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\section{The DURC squad (aka The DURC Side)}
Our squads are the best competitors that we can field for external competitions.  They represent the pool of shooters from whom our teams are picked. 

We have two squads, Senior and Development.  The Development squad is largely used as a stepping stone for new shooters, to bridge the gap from ordinary club member to Senior squad member.  

Members are invited to join at the discretion of the Captain and the committee.  Selection for both our Senior and Development squads and for our teams is based upon both Ladder and competition performances.  
The Senior squad comprises the top 10 shooters in Air Rifle and Prone and the Development squad the next 6.  

Sex and age are irrelevant to entry into the squads.  Aptidude, talent, potential and composure are the exclusive requirements.  

Squad sessions will take place on the same afternoon each week.  The day will be determined by the committee.  Each member of the squad will not be required to attend for the whole afternoon, but will be expected to attend for sufficiently long to complete a full training sesion.

The rules of the squad training session are as follows. 

\subsection{Senior squad} 

1) Squad members are required attend one training session each week with at least a 75\% attendence rate.

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2) Members will not be permitted to shoot postal competition cards during squad training.  Training and competition are as similar as chalk and cheese and it will be expected of the squad to undertake training exercises during squad training.

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3) Each member will be required to shoot at least 50 rounds or carryout 1 hours worth of training exercises at each session.  

\subsection{Development squad}

1) Squad members are required attend one training session each week with at least a 75\% attendence rate.

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2) Members will be permitted to shoot postal cards.  At the Development level, all shooting is considered training.

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3) Each member will be expected to shoot either 25 rounds carryout a 40 minute training session.



         
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