Oh Jin Hyek

Treating tendon problems

Posted on March 21, 2019 by towens

Vanessa Lee says that tendinopathy is like shooting in the wind: it can be annoying but manageable. Injuries in competitive archery are common. At the 2017 Hyundai Archery World Championships in Mexico City, Oh Jin Hyek told me that he…

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Roma Archery Trophy 2018

Posted on December 28, 2018 by towens

A wide open field in the Eternal City. They expected 500. They got just over 648. The inaugural Roma Archery Trophy was a success. A major indoor event in Rome had been on the cards for a while for Fitarco,…

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Something new on the cards: Archery Top Trumps!

Posted on April 2, 2018 by alicep

Remember Top Trumps? Now you can get the classic card game complete with all your favourite archery super stars!

Tagged with: archery games, archery news, arching, bow and arrow, Bow International, brady ellison, Chang Hye Jin, Oh Jin Hyek, sara lopez, top trumps, Winning Moves UK, world archery
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Q&A: Bow geometry and risers

Posted on March 16, 2018 by alicep

Doug Denton, senior recurve engineer at Hoyt answers your questions and discusses the difference between two risers in the same product line and their affect on performance and feel…

Tagged with: archer, archery, bow, bow geometry, Bow International, bow risers, doug denton, hoyt, Oh Jin Hyek
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Interview: Oh Jin Hyek

Posted on January 13, 2018 by alicep

London Olympic champion Oh Jin Hyek missed out on a place on the Rio team – but he’s back on the international circuit and shooting to win again. John Stanley catches up with him at the Shangahi World Cup stage

Tagged with: Archery World Cup, asian games, bow, Bow International, korean archery, Oh Jin Hyek, olympic archery, olympic champion, shanghai world cup
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Huston hits record heights

Posted on September 4, 2015 by Nicola Turner

Patrick Huston has set a new junior world record for the 70m distance of a 1440 round. Shot during the sixth stage of the National Series competition at Exmouth, the score of 348 out of a possible 360 was enough…

Tagged with: 70m, Oh Jin Hyek, patrick huston, record
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World Cup: Three Stages In

Posted on July 18, 2014 by Nicola Turner

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
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