Archery Camp Programs Archery Programs for Camps After school Archery program guidelines College Archery Programs. Archery Programs for Camps We can help you determine the archery equipment you need to purchase and advise on how to get your progam up and going.You can get certification for camp instructors by having someone attend a level 1 basic certification course. If 6 or more participants, instructor will come to your facility (add travel fee). General information (see images on equipment link) To purchase your own equipment: Equipment costs depend on what you select. Generally, about $1400-1700 for equipment for 10, plus add for target butts etc. Here are some estimates for a typical program.(Shipping $, tax $, not included) Per student unit : $140. $95 bow,$15 -3 arrows, $3 arrow-rest, $10 quiver, $2 finger-tab, arm guard-$7.00, $6 string Add: Target $150 -$230 each. (Plans for permanent outdoor targets also available. And permanent indoor) faces for targets: $3.25 each Bow square: $6.50 Bow Stringer:$12.00 nocking pliers: $6.50 to put a brass nock locator on the string-your level one certified coach will be able to set this up with bow square Bow Rack: Make yourself with pegs, pvc, sawhorses & 2 x 4's, or order. Target $180. 36" hips style NASP, are durable and easy to store, have self-stand feet. good indoors or out. Scouts use these $180.and ships ups. Also Morrell Targets at about $200 Kids prefer the larger ones ( and that's the 48" size they will shoot in outdoor competitions with a 48" target face.) requires Freight costs, but very durable. $220 for 49" x 7" American Whitetail. Will still need stand. Can make your own targets as well for permanent outdoor setting. Colored Target ring Faces $ 3.25 each for the 80cm (for NASP target size); or $6.75 each for the 122 cm face for the 48" target butt.Pins to hold them on-get roof nails! Bow rack- make these with PVC, or pegs/or hooks or pegs on the wall if indoors. Outdoors can also use notched 2x4's over a sawhorse bow stringer you can also make this permanent by using dowels on a door frame or the wall if you hold the sessions at the same location each time bow sqare helps place the position of the nock locator. (your level one certified coach will be able to set this up) Bows for basic wood take down style 62" recurve are about $90.each, usually one left hand for every 4 right handed bows, suggest 62" long. We use 15-16lb (never heavier for youth and are fine for adults) as beginner training bows, arrow rest - the rubber "stick-on" ones are durable about 2.75 each Arrows: We use a variety of sizes for arrows and have the nocks colored for the length/size size so students don't forget and will not accidently get too short of an arrow. We use aluminum jazz arrows, they are about $55 a dozen. the students get 3 each to shoot each round Quiver: choice of ground stake type(several students put their arrows into it) or tube on the hip ($8) of the student. also you can make ground quivers out of pvc pipe and plywood. Tabs protect the fingers from the string: $2 each for basic Be sure to have a counselor or leader that has proper certification. Start your program off safely with instructor training. The certification takes 8 to 12 hours (depending on the number of participants) and can be set up with as few as 6 participants. Schedules are posted on the calendar, and special sessions can be scheduled by contacting learnarchery@yahoo.com. Your instructor will learn how to set up and operate a safe short-term archery program, how to teach new archers, how to maintain your equipment, and learn common shooting errors and correction. A new component includes a "drills & skills" section, which aids in training new archers. This 8 to 12 hour basic NAA level 1 basic archery instructors class is designed for 4H, scouts, summer camps, youth organizations, JOAD, County/City ASAP (After School Archery Program) Recreation Department or other short-term program instructors and YMCA instructors. No prior experience is required. Certification is valid for three years; the minimum age for students requires that youth must be in the year of their 16th birthday or above, so this is good for youth leaders. This is also a good course to learn essentials to improve your archery skills. Fee per student: $85.00 includes a training materials fee. Certification classes are taught by a certified NAA archery instructor, and adhere to the safety guidelines of USA Archery Instructor Training, the official training courses of the National Archery Association (NAA). Lead Instructor Coach Jefflyne Potter National Archery Association (NAA) certified Community Coach: 2009 (Community Coach+Joint Certification between USA Archery and Archery Shooters Association: Includes completion of successful background check) Level 2 Intermediate Archery Instructor certification: 2004 Former President and Director of the Junior Olympic Archery Development Program for Kennesaw Archery Club (2004-2008) Develops and facilitates youth summer camp programs Girl Scout Archery Camp Camellia Rose Instructor, range set-up and equipment manager 2005 through 2010 Level 1 Certification Instructor for counselors of various camps, schools and group instructors in the Ga area to run their own programs Instructed hundreds of students, training adults and youth in school, corporate or group settings, and in private lessons Holds GA State Women's Masters Champion 2003 & 2004 title 2009/2010 Archery Coach for Georgia Tech "Yellow Jackets" Archery Team Coordinated the launch of their new archery club and Coached the team to regional and collegiant competitive shooting, medal status. Coached JOAD, adult competitive students to state and regional championship medal status. Resource for Archery Instruction in Popular Mechanics Book released Dec 2009 Instructor Membership Affiliations: National Archery Association(NAA); National Alliance for the Development of Archery (NADA), Georgia Archery Association (GAA) Kennesaw Archery (KAC) Wildlife Action Inc., Girl Scouts of America. If you have more questions, please contact Coach Jefflyne Potter learnArchery@yahoo.com 404-457-6766 If you have more questions, please contact learnArchery@yahoo.com |
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Archery Camp Programs Archery Programs for Camps After school Archery program guidelines College Archery Programs. Archery Programs for Camps We can help you determine the archery equipment you need to purchase and advise on how to get your progam up and going.You can get certification for camp instructors by having someone attend a level 1 basic certification course. If 6 or more participants, instructor will come to your facility (add travel fee). General information (see images on equipment link) To purchase your own equipment: Equipment costs depend on what you select. Generally, about $1400-1700 for equipment for 10, plus add for target butts etc. Here are some estimates for a typical program.(Shipping $, tax $, not included) Per student unit : $140. $95 bow,$15 -3 arrows, $3 arrow-rest, $10 quiver, $2 finger-tab, arm guard-$7.00, $6 string Add: Target $150 -$230 each. (Plans for permanent outdoor targets also available. And permanent indoor) faces for targets: $3.25 each Bow square: $6.50 Bow Stringer:$12.00 nocking pliers: $6.50 to put a brass nock locator on the string-your level one certified coach will be able to set this up with bow square Bow Rack: Make yourself with pegs, pvc, sawhorses & 2 x 4's, or order. Target $180. 36" hips style NASP, are durable and easy to store, have self-stand feet. good indoors or out. Scouts use these $180.and ships ups. Also Morrell Targets at about $200 Kids prefer the larger ones ( and that's the 48" size they will shoot in outdoor competitions with a 48" target face.) requires Freight costs, but very durable. $220 for 49" x 7" American Whitetail. Will still need stand. Can make your own targets as well for permanent outdoor setting. Colored Target ring Faces $ 3.25 each for the 80cm (for NASP target size); or $6.75 each for the 122 cm face for the 48" target butt.Pins to hold them on-get roof nails! Bow rack- make these with PVC, or pegs/or hooks or pegs on the wall if indoors. Outdoors can also use notched 2x4's over a sawhorse bow stringer you can also make this permanent by using dowels on a door frame or the wall if you hold the sessions at the same location each time bow sqare helps place the position of the nock locator. (your level one certified coach will be able to set this up) Bows for basic wood take down style 62" recurve are about $90.each, usually one left hand for every 4 right handed bows, suggest 62" long. We use 15-16lb (never heavier for youth and are fine for adults) as beginner training bows, arrow rest - the rubber "stick-on" ones are durable about 2.75 each Arrows: We use a variety of sizes for arrows and have the nocks colored for the length/size size so students don't forget and will not accidently get too short of an arrow. We use aluminum jazz arrows, they are about $55 a dozen. the students get 3 each to shoot each round Quiver: choice of ground stake type(several students put their arrows into it) or tube on the hip ($8) of the student. also you can make ground quivers out of pvc pipe and plywood. Tabs protect the fingers from the string: $2 each for basic Be sure to have a counselor or leader that has proper certification. Start your program off safely with instructor training. The certification takes 8 to 12 hours (depending on the number of participants) and can be set up with as few as 6 participants. Schedules are posted on the calendar, and special sessions can be scheduled by contacting learnarchery@yahoo.com. Your instructor will learn how to set up and operate a safe short-term archery program, how to teach new archers, how to maintain your equipment, and learn common shooting errors and correction. A new component includes a "drills & skills" section, which aids in training new archers. This 8 to 12 hour basic NAA level 1 basic archery instructors class is designed for 4H, scouts, summer camps, youth organizations, JOAD, County/City ASAP (After School Archery Program) Recreation Department or other short-term program instructors and YMCA instructors. No prior experience is required. Certification is valid for three years; the minimum age for students requires that youth must be in the year of their 16th birthday or above, so this is good for youth leaders. This is also a good course to learn essentials to improve your archery skills. Fee per student: $85.00 includes a training materials fee. Certification classes are taught by a certified NAA archery instructor, and adhere to the safety guidelines of USA Archery Instructor Training, the official training courses of the National Archery Association (NAA). Lead Instructor Coach Jefflyne Potter National Archery Association (NAA) certified Community Coach: 2009 (Community Coach+Joint Certification between USA Archery and Archery Shooters Association: Includes completion of successful background check) Level 2 Intermediate Archery Instructor certification: 2004 Former President and Director of the Junior Olympic Archery Development Program for Kennesaw Archery Club (2004-2008) Develops and facilitates youth summer camp programs Girl Scout Archery Camp Camellia Rose Instructor, range set-up and equipment manager 2005 through 2010 Level 1 Certification Instructor for counselors of various camps, schools and group instructors in the Ga area to run their own programs Instructed hundreds of students, training adults and youth in school, corporate or group settings, and in private lessons Holds GA State Women's Masters Champion 2003 & 2004 title 2009/2010 Archery Coach for Georgia Tech "Yellow Jackets" Archery Team Coordinated the launch of their new archery club and Coached the team to regional and collegiant competitive shooting, medal status. Coached JOAD, adult competitive students to state and regional championship medal status. Resource for Archery Instruction in Popular Mechanics Book released Dec 2009 Instructor Membership Affiliations: National Archery Association(NAA); National Alliance for the Development of Archery (NADA), Georgia Archery Association (GAA) Kennesaw Archery (KAC) Wildlife Action Inc., Girl Scouts of America. If you have more questions, please contact Coach Jefflyne Potter learnArchery@yahoo.com 404-457-6766 If you have more questions, please contact learnArchery@yahoo.com |
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