There’s plenty of crossover between archers who shoot well indoors and those who shoot well out of doors – but look down the results sheet, and you’ll notice that some names you see around the middle of leaderboards in the…
National Series finals set to go!
The National Series Finals – one of the UK’s premier archery events – will be coming to Nottingham on Sunday 1 September. The grounds of Wollaton Hall will play host to the head-to-head finals, with recurve archers shooting matches at…
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Cream of the competition crop
With the tournament calendar burgeoning, Chris Wells gives you some tips on attracting the crowds
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Keeping a low profile
James Park looks at how stabilisers with blade-type profiles came about, and how they differ to circular rods
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Tuning with Cam Lean
Liam Grimwood has another bit of tuning advice that can iron out any arrow flight inconsistencies after a French tune has been completed
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European Archery Festival volunteer deadline date ahead
Get involved! Register to volunteer at the 2014 European Archery Festival and World Cup stage
Coach’s Eye
Naomi Folkard has been testing an app that could help archers keep up with their training