North East Wales Archery Club
Through ArcheryGB you can get all the information you need to become a great archer. The foundation of a good form is very simple: good bone on bone alignment. The technique has evolved and refined over the years and teaching is simpler and more effective.
Drills and skills are the very essential framework that any (qualified) coach can teach you through. If you want to improve your technique, no matter what style you might be shooting, these are the real foundation of good form.
Question: I want to go on a beginners course, but I do not have any equipment!
Answer: That fine, we provide all the equipment to enable you to shoot safely during the beginners course.
Whilst on the course we will advise you on the best equipment to suit your pocket and style and when to buy.
Please do not purchase any equipment upfront as it may be unsuitable.
On the day of the course please bring a light rainproof jacket and wear a close fitting top, as the bowstring can catch on baggy tops. Also open-toed sandals are not permitted on any archery field.
If you have long hair, it is advisable to secure it, so that it doesn’t catch on the bowstring.
To take the beginners course you only need to pay once for the entire course, which covers the provision of the venue, coaches and hire of the equipment for the entire course.
The fees are as follows:
If you attend one of our Have-A-Go sessions (£10 per person for an hours individually coached shooting) and sign up for a beginners course then the £10 fee will be deducted from your beginners course fees.
To join the club as a member, additional fee’s are required on an annual basis.
This year we will again be participating in the ArcheryGB Start Archery Week. This is when clubs thoughout the UK open their doors to members of the public who are interested in taking up the sport.
We will be running Have-a-go sessions of 20 minutes of archery for £5 on the 14th May. Please contact us at corusclub@outlook.com to book a slot.
If you can’t attend a session with us on the 14th, there are other clubs also running sessions, follow this link to find a local club.
The next beginner’s course will be held on the 29th and 30th of April.
April
– Sunday 2 National /N50/N40/N30
– Sunday 9 WA720
– Sunday 16 Long/Short Metric
– Sunday 23 Team Head-to-Head
– Sunday 30 WA720
May
– Sunday 7 Western
– Sunday 14 WA900 (Start Archery Weekend)
– Sunday 21 Team Head-to-Head
– Sunday 28 WA720
June
– Sunday 4 Warwick (Wirral Archers friendly shoot)
– Sunday 11 Team Head-to-Head
– Sunday 18 Long/Short Metric
– Sunday 25 DOUBLE WA720
July
– Sunday 2 American
– Sunday 9 Western
– Sunday 16 Windsor
– Sunday 23 WA1440 / Any Metric
– Sunday 30 WA720
August
– Sunday 6 Team Head-to-Head
– Sunday 13 National – Club Championship
– Sunday 20 Long/Short Metric
– Sunday 27 WA720
September
– Sunday 3 Team Head-to-Head
– Sunday 10 Long Metric II
– Sunday 17 Long Metric I
– Sunday 24 WA720
October
– Sunday 1 Team Head-to-Head
– Sunday 8 Long/Short Metric
– Sunday 15 St. Nicholas
– Sunday 22 WA720
– Sunday 29 Witches and Warlocks*
* the event is subject to availability of the field.
SPOILER: Results and photos at the end of the article.
What a great gorgeous glossy 3 sessions Portsmouth we had today.
Archers of all kind attended the cozy venue down at the Coleg Cambria in Connah’s Quay: good archers, great archers, fantastic archers and their patient ravishing spectators.
Being a coach, means dedicating time to others. But like shooting, if you have that passion, it can be very rewarding. Becoming a Development Coach, means you have learned how to adapt coaching to tailor more effective and engaging sessions.
Another wonderful archery event completed today. Our head coach led a very interesting seminar about a number of topics which are often barely touched during the archery year.
What a good way to start the new year with a friendly day down at the range.
Some arrows fly straight in, some others dwell lazy on the side. A bright sun and a lovely sky to warm temperatures in this peaceful bank holiday.
That unique feeling of peace, of belonging, that only archery can give you.
