1. Introducing arm disabled children in the National Archery in Schools Program South Africa

2. Mouth tab Bow string Standard with serving nock TOP D Loop
Standard D loop 20mm long bellow nocking point
Heat shrink
To prevent strap from tearing
Duck tape
For hygienic replacement as required
TOP

3. 1 3 2 Quiver Index fletch to point to archer
Place arrows in quiver with one hand
5 Aluminium tubes 100mm 2
Insert each arrow in a separate tube

4. Steps to arm disabled archery success
Stance
Nock arrow
Mouth tab set
Bow hand set
Draw
Aim
Shot Set-up
Release
Reflect
Pre draw, Anchor and Follow through is not applicable.

5. Stance
Open foot and shoulder width. Place Bow on top of quiver
Nock Arrow
Nock arrow with string in quiver bellow nock point and draw out, face to target

6. Mouth tab set Bow hand set Grip tab in middle teeth.
Centre the bow grip under the lifeline of the relaxed bow hand.

7. Draw
With draw arm parallel to the ground smoothly push the bow arm forward.
Aim
Align the string, arrow rest and arrow point to the target.
Shot Set-Up
While the eye continues to aim
Maintain active bow muscles.

8. Release
Just open lower jaw
Reflect
Did the shot feel and look right?

9. Retrieving Arrows
Walk back with arrows point facing back and shaft horizontal to ground
Remove arrows and place on floor while looking back
Align points on top of target bud

10. Re quiver arrows 1 3 2