We’ll be bringing you a selection of the best new releases we spotted at the ATA Trade Show in Indianapolis – keep your eyes peeled for more on here and in the next issue! First up: Easton. For the first time…
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ATA Highlights: Easton
Tagged with: archery, Archery Trade Association, ATA Show, backpack, Easton, new releases, roller case, stabilisers
Posted in Equipment, News
Posted in Equipment, News
Rio 2016: first ticket news
If you were thinking of heading to Rio in two years’ time, World Archery has announced that archery could be one of the cheaper sports to get into. It is expected that tickets for the elimination rounds will cost as…
Autumn Archery
Use your down time wisely, advises John Dudley, so you can hit the ground running Here we are once again, coming into the autumn season. I strongly believe that this season is the best time to make a few changes,…
Tagged with: archery, autumn, cables, change, form, indoor, john dudley, maintenance, outdoor, release aid, seasons, set goals, strings, trigger
Posted in Technique
Posted in Technique
Inaugural Invictus success for archery
Team GB found great success in archery at the Invictus Games, the first international celebration of rehabilitation through sport for wounded or sick servicemen and women of its kind in the UK. Archery attracted more entries than any other sport…
World Cup: Three Stages In
Three stages of the 2014 World Cup have been completed, and the rankings ahead of the fourth stage give some clues as to who might be making an appearance in the finals at Lausanne. Last year’s champion Oh Jin Hyek leads…
Tagged with: archery, compound, erika jones, finals, Jung Dasomi, Lausanne, Oh Jin Hyek, outdoors, recurve, Sebastien Peineau, stages, world archery, world cup
Posted in Features
Posted in Features
A Field Guide to Archery
Field archery is the ultimate challenge, whatever your bow style, and many of the world’s elite concur that their field exploits represent their finest achievements in archery. The accuracy that a quality target archer brings to this new experience is…
Alison Williamson announces retirement
Alison Williamson, six-time Olympian and member of the Great Britain archery team for over 20 years, has announced her retirement. The Rio 2016 Olympics would be a record-breaking seven Games for the archer, but she has made the decision to…
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…
Tagged with: archery, Bow International, coach, john dudley, Nock On, podcast, pro-archer
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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…
Tagged with: archery, archery gb, Kenny Allen, london 2012, para-archery, reclassification, recurve, world archery
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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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