The Villages Archery Club

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The Villages Archery Club Archery 101/201 - What's Next The Villages Archery Club

Introduction Joe Ligori joeligori@gmail.com Shooting for about a year @ Villages AC

Overview Beginning from Archery 101 Options and Paths available Associated Equipment How to experience different avenues What you want to derive from Archery How do we learn new or advanced skills

Beginnings Most begin with Recurve Barebow Barebow Usually 3 piece (Riser and 2 limbs) Strung 'Raw' Bow and Arrows May have added arrow rest and plunger

Barebow

What makes a Barebow Can be a single piece Long Bow Single piece Traditional Typically Riser & Limbs that are Strung Can have arrow rest and plunger Very limited beyond this for Competition (Recurve design)

What's after Archery 101/201 ? Where do YOU want to go with Archery?

Recreational Shooting

Hunting

Competition

Competition - Disciplines May be defined by archery organization Olympics, NFAA, USAA, States Recurve Barebow Olympic Recurve Compound Barebow Compound Fingers Compound Release

Competition – Types General Target (900, 600, 300, Vegas) Field Target Field 3D Distances from 20 yds. To 90 meters

Equipment Progression Depending on what your targeted interests are your equipment may need to change. Most will see greater sophistication to achieve higher levels of accuracy Power, speed and size may be factors

Reasons for Equipment Changes Better Accuracy Create Speed (Hunting) Ease of Shooting – (Physical limitations) Equipment Appeal/specialized – (Olympics) Competition Class / discipline

A Look at Different Equipment Traditional / Retro / Historic Bows Specialty (BowFishing) Crossbows Olympic Recurve Compound

Olympic Recurve

What makes an Olympic Recurve Basic Recurve Bow (Barebow) – Plus ... Sights & Aperture (aim point) Stabilizers (front and rear) Usually 1 over finger tab Adds aiming system, stability, consistency Yields better accuracy

Compound Bow

What makes a Compound Bow Pulleys / Cams and cables Draw is not Linear Pull peaks and then lets off (up to 90%) Holding weight lessened

Release Aids

Release Types Wrist strap / Trigger Thumb Release Back Tension / Resistance Release Hinge Release

Negatives to Changing More Costly Equipment Bows, Sights, Stabilizers and Arrows Learn to shoot in different manner Competition may be greater Set up may be more complicated

Further (Advanced) Training Club 'Mentor' program Experienced, certified Instructors About 10 Mentors Listed on club website

What would you like to see? What could the club do to help you further your Archery Goals?