Rules) ungancious motor noises from adjacent ranges can break concentration and spoil archers performance; Archers shooting on adjacent but separate ranges must consider that every shouted conversation must be heard clearly and understood by both ranges. When leaving or entering the field of play, archers must wait until no archer is about to loose an arrow before stepping onto the field to recover theirs or to change targets from the target bosses. Be aware of any other archers who may be shooting on ranges adjacent to the one you are. Keep your comments about other peoples shooting to yourself, unless you have been asked to give advice.
Do not give advice on the shooting line without being asked, and then only offer constructive rather than critical advice.
Warrington Archery Club is a group of passionate and dedicated archers who are committed to promoting and growing the sport of archery in Warrington, New Zealand. They welcome people of all ages and backgrounds, providing a friendly and inclusive environment for both beginners and experienced archers alike.
With a strong emphasis on coaching and skill development, the club aims to help archers achieve their desired level of proficiency. Their experienced coaches are available to guide and support members on their archery journey, from mastering the basics to refining their technique.
The club has a wide range of equipment available for use, including classic recurve bows, powerful compounds, and traditional longbows. There is even a member who crafts his own bows, showcasing the diverse interests and skills within the club.
In addition to regular practise sessions, the club also organises social events and technical discussions where archers can connect with each other and share their knowledge and experiences. These gatherings provide a platform for members to learn from each other and engage in lively debates, covering topics that span beyond the world of archery.
Warrington Archery Club takes pride in their adherence to archery etiquette, which is aimed at creating a pleasant and respectful atmosphere during practises and tournaments. They value courtesy, good manners, and maintaining a peaceful and focused environment for all archers.
If you are interested in joining the club or simply observing their shooting sessions, you are encouraged to visit the Sports Club on Saturday or Sunday mornings from 10 am to 12 pm. This is a fantastic opportunity to witness the beauty of archery and experience the tranquilly of shooting surrounded by majestic oak, beech, and ash trees.
Warrington Archery Club operates on an open and democratic structure, where all members are welcomed and encouraged to participate in club meetings and contribute to its day-to-day affairs. The club's chairman, secretary, and treasurer are responsible for handling administrative tasks and regularly reporting to the members.
Join Warrington Archery Club today, and embark on a fulfilling and enjoyable journey in the sport of archery. Whether you are a complete novice or an experienced archer, you will find a supportive and friendly community that shares your passion for this ancient sport.
