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Think I’m gonna sponsor a Team
- Thread starter Lowlight
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What does team sponsorship mean to you? Will it be offering top competitors your branding to get exposure? Or taking enthusiastic focused low/mid pack competitors to the top 10 using your training mentoring. From what I gather, the AMU has done the later in the past.
Mostly mid pack
What it means, provide:
Support
Training
Resources
To compete in PR competitions
What it means, provide:
Support
Training
Resources
To compete in PR competitions
It would be cool to see you sponsor a comp team:
1. Take a group of mid-pack shooters.
2. Give them your training
3. Help them set up rifles properly.
4. Set them loose.a
All of these YT channels doing challenges like Erik, Texas Plinking... etc. are missing out. They are bringing in quite a few shooters that do not have proper training. It would be cool to see you do a series like one of these, but offer training to them for a before and after. That would be great advertising.
1. Take a group of mid-pack shooters.
2. Give them your training
3. Help them set up rifles properly.
4. Set them loose.a
All of these YT channels doing challenges like Erik, Texas Plinking... etc. are missing out. They are bringing in quite a few shooters that do not have proper training. It would be cool to see you do a series like one of these, but offer training to them for a before and after. That would be great advertising.
Sound coaching will move most competitors up the placing much more quickly than them trying every side road and learning on their own.
Losing ?
I thought just being there is a win ?
How is it a losing Team ?
I can sponsor Chris Way, he podiums a lot ?
I figured supporting the Mid Pack would be supporting the forgotten people so a welcome prospect
I thought just being there is a win ?
How is it a losing Team ?
I can sponsor Chris Way, he podiums a lot ?
I figured supporting the Mid Pack would be supporting the forgotten people so a welcome prospect
Hmmmm
Since I suck, I could be like a football dad and try to get my kid doing this.
She already is a better shooter than me.
Smarter too.
(Those 2 are a pretty low bar tho)
Since I suck, I could be like a football dad and try to get my kid doing this.
She already is a better shooter than me.
Smarter too.
(Those 2 are a pretty low bar tho)
This is a great idea. There are some real barriers for most people, between mid-pack and the top that could be addressed by your experience and resources. Time and money will always be a factor but most people trying to advance need : access to good training, access to facilities and gear, accountability to a group, “guardrails” to keep them from going off into YouTube nonsense land. You are well positioned to provide all of those things.
It is. I'm just funnin' ya. A bit of a tangent, but I always laugh when some idiot gets bent out of shape because of what a CEO or a Coach makes compared to a line worker.
A good coach can take a bunch of mediocres and turn them into champions. My kid's school is now in the semi-finals for state football. If you would have told me they would make it that far after their first game I would have told you that you were crazy. There are no super players or great talents on the team. They're all totally average Joe, but their coach is one of the winningest high school coaches in my state, and how a bunch of middlin' players have come together under his watch is incredible. They're not just beating much better teams, they're crushing them.
I'd say that your criterion should be mostly people who have the time and want to put in the effort, not how good they are, but how much commitment they have. It's a massive commitment to become a great marksman, and to podium today. I know that even if I had the desire I don't have the time, and can't make that kind of huge commitment, but there are plenty of guys who can, and I think you are going to probably have more guys than you think trying out. That said, the rub is going to be on who can put in the time and effort to train and get better. I'd say hunger ought to be the main attribute you're looking for.
A good coach can take a bunch of mediocres and turn them into champions. My kid's school is now in the semi-finals for state football. If you would have told me they would make it that far after their first game I would have told you that you were crazy. There are no super players or great talents on the team. They're all totally average Joe, but their coach is one of the winningest high school coaches in my state, and how a bunch of middlin' players have come together under his watch is incredible. They're not just beating much better teams, they're crushing them.
I'd say that your criterion should be mostly people who have the time and want to put in the effort, not how good they are, but how much commitment they have. It's a massive commitment to become a great marksman, and to podium today. I know that even if I had the desire I don't have the time, and can't make that kind of huge commitment, but there are plenty of guys who can, and I think you are going to probably have more guys than you think trying out. That said, the rub is going to be on who can put in the time and effort to train and get better. I'd say hunger ought to be the main attribute you're looking for.
Can’t spell losing? ‘Nuff said, as they say.
Sponsoring podium winners just makes you another money-man for people who are already elite. Sponsoring some guys who are close and coming up highlights your real strengths which are training and practical mentorship.
For sure
I’m more interested in location, a place that has multiple matches which are easily accessed, so a shooter that has access to more vs a person in a crappy location that has to travel by air.
I would rather the person have a history of 6+ matches a season vs a winner
The top guys are covered
I’m more interested in location, a place that has multiple matches which are easily accessed, so a shooter that has access to more vs a person in a crappy location that has to travel by air.
I would rather the person have a history of 6+ matches a season vs a winner
The top guys are covered
@Lowlight if you’re looking for a mid to bottom of the pack team I know of a specific squad from San Diego that will fit the bill. Getting shitty is the primary objective and shooting the match hungover is secondary. 
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I would sponsor DBD if it changed his attitude
Yeah, that always works
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Are there funds for hecklers, especially if DBD is on the team.
Regional preferably, some don't want to drive more than half way.
Regional preferably, some don't want to drive more than half way.
I really like this idea, somewhat against the grain. It will be cool to watch them progress with your support.
Re: discipline, just find shooters that shoot more than 1 series/league
I'm somewhat biased, but I think TX makes sense. Lots of competitions, large population base, plus you're already set up @ RO
Re: discipline, just find shooters that shoot more than 1 series/league
I'm somewhat biased, but I think TX makes sense. Lots of competitions, large population base, plus you're already set up @ RO
I’m two hours north. I’m in!@Lowlight if you’re looking for a mid to bottom of the pack team I know of a specific squad from San Diego that will fit the bill. Getting shitty is the primary objective and shooting the match hungover is secondary.
Kinda thinking about it, and I have several thoughts, I’m good like that
Translate a sponsorship into more of a mentor program, give them drills to try, use for practice, talk about the previous match in way that goes beyond the conservation you have with your buddy, to include a diagnostic element to it. Think gear, caliber, stocks, and how to help better improve the relationship between; you and the gear.
It’s also about building a competitor as well as creating a process you can replicate for others to use.
Nah, I don’t need a top 25 guy, I want a bottom 25 shooter with drive and some free time
Translate a sponsorship into more of a mentor program, give them drills to try, use for practice, talk about the previous match in way that goes beyond the conservation you have with your buddy, to include a diagnostic element to it. Think gear, caliber, stocks, and how to help better improve the relationship between; you and the gear.
It’s also about building a competitor as well as creating a process you can replicate for others to use.
Nah, I don’t need a top 25 guy, I want a bottom 25 shooter with drive and some free time
That is where the money is for business selling PR related products and services.
Not surprisingly, that is also the group that is the main catalyst for growing the sport.
I'm game & like to mix it up between gas gun and bolt. Good options here with Mason Dixon, WAR, Geissele, & IWI.
Just joined a home range for Mason Dixon that has the full array of props for practice.
