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.
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.
It took a while, but through the slowness of the bureaucratic machine of ArcheryGB, we can finally cheer the official reinstatement one of our best coaches.
With the experience of (nearly) an entire lifetime in archery, and an extensive knowledge well recognized by olympic archers, we are very proud to congratulate with
Patrick Beckett,
who is now a Level 2 Development Coach. The constant activity and support that Patrick put every day in our club, to support archers develop their form and skill, and by encouraging novices with excellent observations, has been officially recognized by ArcheryGB and the old qualification once achieved and held, officially reactivated.
Well done Patrick.
Archery is exciting and with it, comes the desire of getting your own equipment as soon as possible. We highly recommend that you get your equipment under the guidance of a senior coach.
This wonderful sport, is a deep rabbit hole, and could become daunting to choose your first bow. What’s your draw length? Are you allowed to use a plunger? Can you use a dampener, and if so, what type should you go for?
With a combination of experience from many years of shooting and the recognized training of the formal governing body ArcheryGB, Corus Deeside Archery Club provides a pool of coaches to follow the archers in their discovering journey of archery.
With the help of a coach, through basic coaching and dedicated 1 to 1 development programs archers of all experience can expedite their improvement.
At the Club, a pool of coaches work together to deliver a sound, consistent and also specialized coaching to all members.
Under the seasoned direction of the Head Coach, Pete Pendrey, with more than 50 years of “service” on the field of Archery and an impressive CV, the team delivers 2 types of coaching:
– a continuous and foundational coaching
– a dedicated coaching for developing archers to their next level
