Kevin Neuendorf
Helpful resources to use as USA Shooting Team Ambassadors.
Story about how social media and athletes mix.
A closer look at social media and some high-profile Olympic cases from the past.
Ideas for not becoming that athlete who is defined by his or her social media reputation rather than their athletic prowess.
A video that helps provide a little humor around cultural sensitivity.
Great article that helps understand how to counteract those against your hunting heritage.
Part 1 of a 3-part series created by USA Shooting friend Michael Sabbeth discussing Answers, Character and Media Relations.
Part 2 of the 3-part series USA Shooting friend Michael Sabbeth created dealing with Answers, Character and Media Relations.
The final installment in a 3-part series USA Shooting friend Michael Sabbeth created dealing with Answers, Character and Media Relations.
Advice for those seeking ways to defend your right to hunt.
What to say during times of heightened gun-control talk.
Learn what it means to wear the official symbol of the USA Shooting Team.
Whether it was in school, the workplace, or even within your own family, we've all had to deal with anti-hunters. There is no need to argue and bicker about hunting, because with these 10 facts anti-hunters will have a new understanding of hunting. Let's jump right into some facts.
by Daniel McElrath - Thursday, August 7, 2014 1. Carrying a Gun Eventually Ceases To Be a Big Deal Many people who don't own guns-for the purposes of this discussion, we'll call them "non-gunners"-have often never even touched a gun. That fact has imbued the inanimate chunk of metal with mystery and undue fear, fear they think must be universal.
Jul 21, 2015 Arash MarkaziESPN Staff Writer Close Former columnist and writer after five years with Sports Illustrated Markazi has also written for Slam, King, Vibe and Playboy On board of directors for Jim Murray Memorial Foundation.
A professor of mine in journalism school at Missouri once said (actually, he tweeted): "Social media is like a gun. Smart people will use it as a useful tool, not-so-smart people will shoot themselves in the foot with it."
Social Media branding is no longer solely reserved for companies trying to sell product. These days, personal branding is equally important on social, especially for influencers. The social media-savvy athletes below effectively use their influence to help develop their personal brands.
