Leo T. reviewed on + 1775 more book reviews
A slim, but complete book, to my eye (we were required to take PE in Jr. College through age 18 or 19, and I enjoyed a semester of archery in 1965).
Aided by a few drawings, explanations are offered for beginners as well as safety considerations. The description of targets seems helpful enough if one has to make her/his own target.
There are a few archery games offered up, excerpts from the rules of international archery, glossary, and a listing of adult archery clubs.
No copies posted or wished for, so I will post for a day or so and then take this copy to the 'free' book truck at the branch library for someone to take up.
Aided by a few drawings, explanations are offered for beginners as well as safety considerations. The description of targets seems helpful enough if one has to make her/his own target.
There are a few archery games offered up, excerpts from the rules of international archery, glossary, and a listing of adult archery clubs.
No copies posted or wished for, so I will post for a day or so and then take this copy to the 'free' book truck at the branch library for someone to take up.
