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The Scottish Archery U21 Pathway Academy is pleased to announce the creation of 360° Coach, a new low-cost and innovative technology solution for the analysis and improvement of sporting form, particularly that of archers. The solution allows a coach to guide archers in an in-person setting or to receive streamed or recorded footage and offer remote coaching.

“I am just going to focus on my shot process. It has got me this far and I am really comfortable with how it's going. I will just take it one arrow at a time.”

George Fyvie explains how Leith Community Archers was created to help people on the poverty line to access archery, ensuring no one is left out.

It's a once-in-a-lifetime experience for many small island athletes and a training ground for future superstars. These games teach teamwork and the art of winning for your island, before athletes take on the world!

"For the first time ever, we’re offering kids the chance to be front and centre alongside the team as they prepare for the Games, in a role that we know can be hugely exciting and inspiring."

"We’re excited to be heading to the World Championships with a great mix of experienced and younger athletes."

"We won gold back in Czech Republic but the one thing we'd never done was got World Champion, so we've ticked that box finally."

Archery GB promotes a culture where it is safe and acceptable for anyone to raise a complaint or concern.

How can you make sure the very youngest archers enjoy their first time at a range? We spoke to Archery GB’s Birmingham 2022 Legacy Co-ordinator and coach Jamila Bi and club records officer and archery parent Rebecca Bodkin, of The Audco Archers in Shropshire, to get some advice.

For those disabled archers wishing to seek a classification, AGB have been working in association with Ellie Page, one of our Para Classifiers, to improve the classification and screening process and provide an opportunity at this year's Disability Championships.

"This is a very experienced team competing at the World Championships, and we have no doubt they will face any challenge they meet head on." 

"I feel like I can shoot better in the wind, not all of the time, but most of the time they seemed to go where I wanted them to go."

"This weekend particularly there's been some really good matches, people have really upped their game."

"I'm very happy with how I performed as I claimed the medal I lost out on at the last World Championships in Poland."

"Judges are integral to UKRS and WRS shoots. Without the judges, these shoots simply would not go ahead."