NWAS Hereford 2017

Corus Deeside Archery Club are proud to be hosting a record status Hereford and Bristol rounds tournament on behalf of North Wales Archery Society on July 30th. This is an open event to all Archery GB registered archers. Please see the attached file for details of how to enter. We look forward to seeing you on the day and wish you all good shooting.

The event has now taken place and the results are attached to this article. Thanks to all who came to shoot and support the event and congratulations to those who took medals. We hope to see you next year.

We would love to hear your feedback from the day as this was our first one day Hereford which replaced our usual double FITA 1440. How did you find the day went? Did you prefer the one day event to the two day event? All feedback is welcomed.

NWAS Hereford 2017 results

Indoor Double Portsmouth 2017

Corus Deeside Archery Club are pleased to announce the NWAS Double Portsmouth tournament on the 26th of February, 2017. The event will be held in the sports hall of Coleg Cambria (Connah’s Quay). Please use the attached entry form to apply for a place. Additional details can be found in the information section of the attached form.

PLEASE NOTE: Updated entry form has additional information only, the application form remains the same.

EDIT: Sessions B and C are both now full however there are still places in session A for anyone still wishing to participate.

EDIT: Target List is now available.

EDIT: Thanks to all who attended the NWAS Double Portsmouth hosted by Corus Deeside Archery Club, both archers and helpers. The results are now available attached to this post.

Double Portsmouth 2017 result sheet

Children and Beginners Courses

Question: My Son/Daughter would like to learn to shoot.

Answer: Welcome, but there are a few things you should know.

Archery is a demanding physical sport. Whilst we do not run or jump around with lots of exercise, the repeated action of pulling a bow can be physically demanding and the concentration involved means we have to put a lower limit on the age of a child that we feel comfortable teaching.

Currently we consider 10 years old as the very lowest age we can teach this sport to a child.

In additional, due to the nature of our sport, we ask that a parent or guardian be in attendance at all times. The coaches will be in control of the beginners whilst they are active engaged in shooting, but at all other times, the parents should be responsible for their child.

We recommend that an adult from the family take up the sport. This allows the family to understand more fully the highs and lows the junior archer is facing as they develop. Archery is a sport which all the family can partake in and get enjoyment from.

We cannot stress enough the advice that equipment purchases should only be undertaken after the beginners course is completeand the coaches have had a change to assess the correct parameters. Buying the wrong equipment without taking advice and training could cause damage or harm (potentially permanent), or simply discourage a beginner from taking the sport up.

Summer Programme

It is finally the summer of 2018 and we are outdoors again.

Our chairman Pete has drawn up a list of activities to help us develop as a club and as archers. The programme is attached.

Please read through the programme and be prepared to the day. We will be keeping to the schedule for beginners courses and target days. If you do not want to shoot a round on a target day, then please ensure you shoot in sync and help to keep the day moving forward without any delays.

SUMMER PROGRAMME