Links
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Policy concerning external links
Organisations
Regional, national and international archery associations.
Yorkshire organisations
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YAA Coaching
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YAA Coaching, the coaching section of the Yorkshire Archery Association.
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Doncaster & District Archery Association
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An association of several South Yorkshire (and one East Yorkshire) clubs - Danum Archers, Arrowflight Archers, Dearne Valley Archery Club, Chantry Bowmen, Barnsley Archery Club, Greenman Archery Club, Harvester Archers and Cobra Archers.
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The Society of Archers
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One of the oldest organisations in archery, the Society holds the annual Antient Scorton Silver Arrow tournament.
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The Humber Sports Partnership
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A partnership of key agencies for sport across East Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire.
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North Yorkshire Sport
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The County Sports Partnership for North Yorkshire.
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South Yorkshire Sport
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The County Sports Partnership for South Yorkshire.
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West Yorkshire Sport
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The County Sports Partnership for West Yorkshire.
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The other YAA! A vital health service that is supported entirely by donations, and is a popular cause for fund raising among Yorkshire's archers.
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UK national organisations
Irish national organisations
International organisations
UK regions
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EMAS
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East Midlands Archery Society
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GWAS
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Grand Western Archery Society
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NCAS
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Northern Counties Archery Society
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NIAS
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Northern Ireland Archery Society
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SAA
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Scottish Archery Association
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SCAS
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Southern Counties Archery Society
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WAA
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Welsh Archery Association
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WMAS
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West Midlands Archery Society
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UK counties
These are the websites of county organisations that we've come across. If you know of any others, please email the
Webmaster.
Discussion
Some of the Web's busier archery discussion forums. Registration is free, but subject to rules of usage. Each board has its own distinct character, so you can soon find a favourite. Please note that there is no guarantee of the quality of information on these sites - anybody can post anything, so all advice must be treated with caution.
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Archery Interchange UK
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This discussion board is the UK's largest online archery community, covering all aspects of archery as practised in the UK.
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Sagittarius Archery Blackboard
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Hosted by the University of Twente in the Netherlands, though English is the language used. Especially good for recurve shooters.
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Archery Forum
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An Australian-based discussion board covering all aspects of archery.
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Archery Talk
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US-based discussion board - the world's largest. Particularly good for compound shooters and traditional archers.
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Archery Learning Center
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US-based discussion board which aims at building a comprehensive and reliable knowledge base about archery.
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Resources
Advice on equipment, tuning, form and other aspects of archery.
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The Archer's Reference
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Compiled from various sources by Murray Elliot for the Balbardie and Grange clubs, this is a popular "how to" guide for recurve shooters.
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Easton Archery
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The world's leading arrow manufacturer. The Easton Arrow Tuning and Maintenance Guide can be downloaded from here.
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Topics on bow mechanics and arrow flight
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The physics of archery examined in depth by engineer Joe Tapley.
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Archery Today
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News, discussion and general information about archery.
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Barebow
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A resource for barebow shooters.
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Tenzone
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A useful collection of archery resources.
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Texas State Archery Association
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A huge repository of resources from a notably successful organisation.
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Mayflower Archers tournament calendar
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Mayflower Archers of Billericay, Essex, maintain a calendar of archery tournaments in the UK. This is especially useful if you're looking for tournaments outside the county.
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Archery Organiser
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A resource for locating and publicising archery events and clubs in the UK.
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KSL International
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The web page of the USA's top coach, Ki Sik Lee. Lots of useful information about form and execution.
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Arrow misflight causes
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From Cranford Archery Club, this is a quick guide to the things that can send arrows where you didn't want them. Good for tracking down problems in your equipment or shooting style.
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