Blog posts
Mark : First Competition Norwich Stafford Part 2
If you missed my last post, let me bring you up to speed… We’re in Norwich shooting a Stafford; this is my first competitive shoot and all’s going well. I found out about the tournament in the directory at the back of the Archery GB magazine, which brings me to a very important point : ... Read More
Louise : Final session of the beginner’s course
After the start of last week’s session it was fair to say I was quite nervous about how I’d start off this week. Would I hit the curtain again on my first shot? Would my arrow even stay inside the sports hall? These were all genuine worries, but my mind and body seemed to have ... Read More
Louise : Final session of the beginner’s course
After the start of last week’s session it was fair to say I was quite nervous about how I’d start off this week. Would I hit the curtain again on my first shot? Would my arrow even stay inside the sports hall? These were all genuine worries, but my mind and body seemed to have ... Read More
Mark : First Competition! Norwich Stafford
It’s a wintery afternoon on 13th January 2013 and I’m wandering around a near deserted college campus somewhere on the outskirts of Norwich. The sports hall, the venue for the Norfolk Bowmen UKRS (UK Record Status) Stafford, is proving to be difficult to find. I feel okay about this because as soon as I do ... Read More
Mark : First Competition! Norwich Stafford
It’s a wintery afternoon on 13th January 2013 and I’m wandering around a near deserted college campus somewhere on the outskirts of Norwich. The sports hall, the venue for the Norfolk Bowmen UKRS (UK Record Status) Stafford, is proving to be difficult to find. I feel okay about this because as soon as I do ... Read More
Louise : Embedded reporting from Monday night Beginners Course Week 2!
I stood on the line, remembering my T position and my reference point. I took a deep breath as I picked up my arrow and placed it on my bow. As I drew the string back I breathed in hard, then I let the string slip off my fingers and watched as the arrow sailed ... Read More
