Patrick Huston explains his approach to getting strong with the bow… How would you feel if I told you I could give you a fabulous shortcut to putting more arrows in the middle? What if I told you you could…
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The hard choice: training with the bow
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Posted in Features
Posted in Features
Essential archery books
The essential library you need – and why by Emma Davis and Tom Hall Archery by USA Archery Published by Human Kinetics Publishers, 2013 The official handbook from USA Archery, this book sets out to provide a comprehensive guide…
Tagged with: archery, brady ellison, bullseye mind, butch johnson, Emma Davis, guy krueger, human kinetics publishers, KiSik Lee, momentum media sports publishing, nts method, olympic, psychology, raymond prior, rifle, shooting, tom hall, us marine corps, USA Archery
Posted in Opinion
Posted in Opinion
Archery Commonwealth Games bid submitted
An archery delegation presented a proposal to the event’s Additional Sports Review Panel. Archery GB has confirmed that it has delivered a proposal for archery’s inclusion in the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games as an additional optional sport. The organisation was…
Tagged with: additional sports review panel, archery, archery england, archery gb, aston hall, birmingham 2022, commonwealth, Deepika Kumari, delhi, double fita, duncan busby, grass-roots, london 2012, mark blenkaine, men's recurve, neil armitage, neroli fairhall, news, nicky hunt, olympics, proposal, rahul banerjee, recurve, sport, Tom Dielen, west midlands, women's recurve, world archery, yamuna sports complex
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Posted in News
Bow proposes: a radical audience-grabbing idea!
Occasionally here at Bow International, we like to do a bit of blue sky thinking about the future of the sport… There has been speculation for many years about how archery could develop new formats, usually with the goal of…
Tagged with: archery, archery gb, athleticism, audience, blue sky thinking, bow, eight seconds, events, field, formats, head-to-head, IOC, medal, mixed team, olympics, pj deloche, shot cycle, sophie dodemont, speed, speed shooting, sport, strategy, Tokyo 2020, Tom Dielen, tournaments, trad, TV, twenty20, world cup
Posted in Features, Opinion
Posted in Features, Opinion
Indian archery may be forced under neutral flag
Indian archers run the risk of competing under a neutral World Archery flag if the national federation of the country Archery Association of India fails to govern correctly
Three ways to judge distances on unmarked field rounds
These three methods are all well-known approaches – and most good field archers will at least one or a combination of these three to set yardage
Why field archery shouldn’t be overlooked
Shooting field teaches you skills that make you a better overall archer, says Chris Wells
How to start your own field archery club
Tagged with: archery, associations, club, clubs, field, organisations, start, UK
Posted in Features, Traditional
Posted in Features, Traditional
Archery tech explained: How a hinge release works
The last decade of competitive compound archery has undoubtedly seen a significant trend away from the thumb-trigger release to the hinge or back tension model
Why Every Club Needs An A-Team
Tagged with: A-Team, archer, archery, archery league, Archery Premier League, Bow International, competitive archery, compound bow, premier league, recurve bow
Posted in Features
Posted in Features
