I'm Jeff Jensen, and this is Shoot From The Hoop, where we discuss all things,FITASC and Sporting Clays. With over 180 FITASC competitions under my belt and a U.S. Open Veteran FITASC Championship in 2017, I've learned the most compelling stories in this sport are not about the scores. They're about the people behind the gun.Each week, we go deep into the world of FITASC and Sporting Clays with thechampions, the veterans, and the obsessed.I sit down with the figures who've shaped this sport both nationally and internationally—to talk craft, competition, and the life journeys that led them here.If you're serious about FITASC, this is your show, “Shoot from the Hoop”. I’m also the host of the award winning “Dean’s Chat” podcast, with over 300 episodes and counting.Follow us now on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.
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Podcast Overview
I'm Jeff Jensen, and this is Shoot From The Hoop, where we discuss all things,FITASC and Sporting Clays. With over 180 FITASC competitions under my belt and a U.S. Open Veteran FITASC Championship in 2017, I've learned the most compelling stories in this sport are not about the scores. They're about the people behind the gun.Each week, we go deep into the world of FITASC and Sporting Clays with thechampions, the veterans, and the obsessed.I sit down with the figures who've shaped this sport both nationally and internationally—to talk craft, competition, and the life journeys that led them here.If you're serious about FITASC, this is your show, “Shoot from the Hoop”. I’m also the host of the award winning “Dean’s Chat” podcast, with over 300 episodes and counting.Follow us now on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.
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Recent Episodes
July 7, 2026
Ep. 27 - Matt Boswell, Caesar Guerini, 8000+ Registered Targets Per year!
In this episode of Shoot From the Hoop, host Jeff Jensen welcomes Arizona sporting clays competitor Matt Boswell for a conversation about dedication, consistency, and competing at a high level while balancing family and career.A father of three, Matt discusses how he manages to shoot approximately 8,000 registered targets each year, competing virtually every week throughout Arizona’s shooting season from September through May. His commitment to continual improvement and his passion for the sport have made him a familiar face on courses across the Southwest.Episode Highlights• Matt’s journey into competitive sporting clays.• Balancing family life with an active tournament schedule.• Why shooting weekly has been instrumental in his development as a competitor.• His approach to practice, tournament preparation, and maintaining consistency.• Shooting as a member of Caesar Guerini’s shooting team and what he values in his equipment.• Winning the prestigious Phoenix 200, one of Arizona’s premier sporting clays events.• The importance of the Arizona sporting clays community and the friendships built through competition.• Advice for new shooters looking to improve and enjoy the sport for years to come.Key Takeaways• Improvement comes from consistent competition and purposeful practice.• Success is built over thousands of targets, not a single tournament.• Family support makes competing at a high level possible.• Confidence grows through preparation, experience, and trusting your process.• The sporting clays community is one of the sport’s greatest strengths.Whether you’re an experienced tournament shooter or just getting started, Matt’s story highlights the dedication, discipline, and enjoyment that make sporting clays such a rewarding pursuit.Be sure to subscribe to Shoot From the Hoop for more conversations with the top competitors, coaches, and ambassadors in FITASC and sporting clays.
July 2, 2026
Ep. 26 - Aaron Aslanian - 6x Arizona State Sporting Clays Champion
This week on Shoot From The Hoop, host Jeff Jensen sits down with one of Arizona’s true sporting clays pioneers—Aaron Aslanian.A six-time Arizona State Champion, Zone 7 Champion, and the first Master Class shooter in Arizona, Aaron has been part of the sport’s evolution for decades. He shares stories from the early days of sporting clays in Arizona, reflects on how the game has changed, and discusses the lessons he’s learned through years of competition.Topics include:• Aaron’s journey to becoming one of Arizona’s most accomplished sporting clays competitors.• Winning six Arizona State Championships and a Zone 7 Championship.• What it meant to become Arizona’s first Master Class shooter.• The history and growth of sporting clays in Arizona.• His decision to transition to a semi-automatic shotgun and why it has worked for him.• Developing a consistent approach to every target presentation.• The importance of the mental game and maintaining confidence under pressure.• How experience shapes target management, decision-making, and shot execution.• Advice for shooters looking to improve, regardless of classification.• Memorable stories from decades of competition and friendships built through the sport.Whether you’re new to sporting clays or have been competing for years, Aaron’s perspective offers timeless insights into preparation, consistency, equipment choices, and the mindset required for long-term success.Thanks for listening to Shoot From The Hoop—your source for all things FITASC and Sporting Clays.
June 24, 2026
Ep. 25 - North American FITASC Championship, June 17–22, 2026, at Big Red Oak - Shoot Review
Shoot From the Hoop – North American FITASC Championship RecapThe North American FITASC Championship was held June 17–22, 2026, at Big Red Oak Plantation, one of the premier sporting clays destinations in the country.As the final FITASC World Cup qualifying event held in the United States this season, the tournament attracted many of the nation’s top FITASC competitors and served as an important tune-up ahead of the World Championships later this summer.Open Championship🏆 Tom Seay captured the North American FITASC title with an outstanding 187/200.A tightly contested race followed:• Tom Seay – 187• Brad Kidd Jr. – 185• Carson Lingle – 185• Will Fennell – 185With only two targets separating first through fourth place, the event showcased the remarkable depth of talent currently competing in American FITASC.Ladies Championship🏆 Shelby Moon led the Ladies division with an impressive 178/200.Top Ladies results:• Shelby Moon – 178• Desirai Edmunds – 171Event Takeaways• Final U.S.-based FITASC World Cup event of 2026.• Exceptional participation from many of America’s top FITASC shooters.• Challenging but fair target presentations rewarded disciplined execution.• Beautiful weather and outstanding hospitality highlighted the week.• Big Red Oak Plantation once again demonstrated why it is considered one of the premier FITASC venues in North America.See you on the course, and thanks for listening to Shoot From the Hoop – All Things FITASC and Sporting Clays. 🎙️🏆
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