Portable Archery Lessons Portable Archery lessons Coaching & Teaching Private Archery Lessons Archery Programs for schools and colleges.
Want to start your own archery program at your facility? We can help you determine what equipment you need to purchase and advise on how to get your progam up and going. Your first step may be to purchase targets and have an instructor bring all other equipment for a session, later add equipment, or certify your own instructor.
Portable Archery Lessons:You provide the safe location. Group classes, which can be held at a recreation facility, athletic field, or other safe area are available for school groups, clubs, corporate or social events, scouts.
All equipment included- bows, arrows, armguards, quivers, finger tabs, targets .
For prices and to schedule a private group session at your location please contact us . Minimum charges will apply. Transport charge will apply.
Safety rules /clothing : Before class -Each student is expected to participate each class period dressed in appropriate Archery attire with flat shoes. Shoes can also get muddy from the often wet turf. Sunscreen is 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.
Instructor information
Classes are taught by a certified NAA archery instructor, and adhere to the safety guidelines of USA Archery Instructor Training, the official training courses of the National Archery Association (NAA).
Lead Instructor Jefflyne Potter is a Level 2 National Archery Association (NAA) certified coach, former President & Director of the Junior Olympic Archery Development Program for KAC , member: National Alliance for the Development of Archery , Girl Scout Archery Camp Instructor, awarded Cobb County Parks & Recreation Volunteer of the Year for Archery in 2004, and holds the GA State Women's Masters Champion title 2003 & 2004
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