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Julie Golob tells us how she relates to fellow champion shooter Vera Koo’s life in this video review of Vera’s book ‘Wisdom and Things.’

In this video review Nancy Keaton answers a few questions about Vera Koo’s second book “Wisdom and Things.”

In this video interview, Cheryl Todd of “Gun Freedom Radio” reviews Vera Koo’s second book ‘Wisdom and Things.’

In this video interview, Barbara Baird tells us why reading Vera Koo’s book ‘Wisdom and Things’ is a great way to get inspired in 2023.

Michelle Cerino delves into Vera Koo’s second book, and can relate to many of Vera’s experiences. Find out why.

Sharenda Birts reviewed Vera Koo’s second book, “Wisdom and Things: Essays From an Unlikely Champion.” After reading this book, she immediately ordered Vera’s first book. Find out why.

Professional competition shooter Julie Golob reviewed another pro shooter’s book, but it’s not about shooting. Find out why Julie related to Vera Koo’s second book.

Renowned Gunsite rangemaster Il Ling New reviews Vera Koo’s second book, “Wisdom and Things.” Find out what she has to say about it.

Julie Park reviews Vera Koo’s second book and writes, “I wonder if she realized she would be mentoring people she’s never met through her books?”

Nancy Keaton reviews Vera Koo’s book and realizes that she and Vera share several things in common. Find out more in this reveal.

Erin Garvin reviews Vera Koo’s second book and especially appreciates Vera’s “Shing Ping” attitude. Find out why.

Jackie Richardson reviews the second book from champion shooter Vera Koo, titled “Wisdom and Things.” This book features chapters grouped into four different parts, covering all facets of competition, resilience, faith and travel.

Our Babbs reviews Vera Koo’s second book, “Wisdom and Things,” based on several of her already published columns at “Women’s Outdoor News,” and other inspirations. It’s a great follow-up to her first book, “The Most Unlikely Champion.”

Vera Koo’s new book, “Wisdom and Things,” is now available. It is a collection of essays from the final decade of Vera Koo’s pistol shooting career, documenting her journey from a 12-year-old immigrant who did not know a word of English to the pinnacle of the action pistol shooting world.

Babbs spends over an hour chatting with Mrs. Cooper her daughter, Lindy Cooper Wisdom, while visiting Gunsite Academy.

More than 20 years ago, my husband, Carlos, and I attended a self-improvement seminar. Probably 100 people were there, and we were all asked to stand up and say what we were afraid of. In an interesting twist, my fear was standing up and speaking to a room of people. One by one, people raised […]

What do you want your life to be about? What are your goals? What would make you happy? Have you ever thought about those questions? You should. Because you can make your dreams become reality. Sponsored by Vera Koo We can all be so much more than what we think you can be. It took […]

Emily Monroe interviews Eva Shockey about her new book (which Emily already read), Taking Aim and life in general.

“Peace, Harmony and Forgiveness:‘Shing Ping’ Matters” is Vera Koo’s fifth column in a 6-part series inspired by the writings in her memoir.

Cheryl Todd interviews moms who shoot, Barbara Baird and Carrie Lightfoot, in her column ‘The Flame.’ Sponsored by AZFirearms.

Looking for the perfect gift for the huntress or shooting gal in your life? Are you still searching for a gift to add to your own Christmas list? Look no further!! Our editors put together The WON’s version of a huntress and gun girl holiday wish list.

Cheryl Todd shares her review of Vera Koo’s second book, “Wisdom and Things: Essays From An Unlikely Champions.”

Vera Koo and some of her family members recently hiked to the top of Lanikai Pillbox in Hawaii. She discovered a few things about the hike and about her life in the process.

Vera Koo is a first-generation Chinese American woman. She is a wife and mother, author, entrepreneur and retired professional athlete. Vera made her home on the West Coast but is an avid traveler, food lover and patron of the arts. Her first book and memoir, The Most Unlikely Champion, recounts the stories of her life with […]

Michelle Cerino runs you through how to clean a revolver. It’s easier than you think, and she gets extra sage advice from Taurus’s marketing manager, Caleb Giddings.

Julie Park is back and on the range with her new Walther PDP-F series guns, and we mean guns. Find out why and how she transitioned from one gun company’s concealed carry firearm to Walther’s new model for women.

Vera Koo offers wisdom about evolving into appreciating the simple and fine things you find in life and in people.

We’ve rounded up reviews from OnlineBookClub.org of Vera Koo’s memoir, “The Most Unlikely Champion.” These reviews all give the book 4 out of 4 stars.

In this month’s installment of our “Gal Gab” series, our managing editor Michelle Cerino answers our six standard questions. Find out why she is living 2022 with good vibes, only!

We followed Walther Arms closely last year and tailored content to highlight not only the exciting new line of PDPs, but also, its vibrant women pro-shooters. Check out this year in review, where we touch upon all the topics and profiles we did for Walther in 2021.

Becky Yackley attended a media event that introduced the new Crimson Trace RAD Red Dot Optics. She breaks down the differences among types and lets you know what she thinks of the new line.