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Overview of the Sport of Archery
The Compound Bow in Archery
The Recurve & Longbow in Archery
Using Aluminum & Carbon Arrows
Using Sights & Scopes for Your Bow
Using Arrow Release Mechanisms for Shooting
Using Finger Tabs, Gloves & Silencers on Your Bow
Using a Stabilizer on Your Bow to Increase Accuracy
Using an Arm Guard & Arrow Quiver in Archery
Arrow Rests in Archery
Using Binoculars for Archery Target Shooting
Various Strings to Use on Your Bow
Using String Wax on Your Bow String
Using a Bow Press to Repair a Bow
Keeping a Tool Box for Your Archery Tools & Supplies
Using Hot Melt to Repair Your Bow & Arrows
Helpful Miscellaneous Archery Tools
Using Various Targets for Archery Target Practice
Using an Arrow Cut Off Saw
Overview of Archery Targets
How to Dress for Archery Target Practice
Summary: An expert archer gives an overview of the sport of archery, with tips on what ages are appropriate for shooting a bow and arrow, in this free archery lesson on video.
Harold Hall is the President of the Fort Lauderdale Archers, Board of Directors. Mr. Hall has been in archery for over 45 years and is a certified NFAA instructor and has numerous...read more
The first known bow and arrow were fashioned around the 10th Century B.C. in Germany. The arrow shafts were crafted out of wood and held flint arrowheads at the tips. Similarly the bows were created from wood and were curved more than later bows such as the English long bow. Bow and arrows were used to hunt large game as well as small game such as birds, with various tips for different animals. Native American Indians used woven targets to practice their archery skill for bow hunting. Today there are many bow designs that are carefully engineered out of a variety of materials to decrease weight, improve balance, and increase accuracy. An archer must be aware of the different facets of the bow and archery equipment that can be used to enhance or repair that bow or arrow. A plethora of archery supplies and equipment exists such as sights and scopes, and various types of string for the bow. If you would like to learn about archery equipment and the importance of archery supplies, then learn from one of our experts for free online.
In this free online video series, learn about archery equipment and supplies from an expert archer. Learn about using compound versus recurve bows, using aluminum versus carbon arrows, using sights and scopes on your bow, using bow stabilizers, arrow rests, and arrow cut off saws.
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"We are going to talk a little bit about archery. Archery has been around for back in the middle ages it started, it was a means of survival for our ancestors. It is now developed into a sport that is very comparable for anybody no matter what the age. From the ages of 6 on up to 90. It doesn't matter whether you are handicap in a wheelchair, if you are missing a limb, you could be death, you could be blind, no matter what it is a sport that is very versatile. It could go on you like I say between the ages of 6 on to up whatever you wish to stop. It is a very safe sport. It can it is a sport within the last hundred years or so has never and I repeat never had a accident. That is not something that you could say in so many other sports."
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