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TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES AROUND THE STATE OF TEXAS (mainly) FOR COACHES, ARCHERS, AND PARENTS OF ARCHERS
Past Ops
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Certification course name: Level 1 Basic Instructor

Course instructor: Alex Meyer,
USA Archery Level 4 Regional High Performance Coach, USA Archery International Training Staff (ITS), USA Archery Junior Dream Team (JDT) Coach, University of Texas at Austin Archery Training Coach, Head Coach at Archery Training Center, Inc.

Start date: April 28, 2012 9:00 am

End date: April 29, 2012 1:00 pm

Course location: 10203 Old Manchaca Road, Austin, TX 78748

Registration: By mail or by phone

Deadline:
Mailed entries: Postmarked no later than April 13, 2012.
Registrations by phone using credit cards: April 19.

Fee: $100/person by check payable to Archery Training Center, Inc. or by credit card (+2.75% fee).
Course fee includes materials.

Contact: Racae Meyer : racae@racae.com

Phone: 512 436 8813

Mail registration to:
Archery Training Center, Inc.
4201 Monterey Oaks Blvd.
#101
Austin, TX 78749

Duration: 8 hours, held on two days.

Capacity: The maximum number of students is 20.

Agenda (may vary depending on participants' knowledge and experience)
Saturday, April 28
  9:00       Introduction and Course Requirements
                Participants fill out Data Sheets
                Course materials passed out to participants
  9:15       Safety/Orientation Class (Activity/Demo) - 45 min.
10:00       Archery Range Setup (Lecture/Demo) - 30 min.
10:30       The Steps of Shooting (Lecture/Demo) - 30 min.
11:00       Teaching Techniques (Lecture/Demo) - 30 in.
11:30      10-minute break

11:40       Skills Development Activity - 30 min.
12:10       Class Plans and Activities (Lecture/Activity) - 40 min.
12:50       Review, questions, discussion
  1:00       End of day

Sunday, April 29

9:00         Equipment (Lecture/Demo) - 60 min.
10:00       Group Instruction Activity/Discussion - 90 min.
11:30      10-minute break

11:40       Closed Book Final Examination - 60 min.
12:40       Course Evaluation Forms Completion
12:50       Award of Certification Cards
1:00         End of course.

 


 

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Our ultimate goal/game plan is to help market the sport of archery, by acting as an agent to aid coaches and athletes.

For athletes:
Lorinda Cohen & Tara Robey feel a need to positively promote the sport. They want to market the sport more the the entertainment world. In return, the entertainment industry will hopefully use our resources for help. We plan to act somewhat like a sport's agent to our U.S. Athletes. We want to provide athletes with an avenue for income, publicity, and enhance future opportunities.

For coaches:
In the same manner, we will help market all coaches by promoting them to the archery community.  Our goals on the local level is to create programs and development for youth? We advocate the BEST Method by getting involved with the Olympic Archery in Schools and surrounding B.E.S.T. youth programs.


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