2019 Ladies National Champion. ... See MoreSee Less

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Welldone Gunnu!

Great job congratulations 👍

Great

Congratulations to the winners and the proud Coach!

Congratulations Gunuu 👍🏼 Keep it up

Thank you very much Coach for being there and guiding me through the experiences of my first competition!

Congrats!

Great job!

Wow! Congratulations 👍👍

Congratulations

Congratulations young man... And congratulations to you too mam

Gunindera Singh great going... look forward to many more... keep it up!!

Awesome!

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7 months ago

Congratulations to all #TeamCanada athletes qualified for #Lima2019 #PanAmGames!18 🇨🇦 athletes are ready to hit the 🎯 at the Lima 2019 Games

The squad has a chance of qualifying for Toyko 🇵🇪🔜🇯🇵

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7 months ago

A tournament promoted as the world’s largest shooting sport event looked the part as the nine-day Minnesota State High School Clay Target League Championship began in Alexandria on Monday.

This year’s championship, which runs June 10 to 18 so each of the nine class levels can compete on their own day, will bring in 8,320 student-athletes from 315 schools. A total of 872 students were registered to shoot on Monday as the smallest programs of the nine participation levels kicked off the event.

“Over 30,000 students, parents, coaches, and spectators are drawn to Alexandria for nine days,” John Nelson, president of the MNSHSCTL, said in a release ahead of the championship. “…the MNSHSCTL Trap Shooting Championship is also the largest shooting event in the world.”

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8 months ago

Congratulations to all our Academy’s athletes that recently competed in the national high-performance team trials in Edmonton, AB:

Dmitry Naumov – The first Canadian ParaTrap Athlete to officially compete in the Team Trials. Dmitry started shooting with the Academy two years ago today. This is a great start and we all wish you many more successes!

Congratulations Madeline Wighardt for shooting the qualifying score twice back to back, thus becoming eligible for selection on the 2020 High-Performance Junior Team, well done!

Last but not least, congratulations Matthew Van Haaren for a great performance. Matthew shot consistently well, in spite of the very windy and chilly weather, and finished very strong with a 74/75 on day four.

Matthew continued to focus, dialed in well in the shoot off, and secured his spot on the 2019 Pan American Games Team in Lima, Peru!

Matthew's first exposure to major games was as a volunteer side referee for the 2015 Pan Am Games in Toronto... He has now earned the opportunity to use the skills and expertise he gained by training with the Academy over the past 12 years, to represent Canada as a senior athlete. Congratulations! ... See MoreSee Less

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Well done everyone !!!

Florin Marinache, if you don't mind me asking what's the white stuff?

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8 months ago

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9 months ago

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10 months ago

Time flies: August 18, 2011, with Graham Marshall and a super cute Matthew Van Haaren on the Olympic bunker at Cardinal Center in Marengo, OH! ... See MoreSee Less

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The Trapshooting Academy LearnTrapshooting Canada

10 months ago

Focus and determination... Using his .410 #Beretta SP, Amrit (not yet 10 years old) is having lots of fun! Regular international targets at proper speeds [from up close, and straightaways for now :)] ... See MoreSee Less

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That's great!

That's awesome!!!!

Way to go keep practicing and ha e fun!!

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11 months ago

Down the memory lane: eight years ago, promoting the sport at the Outdoor Adventure Show in Toronto. ... See MoreSee Less

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