Learn from these "Masters of the Barebow" and decide what works best for you. More than 100 minutes of instruction and demonstration using everything from simple selfbows to state-of-the-art recurves. Gene Wensel, Roger Rothhaar, Ron LaClair, Rod Jenkins, Darryl Quidort, David Soza, Dean Torges, Trish Ferrera and Dale Karch demonstrate that there's more than one way to get our arrows to the target. Vol 1 SOLD OUT Has nine of traditional archery's top shooters and most accomplished hunters.
and Darryl Quidort have done it again! Nowhere else will you find such a variety of one-on-one shooting instruction from nine of traditional archery's top shooters and most accomplished hunters. Juniors need to shoot a minimum of 30 yards (imperial rounds) or 20 meters (metric rounds) to achieve a third class score.Denny Sturgis, Jr. Ladies need to shoot a minimum of 40 yards (imperial rounds) or 40 meters (metric rounds) to achieve a third class score. Gentlemen need to shoot a minimum of 50 yards (imperial rounds) or 50 meters (metric rounds) to achieve a third class score. You must re-qualify each year to maintain it. You can hold different classifications for different bow types, but you can only hold your classification for the calendar year in which you shot your qualifying scores.
Qualifying scores for Junior Master Bowman, Master Bowman and Grand Master Bowman must be must be achieved in a calendar year at UK Record Status tournaments, and a claim form plus supporting results sheets submitted to Membership Services by 31 December. Claims for Bowman, 1st, 2nd and 3rd Class are administered by Archery GB clubs. Once an archer gains a classification, a badge is awarded or sent to the archer and their title remains for one year after it was gained. The three qualifying scores must be achieved in a calendar year. These are the classifications with Grand Master Bowman being the highest level:
This is a score based scheme for seniors and juniors, shooting the rounds appropriate to their age. Classifications are important to all archers because they are the best indication of where you are in terms of scoring ability, and provide a benchmark for levels of improvement.
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