Next stop: Nîmes

Posted on January 15, 2013 by Wes Stanton

France hosts over 1,100 archers, all vying for the coveted title of Nîmes champion, and precious ranking points towards the Indoor World Cup final

Tagged with: celine schobinger, indoor world cup, naomi jones, natalia valeeva, nimes, pip taylor, reo wilde, sebastian rohrberg
Posted in Events, Features

GB archers funding blow

Posted on January 14, 2013 by Wes Stanton

Four Olympic archers have lost their full-time funding following a near 20 per cent funding cut by UK Sports

Tagged with: alan wills, archery gb, european championships, larry godfrey, naomi folkard, olympics, rio 2016, sara symington, simon terry, uk sports, world championships
Posted in News

Chainsaw sculpture

Posted on January 11, 2013 by Wes Stanton

Ever wondered what you should do with your old longbow now that it’s past its sell-by-date?

Tagged with: chainsaw sculpture, christopher smith, wherry archers
Posted in News

The stabiliser shootout

Posted on January 2, 2013 by Wes Stanton

Chris Bell pits four sets of stabilisers against each other in a head-to-head test

Tagged with: beiter centraliser, black-x, carbofast, chris bell, ds-archery rv1, specialty pro-stix, stabiliser
Posted in Equipment, Reviews

Going out with a bang

Posted on December 30, 2012 by Wes Stanton

The Royal Windsor Deer Park sets the scene for the Fraternity of St George’s last shoot of a memorable 2012

Tagged with: 2012, christmas, fraternity of st george, royal windsor deer park, stampede, the glade
Posted in Features, Traditional

Considering a compound?

Posted on December 25, 2012 by Wes Stanton

As the beginners of the summer courses settle into clubs, Liam Grimwood has some advice for those looking to get into compound archery

Tagged with: compound, liam grimwood, mathews, mission rally, recurve, tuition
Posted in Features, Technique

Learning to love indoors

Posted on December 24, 2012 by Wes Stanton

John Dudley has some top training rules for getting the best out of your indoor archery

Tagged with: development, indoor, outdoor, shooting, training
Posted in Features, Technique

The Danage PowerStop

Posted on December 20, 2012 by Wes Stanton

Liam Grimwood has been testing out the new Danage PowerStop

Tagged with: danage, equipment, foam, gear, powerstop, review, shooting, target
Posted in Equipment, Reviews

Bending backwards

Posted on December 17, 2012 by Wes Stanton

How strong and flexible must I be? Tyler Benner reckons most archers aren’t asking themselves this question

Tagged with: advice, flexibility, strength, technique, training, tyler benner
Posted in Features, Technique

All invited to the armistice

Posted on December 15, 2012 by Wes Stanton

Interesting terrain and glorious weather provide the backdrop for the Fraternity of St George’s Armistice Shoot at Scotney Castle

Tagged with: armistice shoot, fraternity weather, scotney castle, st george, the glade
Posted in Features, Traditional