Behind The Break

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Behind The Break was the first clay target podcast ever produced with hosts Justin Barker, Kevin DeMichiel, and Alex Clark. This trio changed the way the sport was promoted, advertised, and brought into the homes of families across the world. The show released episodes with the very best shotgun shooters on earth, their techniques, styles, thinking, practice regimens and so much more to listeners from over 100 countries. Behind The Break ended in late 2020 and most of the episodes cannot be reproduced or replicated with as much information that is included in this program. They decided to share all of these episodes with you.

This will be the only place that you will be able to listen to these episodes. They will not be available on any podcatchers or apps.
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Philip Pilla: CEO of Pilla Performance Eyewear

Mar 24, 2020

Find out how Pilla Performance Eyewear started, how it has evolved and how it is now the leading eyewear in shooting sports. We also discuss other sports and professional fields that Pilla eyewear is used.

Tom Seay and Wendell Cherry: The method

Mar 19, 2020

Tom Seay, one of Wendell's students, sits down and asks questions only he knows how to ask to be able to get a little further into the methods that one of the greats teach. Learn even more about the thought process that goes into simply shooting a clay target.......or is it that simple?

Jim Eyster: Heritage Gunsmiths

Mar 15, 2020

We get into the conversation about porting and how to overall make your gun shoot smoother and more consistent. We also discussed the spreader shell and find out just how they work.......or do they really work?

Heritage Gunsmiths, Inc. was established over 50 years ago by Ken Eyster. Dedicated to serving...

Wendell Cherry #2: The post shot routine

Mar 5, 2020

Continuing on from the first episode, we find out about the post-shot routine and continue to listen to how and why Wendell does certain things at tournaments and during practice. We also discuss a question that Anthony Matarese Jr. sent in about aging and eyesight.