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Next Beginner Orientation Session August , September & October sessions filled & closed
Please check the calendar , we CAN NOT take Pre-registration for "future" sessions (Orientation required to participate in Saturday group program sessions) (see calendar for dates & more info & fees
---------------------------------------------------------- Update: KAC September 4th Labor Day Picnic for all members, past and current students So far we have about 65 folks planning to attend! We should have plenty food with all the wonderful side dishes everyone has offered to bring! Plus Jim will be cookin' his famous baby back ribs, 72 chicken wings, 48 hot dogs and 48 hamburgers ! Bill Millican has really cleaned up and prepared the Field Archery Range, so even if you don't shoot it, take a walk through the woods and look at all he has done! Coach Chris has a lot of surprises in store tomorrow -contests, prizes, games and awards! Should be FUN!! You can check the running head count and side dishes at the be sure to hit save after completeing the poll ---------------------------------- Community Coach Course Announced Dates Held: Fri, Sat, Sun, October 8-10, 2010 Location:The course will be held at 3158 Shoal Creek Rd., Lavonia, GA 30553 (Approximately 15 miles from Clemson, SC and 45 miles from Anderson, SC near Lake Hartwell) google maplink Fee is $250, Deadline to register: Sept 15, with $50 check to Coach Jim White see link for details Prerequisite: To be eligible to attend a Community Coach Course, candidates must have been certified as a USAA or NFAA Intermediate Instructor or an NASP BAIT for at least one year. Interested persons who can document that they have been actively teaching or coaching for the past three years, and pass a comprehensive “Test In” exam, may attend. Why: Community Coaches are archery enthusiasts who are ready to make the transition from an instructor to the coaching level. This level certifies the individual as one who has put in the time and effort to raise their level of commitment to the sport and their students. If you are interested in taking your teaching skill to the next level, this course is for you. Becoming a Community Coach will help you learn the beginnings of working one on one with serious archers who want to compete at the higher levels of competition. As a coach, you will become more involved in developing archers who can compete in the national and international archery arena. You will also be better equipped to lead your local club in it’s development of archers and be a focal point for the development of new instructors. Questions or need more information, contact Jim White at 770-855-2467 or jwhite43@comcast.net . --------------------------------------
------------------------------------ You Tube:How to make a finger sling from a shoelace Note: Start by folding the lace in half and tying the loose ends of the lace in a knot. You will want to form a loop which is approximately 12"(+/-) end to end. The exact size of the loop will depend on the size of your hand, your particular equipment and personal preferences. The length of the loop can be adjusted by changing the position of the knot. ----------------------- Links:
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