Podcast appearances · Radar

John Parrish

NSCA Level III Instructor, Master Class shooter, and founder of Shady Cove Shooting School in Waynesville, North Carolina.

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APPEARANCES

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PODCASTS

Sep 2, 2026

Excellence in Motion- OsmoFlow® Technical Podcast, Episode 20

Sep 2 · 14m

1:14

What are the positives for using manure? One is I think it's a ready source for many of the farms.

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1:19

Yeah, no, that's right.

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1:20

I mean, it's available, it's around.

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1:22

So the positives that go with that is just the amount of nutrients you get.

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1:26

You get nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, but you also get some secondary macronutrients as well as some micros.

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1:33

So that being applied, you're looking at one source compared to multiple sources.

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1:37

on the inputs, but you also get the biology that comes with it.

3:19

Correct.

The Clay Lab Network Podcast

The Clay Lab Network Podcast

Jon Parrish on Sporting Clays, the Zone & Coaching Competitive Shooters – Clay Mastermind with Dawn Grant: Mental Excellence and Industry Insight

Aug 3 · 57m

13:18

So the next step is what? You're competing more or you decide to get your level one?

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13:23

I got my level one about a year or two after my first sporting clay outing.

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13:33

I got my level one as a way to advance my own shooting, but to also bring the next generation along.

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13:42

So I found that to be pretty unique to get to become an instructor after only a year or two of my first sporting clay outing.

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13:52

Fast forward several years, I decided, that I really love the art of instructing.

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13:59

So I got my level two certification.

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14:03

I don't know.

23 MINS LATER

37:15

And what relief once you started experiencing a break from your plateau, right? Which I assume that you did.