Know before
you aim.
Straight answers for new shooters and their parents — how the sport works, how to start, and where it can take you.
From first message
to first medal
Message us on WhatsApp
Tell us the shooter's age and your goal — fun, focus or competition. We reply personally with batch options and timings. No forms, no waiting.
Take the free trial
Visit the range, get the safety briefing, and fire your first supervised shots with academy equipment. Feel the sport before you decide anything.
Join the Beginners Course
Two weeks of fundamentals: safety, stance, grip, breathing, trigger control and fitness — on both 10m Air Rifle and Air Pistol.
Progress through levels
Move to the Intermediate and Professional programs as your scores grow. Your coach tracks every session and tells you exactly what to fix next.
Compete
Pre State, then State, then Pre Nationals, then Nationals. We prepare you for each stage — entries, rules, equipment and, most importantly, match temperament.
Read up
Is shooting the right sport for my child?
Shooting is one of the few sports where size, height and raw athleticism don't decide the winner — focus does. It suits calm children and restless ones alike: the calm ones deepen their strength, the restless ones learn stillness. If your child is 12+, they're eligible. The free trial answers the rest.
What is 10m Air Rifle & Air Pistol?
These are Olympic disciplines — the same events where Indian shooters have won Olympic and World Championship medals. Athletes fire pellets at a target 10 metres away, where the highest-scoring ring is about the size of a full stop. It is a duel between you and your own heartbeat.
What do I need to buy? (Nothing.)
At our academy, you don't need to bring anything to start. We provide weapons, pellets and targets for the training program. Candidates will buy their own equipment as required to increase their scores, and the coach will help them make the right purchase.
The competition ladder in India
Pre State, then State, then Pre Nationals, then Nationals. Excelling in these events can lead to opportunities such as national training camps, scholarships, special quotas for sports in education and government jobs, and selection for international events. Our training prepares students for each step of this progression.
What to expect on day one
All you need are comfortable clothes and flat shoes. You'll embark on a range tour, receive the standard safety briefing provided to all shooters, be introduced to the equipment, and take your initial supervised shots. You'll depart with a scored target and an honest assessment of your potential from a coach.
Why toppers make good shooters (and vice versa)
It's no coincidence that these two activities overlap. Shooting trains concentration, routine and pressure management — precisely the skills needed for exams. Many parents enrol their children in the sport and remain involved because of the positive impact on their academic performance.
The physical side
of standing still
Experienced marksmen call shooting a 90% mental sport — but holding a rifle motionless is an athletic skill, and the body adapts to it.
Arm Strength
Aiming demands strong, sturdy arms and hands — and the endurance to keep them steady.
Eyesight
Shooting won't fix eye deficiencies, but it exercises the capabilities you have — and gives your eyes a real break from screens.
Core & Balance
Holding a stance perfectly still works the core muscles that support posture and protect the lower back.
Physical Discipline
In an age of the couch potato, the sport builds the physical routine that a healthy life runs on.
Questions?
Ask a coach directly.
No call centres. Your WhatsApp message is read by the people who run the range.