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The hard choice: training with the bow

Posted on March 19, 2019 by towens — No Comments ↓

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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Posted in Features

The third set with James Park

Posted on March 7, 2019 by towens — No Comments ↓

James Park examines whether the third set is critical to recurve competition. Is the third set in a match more important than the other sets? Archers lose score for many reasons. For example, they can lose points due to not…

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Posted in Features, Technique

ATA: New Products

Posted on March 2, 2019 by towens — No Comments ↓

Things we saw at the world’s biggest archery trade show! The ATA is the Archery Trade Association, and it holds a trade show in the USA every year with a focus on ‘building commerce’. Having been held in Indianapolis for…

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Posted in Events

Archery Commonwealth Games bid submitted

Posted on March 1, 2019 by towens — No Comments ↓

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…

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Posted in News

Roma Archery Trophy 2018

Posted on December 28, 2018 by towens — No Comments ↓

A wide open field in the Eternal City. They expected 500. They got just over 648. The inaugural Roma Archery Trophy was a success. A major indoor event in Rome had been on the cards for a while for Fitarco,…

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Posted in Events

Inside The Archer is back in a new edition

Posted on July 24, 2018 by Colin Fallon — No Comments ↓

One of the most important guides to recurve archery ever is being reprinted – we spoke to one of its authors to find out what’s changed

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Posted in News

How To Destroy A World Record

Posted on June 29, 2018 by alicep — No Comments ↓

At the Antalya World Cup, Kang Chae Young of Korea broke the 70m ranking round world record, becoming the first recurve woman to shoot more than 690 points in history

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Posted in News

5 ways to develop a winning mindset

Posted on June 27, 2018 by alicep — No Comments ↓

Erin Prior points the way to developing a ‘growth mindset’ around the sport

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Posted in Psychology

Exclusive interview with Aida Roman, only in this month’s Bow International

Posted on June 21, 2018 by alicep — No Comments ↓

The new issue of Bow International is out today, take a sneak peak at what it has to offer, including an exclusive interview with Aida Roman

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Interview: Michaela Lake and Jason Meehan

Posted on June 16, 2018 by alicep — No Comments ↓

Barebowers Michaela Lake and Jason Meehan were two of the most successful archers at this year’s World Masters Games – Bow International sits down with them both and finds out how they did it