Headquartered at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo., USA Shooting is the National Governing Body for the Olympic sport of shooting. Shooting events have been part of the Modern Olympic Games since 1896, where U.S. shooters have won more than 100 Olympic medals. Olympic shooting competitions began with rifle and pistol events, and now include air rifle and air pistol as well as five shotgun events featuring trap and skeet. From shooting clay targets flying at 65 miles per hour to a target scoring ring the size of a pin head, these highly-skilled Olympians are models of skill, focus and determination. There are currently 15 shooting events in the Olympic Games and 12 in the Paralympic Games.