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Hosted by Unknown Host · Sports · EN · 36 episodes
Welcome to California Clays, your home for all things competitive shotgun sports. As an amateur competitor and passionate student of the game, Henning Mathew dives into the world of clay shooting through interviews with some of the best to ever point a shotgun. He interviews World, National, and State Champions, their coaches, and key figures across the industry. They explore the techniques, stories, and insights that fuel the sports we all love, from Sporting Clays to FITASC, Helice, Trap, Skeet, and the International disciplines. If you enjoy learning and celebrating the world of competitive shooting, make sure to Subscribe for new videos and conversations from California and beyond.
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World Champion, international coach and one of clay shooting’s most polarizing personalities, Ben Husthwaite joins me for a wide-ranging conversation about winning, coaching, controversy, gun fit, shooting myths, personal growth and his goals for another World Championship.
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Nine-time California State Champion. CA Sporting Clays Hall of Famer. Team USA shooter. Coach. And more than three decades competing at a high level in sporting clays. In this episode, I sit down with Tom John to talk about his incredible career in clay shooting and the evolution of sporting clays in California. Tom won his first California State Championship back in 1993 and has had a front-row seat to the growth and changes in the sport ever since. We talk about the shooters, clubs and personalities from the early days, how targets and competition have evolved, and what it takes to remain competitive for more than 30 years. We also get deep into Tom’s shooting and coaching philosophy, including how he uses his eyes, how he reads targets, how he trains and what he looks for when working with other shooters. Outside of shooting, he’s spent years working behind the scenes in Hollywood, including driving and transportation work on major film and television productions. This is a conversation about shooting, coaching, California sporting clays history and a lifetime spent learning how to break targets. If you enjoy the episode, please SUBSCRIBE to California Clays for more conversations with the shooters, coaches and personalities who make up the clay target shooting world.
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Grace Choe is a three-time California State Lady Champion, a Ladies Pro Squad competitor and someone who has made an impact on California sporting clays both on and off the course. In this episode, Grace talks about how she got started in the sport, the evolution of her shooting and what it takes to compete successfully at the state and national level. We also discuss what she has learned from shooting alongside her husband, nine-time California State Champion Tom John, how California sporting clays has changed over the years and the work Grace has done as a member of the California State Sporting Clays Association board. Grace brings the perspective of a champion, a longtime competitor and someone who is actively working to help grow and improve the sport.
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Today I’m joined by Cory Kruse, one of the most accomplished sporting clays shooters in the game. Cory is a 2-time National Champion, World English Champion, U.S Open Champion, coach, content creator, and the man behind Sporting Collective, an app and website built to help shooters train, learn, and better understand the game. He comes from a pretty incredible shooting pedigree, having been trained by Olympic bronze medalist Dan Carlisle and growing up around some of the best shooters in the world, including Anthony Matarese. Cory has seen the game from just about every angle, as a junior, a champion, a coach, and now as someone helping teach the next generation of shooters. So today we’re going to talk about his journey through the sport and how he thinks about the game today. Sporting Collective App & Website Training content, target breakdowns, and coaching insight for shooters. Download the app or learn more at: sportingcollective.com
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Braxton Oliver is the 2026 World English Sporting Champion. In this episode I sit down with Braxton to talk about his huge win at the 2026 World English Sporting Championship, where he stepped into the Super Final one target back and came out on top against some of the best sporting clays shooters in the world. But this conversation is not just about the win. We get into Braxton’s background, how he got started in clay shooting, the influence of his grandfather Larry Corbett, what he has learned coming up through the sport, and how he thinks through targets, pressure, and competition. Braxton is as casual and easygoing as they come, but when he starts breaking down the game, you quickly realize there is a lot going on behind the scenes. Thanks for watching The California Clays Podcast. Please like, subscribe, and share the episode with someone who loves clay target shooting. #CaliforniaClays #BraxtonOliver #SportingClays #WorldEnglishSporting #ClayShooting #ShotgunSports #NSCA #5Stand #FITASC
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