Welcome!

Welcome to "Xcel" Sporting Clay Instruction! If you love the outdoors, the thrill of pulling the trigger on your favorite shotgun, and seeing your favorite quarry, be it a clay target going to ink, or a blistering Ring Neck drop from the air... you are at the right web site.

As you browse through our site, please take note of our overlying message. We are passionate about the sport we love, and the love of teaching, that will put more "X's" on your score sheet and more smiles on your face, but bottom line, we do all of this all for fun. If you have never taught or coached, the smile from a student or athlete accomplishing a task they never thought possible is worth a million dollars. I have experienced this throughout my career, and I now want that smile to be yours, in the shooting box, when that target, you thought impossible to hit............disappears before your eyes, a split second after pulling the trigger.

If you hunt, shoot trap, skeet, five stand, or best of them all, sporting clays, we can help you improve, and have more fun. Whether it be going up a class or two, or hunting over your best friend.........let me show you the way to better scores, and more game. So, now it is your turn. If you are a novice or a competitive shooter, my thrill is seeing you improve, as those little orange targets turn into black dust before your eyes. If you are wingshooter, Sporting Clays duplicates every shot you could ever imagine from that Duck, Pheasant, Chukar, or Woodcock. Instruction will put more game in your bag, and on your table.

So what are you waiting for? Take a trip through our Web Site. If it excites you as much as it does me, give me a call. Let me show you how Paragon's clear, concise, instructional methods will help you break more targets, and feel more comfortable every time in the shooting box. And before you leave, check out the "testamonials" section, and find out what other shooters have to say..............you will be glad you did!

So, what have you got to lose? Only a few of those "0" on your score sheet.

See you on the course,
Tom Fiumarello