Our Training Programs

Olympic Shooting Events

10m • 25m • 50m Shooting Disciplines

Olympic shooting is one of the world's most demanding precision sports. Success depends on absolute stillness, breathing control, perfect trigger technique, body balance, and exceptional mental focus. At the highest level, medals are often decided by fractions of a millimeter.

🎯 10 Meter Events

All 10-meter events are conducted indoors using compressed-air firearms firing 4.5 mm (.177 caliber) pellets. Shooters compete on electronic targets exactly 10 meters away, where precision, breathing control, and stability are essential.

10m Air Rifle

  • Match Air Rifle (Max 5.5 kg)
  • Metallic Aperture (Diopter) Sights
  • 60 Qualification Shots (75 Minutes)
  • Decimal Scoring (Maximum 654.0)
  • Top 8 qualify for 24-shot elimination Final

10m Air Pistol

  • Single-shot Air Pistol (Max 1.5 kg)
  • Open Iron Sights
  • 60 Qualification Shots
  • Maximum Qualification Score 600
  • 24-shot Olympic Elimination Final

Mixed Team Events

One male and one female shooter compete together. Teams play head-to-head medal matches where combined scores determine each point. The first team to reach 16 points wins.

🛡️ 25 Meter Events

25-meter events are held on semi-open ranges using .22 Long Rifle (.22LR) pistols. Athletes fire with one unsupported hand while demonstrating speed, precision, consistency, and complete control.

25m Rapid Fire Pistol

  • 5-shot Semi-Automatic Pistol
  • 60 Qualification Shots
  • Series fired in 8, 6 & 4 seconds
  • Top 6 shooters reach Final
  • Hit-or-Miss Final (9.7+ counts as Hit)

25m Women's Pistol

  • 30 Precision Shots
  • 30 Rapid Fire Shots
  • Stationary & Turning Targets
  • Top 8 qualify
  • Olympic Hit-or-Miss Final

🏆 50 Meter Events

The 50-meter Rifle event is among the most technically challenging Olympic disciplines. Competitors must adjust for wind, lighting, weather conditions, and maintain perfect body stability.

50m Rifle 3 Positions

  • .22LR Match Rifle (Maximum 8 kg)
  • 20 Kneeling Shots
  • 20 Prone Shots
  • 20 Standing Shots
  • Total 60 Qualification Shots
  • 90 Minute Time Limit
  • Top 8 advance to Olympic Final

50m Pistol (Free Pistol)

  • .22LR Single-shot Pistol (No weight limit)
  • Open Iron Sights with specialized orthopaedic grips
  • Fired with one unsupported hand completely free from any brace
  • 60 Qualification Shots
  • 95 Minute Time Limit
  • Micro-Trigger control
  • Requires supreme wrist strength, micro-trigger control, and high wind resistance/li>

Shooting Positions

  • Kneeling: Maximum stability using one knee.
  • Prone: Lying position with sling support.
  • Standing: The most difficult position requiring complete balance.

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At Rewari Shooting Academy, athletes receive scientific coaching based on ISSF standards, including technical training, breathing control, mental conditioning, match preparation, performance analysis, and guidance for National and International competitions.

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Paralympic Shooting Events

10m • 25m • 50m Para Shooting Disciplines

Paralympic shooting (Para Sport) is a test of accuracy and control for athletes with physical impairments. Success depends on absolute stillness, breathing control, perfect trigger technique, specialized equipment adaptation, and exceptional mental focus. Medals are decided by fractions of a millimeter across SH1 and SH2 classifications

🎯 10 Meter Events

All 10-meter events are conducted indoors using compressed-air firearms firing 4.5 mm (.177 caliber) pellets. Shooters compete on electronic targets exactly 10 meters away, utilizing wheelchairs, shooting chairs, or standing positions.

10m Air Rifle Standing (SH1 / SH2)

  • SH1 (Handheld) or SH2 (Using a spring-loaded support stand)
  • 60 Qualification Shots
  • Decimal Scoring system applied
  • Top 8 qualify for elimination Final

10m Air Rifle Prone (SH1 / SH2)

  • Athletes use a shooting table or sling support while seated
  • Extreme precision requiring perfect stability
  • 60 Qualification Shots
  • Highly competitive decimal scoring

10m Air Pistol (SH1)

  • Single-shot Air Pistol fired with one unsupported hand
  • Open Iron Sights only
  • 60 Qualification Shots
  • 24-shot Paralympic Elimination Final

Mixed Team Events

  • One male and one female shooter combine forces
  • Teams compete head-to-head on electronic targets
  • Combined scores determine points in qualification and finals
  • Fast-paced format testing team synchronization

🛡️ 25 Meter Events

25-meter Para events are held on semi-open ranges using .22 Long Rifle (.22LR) pistols. Athletes demonstrate speed, precision, and complete control, with adaptations allowed for specific physical needs

25m Pistol (SH1 - Mixed/Women)

  • 5-shot Semi-Automatic Pistol
  • 30 Precision Shots (Slow-fire series)
  • 30 Rapid Fire Shots (Fired on turning targets)
  • Top 8 shooters reach the Final
  • Paralympic Hit-or-Miss Final rules apply

🏆 50 Meter Events

The 50-meter Rifle and Pistol events are held outdoors, making them highly technical. Competitors must adjust for wind, outdoor lighting, and weather conditions while maintaining perfect body-to-chair stability.

50m Rifle 3 Positions (SH1)

  • .22LR Match Rifle (Athletes adjust for physical limitations)
  • 20 Kneeling Shots (Simulated position in chair)
  • 20 Prone Shots (Using table/sling support)
  • 20 Standing Shots (Simulated erect posture)
  • Total 60 Qualification Shots with a strict time limit
  • Top 8 advance to the final elimination rounds

50m Rifle Prone (SH1 / SH2)

  • Long-distance outdoor rifle shooting
  • Advanced wind calculation and mirage reading required
  • 60 Shots decimal scoring
  • Open to both SH1 and SH2 (Spring-stand) athletes

50m Pistol (SH1 - Mixed)

  • Free Pistol event fired over long distance outdoors
  • Fired with one hand, requiring supreme wrist strength and focus
  • 60 Qualification Shots under outdoor wind conditions
OUR TRAINING PROGRAMS

Professional Shooting Training

Our scientifically designed training programs are tailored for beginners, competitive shooters, and para athletes. Every session focuses on technical excellence, mental conditioning, physical fitness, and match preparation to help athletes perform confidently at District, State, National, and International competitions.

🎯 Beginner Program

Learn firearm Safety, Shooting Fundamentals, Grip, Stance, and Basic Target Practice.

🏆 Advanced Training

Enhance Precision, Breathing Techniques, Trigger Control, and Performance Consistency.

🥇 Competition Preparation

Specialized Coaching for District, State, National, and International championships.

♿ Para Shooting Program

Professional Coaching designed to empower para Athletes with World-Class Training.

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"A true champion doesn't chase luck— it pursues excellence."

Every perfect shot begins long before the trigger is pulled. It begins with discipline, relentless practice, unwavering focus, and the courage to improve every single day. True champions are not created overnight—they are shaped through thousands of hours of dedication, precision, and belief in the process.

At Rewari Shooting Academy, our mission is to develop athletes who possess not only exceptional shooting skills but also the mindset, confidence, and character required to compete proudly at National and International Championships.

Coach Vijay Kumar

International Pistol Shooting , International Para Pistol Shooting Coach

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