Which Shooting College course should I take first?
If you would like to do both, we recommend completing the Online Shooting College course before your in-person Shooting College camp. Both Shooting College experiences are designed to give you similar PGC teachings, film sessions, and the shooting workout framework you need to transform your shooting. The primary difference is the online course gives you additional teaching, more workouts, and more time for you to implement everything you learn.
If you’ve already taken our Online Shooting Course, the in-person Shooting College camp will provide an opportunity to ‘lock-in’ the habits you developed. In-person camps offer the added benefit of live feedback and interaction with our PGC Directors plus the camaraderie of working out with other dedicated players.
What level of player is the online course suited to?
The online Shooting College course will benefit any dedicated player at any level of play, from younger players to the pros. As long as you’re ready to learn, grow, and work on your shot, you’ll find tremendous value. If you’re not willing to invest the time and do the work, this course isn’t for you.
What do I need for the camp or the online course?
You’ll need a ball, a notebook and pen for the in-person Shooting College camp.
For the Online Shooting College, you will also need a smartphone as the course materials are presented through an app.
How does the online course and camp work for coaches?
If you’re a coach, the online course will be of tremendous benefit for you, as you’ll learn all the cutting-edge teachings necessary to help your players become great shooters. You’re welcome to just go through the instructional components of the course, and if you’re interested, you can do the shooting workouts too.
If you are attending a Shooting College camp in your area, invite your players to attend with you. Our Partner Program provides additional discounts for the players in your program, get details here.