Blog posts
Learning the Basics of Archery Through Digital Aids
Getting to grips with the basics of virtually any sport has changed in the last decade. Luckily, technological advancements have meant that we now have a means to find information via a myriad of sources online that weren’t previously available to us. While our blog section here at 2020 Archery will provide you with ... Read More
Contract between club and club members
I recently went and shot at another club. I paid for my shoot (not cheap) and then had the slowest session in the world while a group of beginners were coached. It wasn’t really the coaching that I minded (we’re all familiar with that and I can hear a lot of you thinking ‘oh my ... Read More
Zombie Apocalypse: Rise of the Archer
(Or, five reasons why learning archery will help you survive the zombie apocalypse) The zombies are coming! You’ve stocked up on supplies, you’ve brought the dogs inside and you’re frantically hammering sheets of Homebase MDF over the windows. (Zombie arm through glass = very possible and extremely unpleasant. Zombie arm through MDF = even worse… ... Read More
Meet the Instructors : Diccon
Tell us a little bit about yourself Apart from the archery I am also a luthier (Guitar builder) which means that I build and repair custom guitars in a south London workshop. I play bass guitar and love old heavy rock and metal. I’ve been playing in bands since I was a teenager and am ... Read More
5 Tips for Surviving a Zombie Apocalypse
October 31st is drawing near – and if the undead are, inconveniently, to rise, it’s a fair bet that it’ll be at Halloween (if nothing else for blending in purposes). You don’t have much time to prepare. And preparation, in the event of zombie attack, is key. Better read this fast. Here is 2020 Archery’s ... Read More
Archery for the Average by Corrinne
“So, how long have you been shooting?” asks the course member, eyeing my distinctly un-grouped triumvirate of arrows. “Well, about three months …” I begin, to which she responds with an understanding nod of the head. “And, uh, a year.” The course member blinks. Tumbleweed rolls, accusingly, along the shooting line. It’s ... Read More
Important Information on Shooting at Downside Fisher – we must not assemble bows outside of area booked for archery!
Dear Club Members This is just to let everyone know that Downside have specifically requested that no-one puts together bows outside of the area we’ve booked for archery and that we do not enter the room booked for archery until the session start time. Our booked entry time on a Saturday is 12 ... Read More
Important Information on Shooting at Downside Fisher – we must not assemble bows outside of area booked for archery!
Dear Club Members This is just to let everyone know that Downside have specifically requested that no-one puts together bows outside of the area we’ve booked for archery and that we do not enter the room booked for archery until the session start time. Our booked entry time on a Saturday is 12 ... Read More
