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Episode 93 – Applying the archers triangle when coaching

In this episode I explore how the concepts round the archers triangle can be applied to help archers.

The archers triangle is a concept I have used for several years to help explain the shooting process and steps. If you are interested feel free to check out the website for more details son how I apply the Archers triangle for helping archers suffering from target panic. In essence the triangle explores the key 3 elements of archery, the archer, arrow and bow.

I explain how the archers triangle can be used to explain and identify issues archers can face with their shooting in order for them to then move forward and develop.

Apologies the sound quality isn’t as good as normal, I think this was due to me being away as I recorded this in Wales whilst visiting family and did not have my normal microphone set up.

Enjoy your shooting and as always thanks for listening.

Episode 92 – Chrono, Crossbows and club shoot

I managed to record this episode will struggling with a case of the flu so apologies if this episode is full of me sniff and heavy breathing down the microphone.

Having said this is does cover quite a few topics from experimenting with the clubs chronograph to measure bow speeds, while trying out a few different options in point weights for club member on their crossbow.

I also mention the Archery Geek outdoors recent podcast concerning the Governments call for evidence on crossbows. I have included links to the episode and government site below for you to review.

Archery geek outdoors – episode 63 https://open.spotify.com/episode/5uQGnoGw5xneoKXzHfkRdL?si=r4BJONI6RRuO89dLB-Kpsw

Government link https://www.gov.uk/government/calls-for-evidence/controls-on-crossbows

I’ve added a poll to this episode to gather peoples views and thoughts on licensing crossbows.

I’ve also mentioned that Briar Rose Field archers has announced dates of the annual shoot which is the 30th of June this year. Details can be found on both the NFAS website

It will be a 36 target course mixed 3D and paper faces. Sadly we can’t have dogs.

In this latest episode from the podcast I try to encourage people to have their voice heard and to contribute in respect to the upcoming NFAS AGM.

In just over a week there is the AGM for the National Field Archery Society here in the UK. It’s the opportunity for people to contribute to the society and even if you can’t physically get to the meeting you can join via zoom link if you contact the general secretary in advance (general.secretary@nfas.net).

Likewise after the AGM in the following months there will be the voting on the proposals discussed at the AGM. Don’t waste your chance to vote.