GOGTV 2017 USA Shooting Moment - Keith Sanderson

Published on August 4, 2017
Duration: 1:11

This video features Keith Sanderson discussing his experiences in competitive shooting, particularly his time on the Marine Corps shooting team and at the Olympic Games. He emphasizes the importance of winning for enjoyment and highlights the intense adrenaline and pressure experienced during high-level competition, which he found motivating for his lifelong pursuit of the sport.

Quick Summary

Keith Sanderson emphasizes that winning makes shooting sports much more enjoyable, a sentiment he developed early in his career with the Marine Corps shooting team. He found that being around experienced shooters and overcoming pressure was key to his development, likening it to an addiction that fuels his motivation, especially after the intense experience of the Beijing Olympics.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Starting Shooting & The Joy of Winning
  2. 00:19Getting Help and Improving
  3. 00:26The Addiction to Pressure
  4. 00:33Different Team Experiences
  5. 00:38The Beijing Olympics Experience
  6. 00:48Adrenaline and Motivation
  7. 00:57Representing Your Country

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Keith Sanderson's perspective on winning in shooting sports?

Keith Sanderson believes that winning significantly enhances the enjoyment of shooting sports. He states that it's 'a lot more fun when you're winning' and that this sentiment is shared by many experienced shooters he has encountered throughout his career.

How did Keith Sanderson develop his shooting skills?

Keith Sanderson credits his development to being around supportive and experienced individuals early in his career. He found that this environment allowed him to progressively get better, likening the pursuit to an addiction driven by overcoming pressure.

What was Keith Sanderson's experience at the Beijing Olympics?

Keith Sanderson describes his experience at the Beijing Olympics as both the most exciting and terrifying of his career. He recalls intense adrenaline levels that lasted for days after his competition, highlighting the immense pressure of representing his country.

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