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Discover Latest #Archery News, Articles and Videos with Contenting
Archery is one of the oldest sports in the world, and it is still popular today. There are many different types of archery, including target archery, 3D archery, traditional archery, field archery, and bowhunting. If you are interested in learning more about archery or improving your skills, there are plenty of resources available online. From archery news and articles to helpful videos and tutorials, here are some of the best sources for archery information. • Archery 360 – Archery 360 is a website devoted to providing archers with the latest news and information about the sport. It publishes articles, videos, and tutorials from the world’s best archers. You can also find information about archery competitions, equipment reviews, and more. • Archery Talk – Archery Talk is a forum for archers of all levels. You can find advice, tips, and discussions about archery equipment and techniques. You can also join discussions about hunting, bowfishing, and more. • Archery Focus – Archery Focus is an online magazine that publishes articles and videos about archery. It covers topics such as equipment, shooting techniques, hunting, and more. • National
World archery championship in 2024 awarded to Lac La Biche, Alta.
Lac La Biche, Alta., has been chosen to host the 2024 world archery field championship by the world's governing body of the sport. The town northeast of Edmonton was the site of the world archery 3D championship, which is targets shaped like animals, in 2019. The 2024 championship includes three bow disciplines of compound, recurve and barebow on a target course in forest and grasslands. The finals will take place at a golf course. Dustin Watson of Lakefield, Ont., won gold in the under-21 men's
What to watch at Olympics today: Djokovic vs. Alcaraz and Noah Lyles’ moment in 100m - The Athletic
While Sunday’s schedule at the Paris Games isn’t quite as stacked as Saturday’s — when 31 gold medals were handed out in 24 hours — it still packs plenty of potential. It’s also the day we say goodbye to two key sports: swimming and tennis. Both will go out with fireworks. Elsewhere, American Noah Lyles headlines the men’s 100-meter field and men’s golf crowns a gold medalist. There are also medal events in archery, artistic gymnastics, badminton, boxing, cycling, equestrian, fencing, shooting and table tennis. Let’s dive in. Time: Tennis...