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Archive for the 'Archery' Category

Shoot Out The Candle Light

Wednesday, March 26th, 2008

From Outdoorlife.com: Byron Ferguson shoots the flame out on a candle.

Archery Explained

Monday, February 4th, 2008

Vision And Sports

- Check out what role vision plays in this sport!

Archery was not a sports event in the first ancient Olympic Games in Greece. However, the games were held for over 1,000 years, so it’s entirely possible that at some time archery was an Olympic sport in the past.

Archery for men was an event for the first time in the modern Olympics in 1900. The first archery event for women was in 1904. However, there was no uniformity in the rules in those early Olympics and archery was dropped as an event after 1920. The international governing body for archery, the Federation Internationale de Tira l’Arc (FITA), was founded in 1931. It took many years before all countries accepted the new international rules for competition, but archery was able to return as an Olympic sport to the 1972 Munich Games. In 1988, team competitions were held in addition to the individual events. (more…)

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