Archery is a very freindly and sociable sport. There are different sections depending on your disability. There are plenty of wheelchair archers out there. If you're in the UK and fancy having a try go to the GNAS (Grand National Archery society) website and read more and find out if there's a club near you.
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How About Trying Archery ?
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, May 16 2007 09:38 PM
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Posted 24 May 2007 - 11:19 PM
And good for building your strength up.
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Posted 08 July 2007 - 04:34 PM
This is something I'm picking up. I recently got a 45# (at 28" draw) recurve bow, Martin's Hunter to be specific. I'm hoping to go the traditional archery route.
Where I'm at, it's nigh impossible to find non-hunting archers. If anyone's around western NC, let me know. I'd love company...maybe even a few pointers to get me to hit the target!
Where I'm at, it's nigh impossible to find non-hunting archers. If anyone's around western NC, let me know. I'd love company...maybe even a few pointers to get me to hit the target!
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