The founder of Sussex-based archer business Adrian Caddy Archery, Adrain Caddy, will be bringing the NASP archery program to the UK NASP – which stands for the NAtional Archery in Schools Program – was formed in Kentucky in the USA in…
NASP to come to UK
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Nocking Out on air
Long-time Bow International contributor, top archer, and leading coach John Dudley has announced a new project – an all-new media source for getting free professional archery advice. New to the soundwaves is the Nock On podcast series; featuring educational archery…
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Talent Development Programme
Registration is now open for the Archery GB 2014-2015 Talent Development programme. Any archer under 20 on June 14 of this year is eligible to apply, regardless of experience, and application forms can be downloaded from the Archery GB website…
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Archery GB AGM approaching
The Archery GB annual general meeting is coming up, and the proposed changed up for discussion and voting at the meeting have been released online. Members can view the proposals at www.archerygb.org/governance, where proposed changed to the board and articles…
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WA Secretary General elected to World Games Committee
Tom Dielen, World Archery secretary general, has been re-elected to the International World Games Association Executive Committee. The World Games has been referred to as ‘the Olympics of the compound discipline’, and features a field round for recurve and compound…
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Kenny Allen hit by para-archery reclassification
The latest reclassification of para-archery competitors has affected another British squad member. Kenny Allen, who has been part of the team for seven years, is the second Team GB archer to lose out under the new regulations after Danielle Brown’s…
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Charlotte Burgess makes it onto ‘Athlete to Coach’ program
Archer Charlotte Burgess, part of the team that competed at the Beijing 2008 Olympics, has been accepted on the ‘Athlete to Coach’ program. Run by UK Sport, the program is the first of its kind and aims to help top-level…
New WA rules out soon
World Archery’s new rule book will be released on 17 March, and will come into effect on 1 April 2014. After the organisation’s 50th congress in Belek, Antalya, in 2013, several changes were decided upon that will enter the rule…
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Watch the World Indoors
The Indoor World Championships will be reaching a wider audience than any archery Indoor Championships before, as it will be broadcast live on World Archery’s YouTube channel, World Archery TV, starting on Friday 28 February with the team junior compound…
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Danielle Brown classification appeal unsuccessful
Danielle Brown has been classified as ‘not eligible’ to participate in Para-archery competitions, after an appeal she lodged against her original re-classification has not changed the outcome. The archer, who shoots using a perching stool, was re-classified after the Para-Archery…
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