Dan Carlisle and Steve Liberta - A Video Podcast with Living Legends
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ค. 2024
- Join me for a sit down with two of the world’s leading coaches for clay target shooting. Two of the most versatile coaches with a wealth of knowledge in every discipline from Sporting Clays, Trap, Skeet, the Olympic Disciplines, and more. We talked about the PSCA, NSCA, Target Difficulty, and Coaching. I was an honor to link up with these gentlemen and I look forward to seeing them again. If you don’t know these two, Dan Carlisle is an Olympian, National, and World Champion. Steve Liberta multi-time state champion and expert in the Carlisle method providing lessons in sporting clays, trap, and skeet. Steve has coached numerous national champions in both the men’s and women’s concurrent. Be sure to comment below what questions you have for the two living legends. Enjoy
Dan Carlisle served for many years in the US Army as a shooting instructor for the US Army Marksmanship Unit. Carlisle competed at the 1984 and 1988 Olympics, with a bronze medal in trap in 1984, and shooting both trap and skeet at the 1988 Seoul Games. He was a seven-time gold medalist at the Pan American Games, winning the individual trap title in 1975, 1983, and 1987. Carlisle won the 1982 World Championships in skeet shooting, but won more titles in trap. He was a six-time US Champion in trap, and in 1985-86, won both US titles in trap and skeet. In civilian life, Carlisle continued as a shooting instructor at the Gold Medal Shooting Academy. Carlisle was inducted into the US Army Marksmanship Unit Hall of Fame in 2008. He was the USA coach for trap shooting at the 2008 Olympics.
Steve Liberta
Phone: 845-453-3916
Email: libertasteve@gmail.com
This video was filmed at the wonderful club of Westside Sporting Grounds Katy, TX
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I think this was one of the best interviews you've done. Two really good coaches. Enjoyed this. Thanks!
Highly appreciate the kind words. Been making a lot of changes and hoping others are enjoying the way ahead!
That was great...not just the content, but the studio quality production values too. Man, I love hearing Dan speak his mind about our sport. Good stuff Clay Lab.
Thank you very much! Quality is definitely very important to me and with people like Dan and Steve it makes it too easy to create great content. Thanks again! Who else are you interested in seeing in a video podcast?
John Kruger. Another legend@@claylabusa
Dan did most of the talking, though…
Amazing interview... I was able to identify with every single word.. thank you for such a wonderful opportunity to listen to these two great sportsmen
My pleasure! Thank you for supporting the channel!
I took a lesson with Dan many many years ago when he was coaching in PA, what a great day, super informative, and a fun day of learning. I still refer to his notes from that day.
That is awesome! I think the hopes one day will be to spend some time with the two of them on some private lessons.
@@claylabusa it'll be well worth it. Hopefully it's part of a Claylab podcast episode
Steve coach alot shooters up here in ny one on on and clinics . The real deal he is. Took a lot of to next level.
Have heard nothing but great things. We are planning to have him on a podcast with just him. If you have any additional questions, let me know!
Enjoyed the interview.
Nice to hear someone that understands the recreational shooter.
Yeah, I'm one of those folks that just wants to beat his buddies.😁
No issues there! That's what is great about this sport, it truly has something for everyone... as long events keep it inside 60yds haha
Wife and I Enjoyed the clinic with you guys at WestSide. Did not know we were going to make a cameo in this video. Very cool. You can tell Dan and Steve have worked together for some time as both of them told my wife the same thing. Slow down on your 2nd shot and get connected. You are the only one with ammo and the clays do not shoot back.
If you get a chance to be a part of a clinic with them I highly recommend. They are not kidding about the tough love. They called us out over and over and made us shot it over and over till we got it. They laid down a great foundation for us to build from.
That's what success looks like and happy to hear you guys took that step to get out there. It was a great opportunity to see everyone out there and glad you guys enjoyed the cameo. Haha
Another great video from you guys thank you.
Dan is my shooting coach and he has vastly improved my shooting.
It's just JP these days but I do miss the guys. Thank you for the support every bit helps. Dan was fantastic to spend time with. Hope to get a lesson with him some time.
@@claylabusa highly recommend you get a lesson from him
It's definitely on the bucket list! Thankfully I can shoot this game basically forever haha
Two of my favorite buddy’s.
Great people without a doubt
Dans the Man he looks good had a lesson with him in 1995 and flew on a plane togheter to Claythorne in 1997 and got to shoot with Kruger. Thanks for sharing.
That's awesome! We need a place where people can submit photos of awesome memories like that.
I would like to have heard their thoughts on the two different methods and whether one should either a) stick with just one forever, 2) switch if you are in a situation that allows it (such as age, returning from the sport after quite a few years, etc.), and 3) use both. Dan does come to teach a local club here in MN once to twice per year and I’d like to hear his thoughts on it. Coming back into the game after being away for almost 20 years (kids, medical, etc.), I want to get locked in with a good coach setup if possible.
Welcome back to the game! Well I'll get those questions over to one of new our podcast hosts who is planning to do one with Steve Liberta here soon!
Thank you! That would be outstanding. I will keep monitoring and please let me know if it does indeed get asked so I can catch it. Thanks again! @@claylabusa
I think clay lab should do a tuterial ounce a week id enjoy that.....
Two legends at the same table fantastic
Thanks, I'm definitely doing the best I can to get more and more content out to yall!
Well it sure is relaxing and I know all are glued to your content
Have a wonderful weekend
Wonderful I'm sure gonna try!
Dan, check out Scarborough Fish and Game in Scarborough, Maine. We are the largest and best range in New England. Brad Kidd comes here every summer to teach and Bill McGuire has come. It would be awesome if you could teach here.
Say it as it is I like that.
Great interview well done.
Very happy you enjoyed it!
Fantastic 👍👍
Thank you! Appreciate the support!
To get more people involved on a truly BIG scale the NSCA needs to develop a handicap system like golf. That way I can have a competitive game against anyone of differing skill levels and give or receive birds -get a net score and have a fair competition. Until them it will remain a esoteric niche sport.
Interesting concept, sounds like something that would only be implemented at the local tournament level? Couldn't really see its use in a state or national tournament but interest in your thought on it. Bet you could see League tournaments do this as well but they would be non-registered tournaments.
Great podcast. Keep them coming!
Thank you! Who else do you want to see in a video podcast?
Honestly, everyone😊. Love listening to everyone.
Haha you got it, thanks...have some great ones lined up and a nice surprise for our channel supporters as I continue to implement growth into this channel.
This is the best clay shooting sportsman channel by all means.. I have been a religious subscriber since couple months after you started publishing. I watched this episode yesterday and I watched it again Saturday morning sipping my morning coffee on the big screen TV in the living room.. This is like watchin a TLC caliber episode on cable TV.
My question is I would like to see from a shooter POV perspective what portion of the barrel is seen (I know it shouldn't be in the focus plane) as the shooter is tracing the clay.. To simplify the experiment, maybe a gun is first established that it shoots 50-50 to the poa vs poi, then carry out the experiment with a small camera attached to the eye glasses frame to reveal the shooter technique. For instance I like to see a projected portion of my barrel for a 50 50 gun and i trace the shadow of the tip of the barrel to be aligned with the bottom edge of the clay. This sighting pictures converts the gun to almost a 70-30 shot placement and allows me to predict the clay flight so I can focus on the clay flight pattern and predict the break point to pull the trigger.. It would be nice to see what other shooters techniques are out there and what is the different coaches opinion about it. Thank you.
This would be very interesting. Thank you for being such a long-time subscriber. It is what really keeps me going at this point. The use of a camera to replicate what the human eyes will be seeing is likely the most difficult part. It has been said man times that a 35mm lense replicates the human eye the best. The aperture of the camera can likely adjust for the focus making the barrel hazy while focusing on the target. Now here it gets insane because the camera can't me mounted to the firearm since that shows the guns sight alignment rather than the shooters eye in line with the target while the barrel pulls away creating different axis. Best way to replicate that is both a camera over the dominate eye while using a laser pointer mounted to the firearm to show the relationship. 🤔
@@claylabusa I checked on the topic and they sell glasses mounted cameras. Not the best resolution but definitely good for the demonstration
We have looked into it but those cameras work from a position perspective but not the visual representation of the human eye if that makes sense. They are made to capture wide angel experiences so its pleasant for the viewer to see more than what your eyes would. This gets away from how much of the barrel is still visible even when not focusing on it. They also don't allow you to control aperture which would make just the clay in focus and blur out the barrel like it truelly would be since out pupil works the same way as a camera lense with its aperture. Still useful but not to the degree you are requesting.
@@claylabusa agree on the limitations. Thanks for taking the time to go through my questions and for the thorough reply.
Of course! Hope to see you around the course some. Please feel free to stop me and say hello!
Steve is a great coach.
I was only able to capture a small fraction of the great Info him and Dan were sharing all day with the clinic folks.
It’s not just the info but the honest feedback. There is no fluff just a desire to help you get better.
I've come to find that a little honesty is what we all need when it comes to our current abilities and what it's going to take to get to whatever level we are trying to get to.
Can you get Matt Dryke on the show?
I will certainly look into it!
What gun does Dan shoot-