In this roundup post, originally published by Daily Bulletin, Vera Koo is featured. Vera’s physical fitness training is highlighted, and how it positively impacts her ability to compete in shooting sports.
Vera Koo: On Conquering the Fear of Public Speaking
Vera Koo explains how she conquered the fear of public speaking while at SHOT Show this year.
Vera Koo: On the Importance of Cookies in Your Life
Vera Koo shares with us her passion for sweet treats, especially cookies. She also gives us advice on how to shut off the desire for cookies and other sweets when you need to drop a few pounds!
Vera Koo: Maintaining a Strong Body
Vera Koo, champion professional shooter, has faced physical challenges throughout her course of competitive years. Michelle Cerino delves into Vera’s past columns regarding how she healed from injuries and kept herself healthy.
Enjoying the Grind During the Bonus Phase
Vera Koo inspires us yet again to keep pushing as we age, and to never give up on our dreams and talents.
Vera Koo: Grateful
Seventy-seven-year-old Vera Koo looks back at her life – all the trials and tribulations, combined with wonderful memories – and is grateful.
Vera Koo: The Power of Forgiveness
Vera Koo reflects on the power of forgiveness, and how 30 years ago, she took this course in her life. Find out why she believes it was the right thing to do.
Review: Nothing is Impossible
Aakanksha2424 notes that Vera Koo’s memoir, “The Most Unlikely Champion,” sends the message that nothing is impossible if you have faith in yourself and God.
How I Lost and Gained Vision
In this story, former competition shooter Vera Koo describes her last few years with vision problems, and how she lost and gained back her vision.
Vera Koo: On Why She is ‘Chasing the Carrot’
Vera Koo writes, “Although I cannot expect to be on top of my game at this point in my sporting clay shooting journey, it feels good to be striving toward improvement. I don’t feel stale. I feel invigorated. At 75-years old, I have a reason to exercise. I have a carrot to chase, a challenge to drive me and help keep me focused.”