Open Practice Sessions/
"Try-it" Sessions
Coaching & Teaching
Private Archery Lessons
Open Practice Sessions
Archery Programs for schools and colleges.




 

"Try-it" Sessions


  "try-it" sessions: $12.00 ( one hour drop-in session)

Schedule, June July:
Archery-"try-it" single  sessions $12.00
One hour class allowing students to gear up, learn basics in safety and form and give archery a try . Student may follow up with  enrollment in a beginners session, Basic Camp, or return for additional "try-it". sessions. (space permitting)

Class is limited to 10 students (more if a special group/camp, etc, with advance notice)

Classes open to all ages ( 9 and above) Parents & children may shoot together.


Class will begin on time, unless otherwise notified by the instructor.

Class lasts 1 hour, please arrive 15 minutes early to gear up, and set up.
Allow enough time for students to help at the end of class with equipment clean up.

Parents or guardians are to remain with their children (under sixteen years of age) until the lesson ends. If the parent or guardian leaves, then the child must leave also.
Students help at the end of class with equipment clean up.

Open Practice Sessions
NOTE: All archers must be assesed by instructor prior to attending an "Open  Practice Session" Archer may be required to attend beginner sessions, or  for those with their own equipment, an orientation session, prior to shooting in open practice sessions.)/Class is limited to 10 students (more if a special group/camp, etc, with advance notice)
Drop-ins are accommodated on an "equipment-available"  and "space available" basis (after registered shooters have been outfitted), and are first-come, first-served.

WEATHER:
Although we often shoot in the rain, (tournaments are held rain or shine, so we learn thow to compensate for the elements) we do not shoot if lightning occurs. Please check the website for announcements on the "inclement weather" link.



Safety rules /clothing :
Before class
-Each student is expected to participate each class period dressed in appropriate Archery attire with flat shoes. (no heels) Shoes can also get muddy from the often wet turf. Hats, sunglasses & sunscreen are recommended.
-Open-toe sandals, thongs or bare feet are not allowed, because arrows that may be lodged in the grass, can injure  toes or feet if walked into.
-Clothing should be snug around the chest and arms so as not to get caught in the bowstring.
-Please remove jewelry such as long ear-rings, necklaces and arm bangles .
-Long hair may need to be tied back.


Please contact  learnArchery@yahoo.com  to register


Archery Training Programs:


learn Archery
News
Promotion and Education of Target Archery
Open Practice Sessions/
"Try-it" Sessions
Coaching & Teaching
Private Archery Lessons
Open Practice Sessions
Archery Programs for schools and colleges.




 

"Try-it" Sessions


  "try-it" sessions: $12.00 ( one hour drop-in session)

Schedule, June July:
Archery-"try-it" single  sessions $12.00
One hour class allowing students to gear up, learn basics in safety and form and give archery a try . Student may follow up with  enrollment in a beginners session, Basic Camp, or return for additional "try-it". sessions. (space permitting)

Class is limited to 10 students (more if a special group/camp, etc, with advance notice)

Classes open to all ages ( 9 and above) Parents & children may shoot together.


Class will begin on time, unless otherwise notified by the instructor.

Class lasts 1 hour, please arrive 15 minutes early to gear up, and set up.
Allow enough time for students to help at the end of class with equipment clean up.

Parents or guardians are to remain with their children (under sixteen years of age) until the lesson ends. If the parent or guardian leaves, then the child must leave also.
Students help at the end of class with equipment clean up.

Open Practice Sessions
NOTE: All archers must be assesed by instructor prior to attending an "Open  Practice Session" Archer may be required to attend beginner sessions, or  for those with their own equipment, an orientation session, prior to shooting in open practice sessions.)/Class is limited to 10 students (more if a special group/camp, etc, with advance notice)
Drop-ins are accommodated on an "equipment-available"  and "space available" basis (after registered shooters have been outfitted), and are first-come, first-served.

WEATHER:
Although we often shoot in the rain, (tournaments are held rain or shine, so we learn thow to compensate for the elements) we do not shoot if lightning occurs. Please check the website for announcements on the "inclement weather" link.



Safety rules /clothing :
Before class
-Each student is expected to participate each class period dressed in appropriate Archery attire with flat shoes. (no heels) Shoes can also get muddy from the often wet turf. Hats, sunglasses & sunscreen are recommended.
-Open-toe sandals, thongs or bare feet are not allowed, because arrows that may be lodged in the grass, can injure  toes or feet if walked into.
-Clothing should be snug around the chest and arms so as not to get caught in the bowstring.
-Please remove jewelry such as long ear-rings, necklaces and arm bangles .
-Long hair may need to be tied back.


Please contact  learnArchery@yahoo.com  to register




















Archery lessons for children ages 9-18 (JOAD)
Archery lessons for Adults 18 and over,
Adult Training Program ; NAA, SOAD
Beginner archery classes held in the Atlanta Georgia area;
Ongoing practice sessions