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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Kenny Allen hit by para-archery reclassification
Tagged with: archery, archery gb, Kenny Allen, london 2012, para-archery, reclassification, recurve, world archery
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ATA Highlights: Win and Win
Win and Win have launched a new riser. The Rapido will be the first all-carbon riser from Win and Win that is aimed at a lower price point, making it suitable for intermediate archers who want to shoot an all-carbon…
ATA Highlights: Hoyt
Hoyt has unveiled the first string stops for a recurve bow. Seen for the first time at the Archery Trade Association Show in Nashville, Tennessee, the unique string stops have been years in the making, with Hoyt working alongside USA…
Tagged with: Archery Trade Association, ATA, ATA Show, hoyt, Jake Kaminski, recurve, string stop, usa
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New launches from Carbon Express
Carbon Express has launched two brand new arrow shafts to the market. The Nano SST is a recurve target arrow that has three spine areas with a stiff mid-section and a weaker spine at the back end, designed to allow…
Tagged with: arrows, carbon express, clearance, multi-spine, Nano SST, Nano-Pro X-Treme, new, recurve
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Congratulations!
Naomi Folkard had made it 10 years running as Archery GB’s highest-ranked female recurve archer. Congratulations Naomi on your achievement, from everyone on the Bow International team!
The Archer’s Paradox and modern bows
You’ve heard the phrase, but what does it actually mean? Dave Egalton explains it may have a narrower application than previously thought
Tagged with: Archer's paradox, Archery: The Technical Side, arrow, compound, line of aim, longbow, paradox, point of aim, recurve, shoot-through, shoot-through window, slow-motion
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Recurve: Setup and Tune
Whether you’re breaking in new equipment or overhauling your old setup, Roy Rose explains how to get the best out of your recurve
Tagged with: arrow rest, bare-shaft tuning, bow, bow length, bracing height, draw length, groups, nocking point, plunger, pressure button, recurve, roy rose, set up, setup, sight, tension, tiller, trial and error, tune
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Posted in Equipment, Technique
Considering a compound?
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
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Posted in Features, Technique