Learn Archery

Students will learn the history and physics of archery, meanwhile learning safety rule of archery. They will practice shooting at various distances and develop coordination, discipline and focus. 

With this program, we offers a Junior Olympic Archery Development program (JOAD). This allows the youth archers to work toward reaching goals, measuring their progress and earning awards along the way. The JOAD program was developed by USA Archery so that students of all ages and skill levels could work at their own pace to achieve their archery goals.

What sport is safer than archery?

Data shows that archery is one of the safest sports. Soccer, baseball and basketball have injury rates 20 to 45 times higher than archery's injury rate. Archery's injury rate per 1,000 participants rank it below golf, fishing and tennis, and just slightly above badminton, bowling and table tennis.

What type of footwear is not recommended when shooting?

Sandals are also not recommended when shooting. Thongs and sandals are open, or have holes in them, and if an arrow is dropped it could injure you.

How strong do you have to be to be an archer?

It's about repetition and using your muscles correctly and has virtually nothing to do with physical strength. As an archer, you can shoot a bow with as minimal of a draw weight as you'd like. There is a 60-pound maximum limit for compound bows, but there is no minimum draw weight requirement in any discipline.

Do archers need to be strong?

You don't need to be strong like the Hulk to be a great archer. Although archery requires strength, it's more about stability, great posture and even flexibility. Stepping up your fitness game isn't just good for you, it's also going to boost your skills with a bow and arrows.

What is someone called when they do archery?

An archer is someone who shoots arrows using a bow. Synonyms: bowman [archaic], toxophilite [formal] More Synonyms of archer.

Why do archers keep both eyes open?You Have a Wider Field of View

However, when you're out hunting, it's beneficial to have a wider field of view. There's often a lot going on when it comes down to the moment of truth. Aiming with both eyes open gives you a bigger sight picture. You'll keep better track of the animal if it's moving.

What are the main rules of archery?Rules of the range

• Know and obey the range rules.
• Inspect your equipment prior to shooting.
• Always walk, don't run, on the range.
• Only shoot a bow with an arrow properly nocked. ... 
• Keep arrows in the quiver until ready to shoot.
• Keep arrows pointed down or towards the target.
• Shoot only the targets in your lane.