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Introduction to ArcheryArchery Summer Camp is designed to introduce students to the sport of archery. This camp follows the National Archery in Schools Program (NASP) as its delivery model. The Archery Summer Camp is a five-day course (M-F) from 9:00 AM-12:00 PM totaling 15 hours of instruction in range operation and usage, equipment, training, safety, and competition. Archery’s safety record is better than that of every ball sport taught in schools except table tennis. The set up and operation of a safe archery range is supervised by a NASP® “Basic Archery Instructor.” Target archery is widely accepted as a safe, wholesome, and noncontroversial discipline. Founders designed the program so young people everywhere, whether urban or rural, could learn archery skills and decide on their own how and where to apply those skills. The equipment used in this camp is universal. Every archer uses the same bows (Genesis) and the same arrows with no add on. This is to ensure the strength in the shot comes from the discipline and skill of the student and not the equipment. Equipment provided. Students should bring water bottles and apply sunscreen if needed as this camp is outdoors. Open to students entering grades 6 - 8; There is no bus transport for this camp. No before or after care is available for this camp.

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