SVSWA EXTENDS LEASE TO LOCAL ARCHERY CLUB Salinas Bowman, a member of the National Field archery Association, has leased anarea on the Crazy Horse Landfill for recreational archery activities from the http://www.svswa.org/press_release/2002-0830.html
Extractions: Salinas Bowman, a member of the National Field Archery Association, has leased an area on the Crazy Horse Landfill for recreational archery activities from the City of Salinas since 1966 for $1 per year. The agreement transferred to the Authority with the sale of Crazy Horse Landfill and was approved by the Board on June 24, 1999.
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Extractions: Archery Athlete eligibility and classification Paralympic competition is limited to athletes with cerebral palsy, spinal injuries and other lower limb impairments, and les autres conditions; however, athletes with other disabilities also enjoy archery. Archers in the Paralympic Games compete in wheelchair and standing classifications. Playing area The playing field is designed similar to competitions for "able-bodied" athletes. The target is a distance of 294 feet (90 meters) away from archer. The maximum target size is 48 inches in diameter (122 centimeters). The target is divided into ten (10) concentric rings with a golden "bulls eye" or center ring. Rules The rules and scoring protocol are the same as those utilized in the Olympic games. Points are earned for each arrow striking the target. Archers score ten points if he/she hits the bulls eye and one point if they hit the outer ring. The closer the archer's arrow lands to the bulls eye, the more points earned. Equipment Sport-specific equipment . Paralympic athletes use a recurve bow. Recurves are made of wood, graphite, fiberglass, or carbon composites. Arrows are either carbon graphite or aluminum. Bow lengths and weights vary considerably. Bow lengths vary from four to six feet. It is generally recommended that persons in wheelchairs and children utilize a 48-inch bow. Additionally, the following draw-weight guide can be utilized to assist in fitting an athlete to a bow: children under 10 years should use a 10 to 15 pound bow, 10-12 year olds should use a 15 to 20 pound bow, women and teenage girls should use a 20 to 30 pound bow, and teenage boys and men should use a 30 to 40 pound bow. Individuals wishing to hunt start with bows weighing between 40 and 50 pounds.
Extractions: by Doug Engh How do you promote archery to newcomers? By joining forces with other like-minded organizations. And how do you teach 34 NAA Level 1 archery instructor participants all at once? By scheduling a Level 2 course along side it. Excitement is so high, that Roy feels over 120 schools will commit to it before the end of the year. The summer training took place in a middle school gymnasium in Frankfort, KY over three days. The concept was to bring in the Level 2 candidates for the first day, and having them actually participate in training the Level 1s the following two days in addition to their own continuing training. The seven Level 2 candidates (several of whom were KYFW personnel including Roy Grimes and his new state archery coordinator Jenny Richardson) spent the first day learning how to shoot using Mathews Genesis compound bows. The Kentucky school program adopted the Genesis bows to be used in all the participating schools, so a sufficient quantity of the bows were on hand for the instructor training. The Level 2 candidates practiced shooting form, learned how to coach and correct each others form, and learned range safety.
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Extractions: GO HOME Introduction Are Our Ranges Safe? A Guide to Course Construction ... About the Author Introduction Recreational archery has the potential to be a dangerous sport. Bows and arrows are, by design, lethal. Archery ranges and 3-D courses designed when "fast" bows shot 200 feet per second may not be safe today. Arrows which miss targets may endanger other archers on the range, or may fly onto property which the archery club does not control. New and redesigned ranges must be prepared to handle today's "fast bows" shooting in excess of 300 feet per second. I wonder when I speak to some archery club executives about range safety and discover incomplete or poor awareness of the possible dangers. The comments "You're not supposed to miss" and "Our course is designed for the unlimited [top] archer (implying that ‘our' shooters don't miss)" are surprising for their alarming indication that safety is often NOT a primary consideration in the design of archery ranges and courses. The design of an archery range may be undertaken by any archer with a basic understanding of the fundamentals of safe design. Many years of shooting experience and/or a successful hunting record may help, but are certainly not necessary. 3-D Archery, A Guide to Course Construction can provide the guidance to a new course designer, and it can refresh the knowledge of the experienced designer to help assess and improve, or design from scratch, an archery course.
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Extractions: Hunting Licenses For the purpose of hunting in Florida, a person is a resident if he or she has lived in Florida for 6 continuous months prior to applying to licenses and who has an intent to continue to reside in Florida and claim Florida as their primary residence. Active duty military personnel stationed in Florida, including their spouses and dependent children residing in the household, are considered residents when purchasing hunting licenses and permits, regardless of how long they have lived in the state. Florida Sportsman's License, Hunting License, Trapping License, and Archery, Muzzleloading Gun, Turkey, Wildlife Management Area, Migratory Bird, and Florida Waterfowl permits may be obtained from county tax collectors and their subagents, or by phone at 1 (888) HUNT FLORIDA (1-888-486-8356). Federal waterfowl stamps may be purchased from the U.S. Postal Service. Purchase of any license or permit constitutes acceptance of all provisions of such license or permit. Except as noted under "Persons Exempt from License and Permit Requirements" the following are required: General Hunting: A valid Hunting, Sportsman's, Lifetime Sportsman's, Lifetime Hunting, or Five-Year Hunting License is required of anyone taking or attempting to take game or furbearing animals.
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Extractions: It is easy to acquire archery skills with an experienced instructor. Visitors to the Bled golf course can choose between two beginners courses, lasting 3 or 10 hours. With a one-day course, participants can acquire the basic archery skills and the basic experience for successful firing at distances up to 10 metres. They will get a beginner archer certificate. After 10 hours of practice, a beginner qualifies to become a recreational archer at distances of up to 30 metres. He or she is also familiarised with the basic archery equipment, the methods of adapting the equipment and the technique of barebow shooting Eventually, the course participants compete at a tournament with 30 arrows. The archers are then given a certificate of having completed the 10-hour course. Recreational archery is carried out under the watchful eye of an archery instructor.
Extractions: Snowmobiling Tennis Tae Kwon Do Breckenridge Athletic Complex Canoeing ... Bird Watching Recreation Programs - City of Wahpeton Football - Open to students grades 3rd through 6th from Wahpeton and Breckenridge. Practices will be at the Wahpeton High School, Northwest door at 4:00 p.m. No fee to participate. Contact area schools for more details.
Extractions: Bow Poundage will vary depending on the purpose of the equipment and the age and strength of the archer. FOR RECREATIONAL SHOOTING: Adults: Generally adults shooting recreational equipment will use equipment that is 25# pull and up. Since the arrow need only penetrate the target face to do it's job heavy poundage is not necessary. A first time male archer would probably enjoy a 30# to 45# recurve or a 40# to 60# compound bow. Women usually can handle a 25# to 35# recurve or a 30# to 45# compound bow. Keep in mind that the muscles used to pull a bow usually aren't developed when you begin shooting so the bow you choose may be a bit difficult to draw at first but after several shooting sessions the bow will become more comfortable. Youth: Generally youths shooting recreational equipment will use 20# equipment and up. Boys and Girls alike will develop their pulling strength very quickly and keep in mind that a recurve bows pull weight is measured at a pulling distance of 28". Most youth at the ages of 8 to 12 years old have a pulling distance much shorter than 28" therefore the actual bow pulling weight will be much less than the weight listed for the bow. In some cases a youth at the age of 8 would only pull a recurve bow marked at 25# about 15# to 18# . This is a great thing for youth archers because as they grow they will pull the bow back further and in effect the bow will pull harder making a recurve bow a wonderful type of bow to "grow" with a young archer.
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Extractions: Get Home Delivery Platform tennis Try a new spin on the game Slip on your tennis shoes and show up 7 p.m. Oct. 6 at Waterford Oaks County Park for a free platform tennis open house. The game, a mix of tennis, racquetball and pingpong, is played outdoors from October through May on heated, raised courts. Instruction and equipment will be provided. The complex is on Scott Lake Road between Dixie Highway and Pontiac Lake Road in Waterford Township. Need more information Call (248) 620-5362 or (248) 858-0906. Fall tree hike Wander through the woods Discover the world of Michigan trees at 2 p.m. Sunday as you meander along the trails at Hudson Mills Metropark. Participants will learn how to identify trees by their leaves, bark and shape.
Extractions: GASAWAY, Donald, P.O. Box 1074, Marion, IL 62959. (O/H/F) 618-993-1359, (E) dongasaway@aol.com . Full time freelance writer of outdoor related articles. Published regionally, nationally and internationally. Members of SEOPA, OWAA, AGLOW. GILMORE, Nick, P.O. BOX 741, Marietta, GA 30061. (O) 770- 953-9222, (H) 770-425-9360, (F) 770-933-9510, (E) ngilmore@cowles.com GOODSPEED, John, P.O. Box 2171, San Antonio, TX 78297. (O) 210-250-3417, (F) 210-250-3405, (M) 210-573-7460, (E) jgoodspeed@express-news.net . Writer/photographer, San Antonio Express News. (Marianne Odom)
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Extractions: ARCHERY PHED 1101C ONE CREDIT HOUR INSTRUCTOR: Steve Janousek OFFICE: Gressette Gym, 2 nd Floor, Office 214B PHONE: EMAIL janousek@abac.edu OFFICE HOURS: Posted Per Semester PREREQUISITES: None. Learning support: none TEXT: None. Study guides are provided for reference. MATERIALS: Dress: Neatness, Seven Arrows Daily, flat-soled shoes COURSE DESCRIPTION: 1 hour. The purpose of this course is to give basic knowledge and skill of archery as a sport to the students for personal use. This course may be used by the participant to advance techniques and skills in recreational archery. It may also be used by students interested in the growing sport of bow hunting. OBJECTIVES: 1. to help students obtain knowledge and understanding of the sport Of archery 2. to help students develop the skills necessary to enjoy archery. 3. for students to acquire knowledge and understanding of the terminology and sound safety practices for the sport of archery. 4. for students to acquire an interest in the sport of archery so they may participate in competitive archery or bow hunting.
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