National Champion Shooter Caitlin Connor | 2018 SHOT Show TV Studio

Published on January 26, 2018
Duration: 3:38

National Champion shooter Caitlin Connor shares insights into her journey in competitive shotgun shooting. She highlights her training regimen, including shooting over 100 rounds daily for international skeet, and her dedication to reaching the Olympic level. Connor emphasizes the importance of learning from mistakes, staying focused, and having fun for aspiring shooters.

Quick Summary

National Champion shooter Caitlin Connor emphasizes dedication and fun in competitive shooting. She trains rigorously, shooting over 100 rounds daily for international skeet, and advises aspiring shooters to learn from mistakes and stay focused on their goals.

Chapters

  1. 00:06Introduction & Achievements
  2. 00:19Shooting Journey & Mentors
  3. 00:54Louisiana Roots & Firearms
  4. 01:19Training Schedule & Discipline
  5. 02:00Training Location & Future Goals
  6. 02:51Advice for Aspiring Shooters

Frequently Asked Questions

How did Caitlin Connor get started in competitive shooting?

Caitlin Connor began her shooting career at age 15 through 4-H shooting sports in Louisiana. She later participated in the Scholastic Clay Target program, which helped her develop her skills and pursue higher levels of competition.

What is Caitlin Connor's daily training regimen for international skeet?

For international skeet, Caitlin Connor trains rigorously, shooting at least 100 rounds per day. She practices multiple times a week, increasing to almost daily sessions as major competitions approach.

What advice does Caitlin Connor offer to aspiring young shooters?

Caitlin Connor encourages aspiring shooters not to be afraid to start. She emphasizes learning from every experience, staying focused and determined, and most importantly, ensuring they have fun throughout their shooting journey.

Where does Caitlin Connor train for her competitions?

Caitlin Connor trains at elite facilities, including the Olympic Training Center and Fort Carson in Colorado Springs. These locations provide the resources and environment needed for her high-level competitive training.

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