Norwegian Shooter Highlights Training Opportunities in Estonia Martin Gultvedt Winger, a former member of the Estonian shooting association’s successor team based in Norway, offered positive feedback following the Idre test event last season. Photo credit: Brit Maria Tael / Estonian shooting association. Winger (33) expressed his satisfaction with the training facilities and overall experience in Otepää, Estonia. During a recent interview, he specifically praised the quality of the range and the supportive environment provided. The event served as a crucial test run for upcoming competitions and allowed shooters to familiarize themselves with the local infrastructure. A key element of Winger’s assessment was his observation of the significant talent pool within Estonian youth shooting. He noted a considerable amount of potential among the younger competitors and expressed optimism about the future of the sport in the country. “The training conditions were excellent,” Winger stated, “and it’s clear that Estonia is developing a strong base of young shooters.” He emphasized the importance of continued investment in facilities and coaching to nurture this emerging talent. The Idre test event provided a valuable opportunity for international shooters to assess the capabilities of the Estonian shooting range and the nation’s rising competitive landscape. Topics: #estonian #praised #conditions Post navigation Due to the fireworks that went over our heads, two buildings caught fire The Helsinki City Council newspaper published several artificially generated “street interviews”