I tend to bite on books on archery, but sometimes I end up with a bad taste in my mouth. I saw the eBook with the enticing title of “Mental Skills in Archery” and it was only $2.99! The subtitle … Continue reading → Originally from A Blog for Archery Coaches.
India won three of four individual titles in Taoyuan. Originally from Latest articles.
The incredible progress in female participation in Saudi Arabia. Originally from Latest articles.
5.1 Determination of Shooter of the Year: The Shooter of the Year will be determined through a point system with each archer earning “Placement Points” for their ranking in each event (including the JOAD Indoor State Tournament). At the conclusion of all events, the shooter in each division with the lowest number of total Placement Points will be awarded the title of Shooter of the Year. Shooters must participate in a minimum of 4 out of the 6 tournaments during…
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The Australian shares her unique sporting story that started in an 18th century church in Wales. Originally from Latest articles.
A topic I couldn’t find authors to write on back when we were publishing Archery Focus magazine, were differences between male and female archers, for which my underlying interest was “Should we coach them differently.” (Note—This topic is discussed at … Continue reading → Originally from A Blog for Archery Coaches.
The squad is led by world number one Gibson. Originally from Latest articles.
The organisation will develop access for impaired people. Originally from Latest articles.
A selection of the best doubles contests on record. Originally from Latest articles.
I don’t advocate copying the form of elite archers but there is much that we can learn from them. In last weekend’s USAA Indoor Championships a competitor on another line . . . “ . . . was watching the … Continue reading → Originally from A Blog for Archery Coaches.