ITAA Official Archery Parents Blog!
This blog has been adopted by the Illinois Target Archery Association (ITAA) to serve as a help to parents of youths participating in archery. To find a subject, just click on the term in the word cloud (below) and if you don’t find the answer to your question, send an email to ruis.steve@gmail.com and he will provide a response in short order.
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The host is Steve Ruis, former Secretary of the ITAA.
Send your questions to: ruis.steve@gmail.com.
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Category Archives: Practice/Training
Archery Misconceptions/Myths
Archers believe a lot of things that are just not true and they will convince you of these things with you if you aren’t careful. We can’t possibly go into all of them but we can look at a few. … Continue reading
Posted in Archery Equipment, Practice/Training
Tagged equipment upgrades, Misconceptions, practice
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How Much Should Your Child Practice?
This is not an easy question. There is a spectrum that stretches from “too little” all the way to “too much,” with the problem being it is very hard to describe what these phrases mean. If your child attends an … Continue reading
Are Your Kids Suffering from the Instant Gratification Cycle?
One of my colleagues dropped a student he was working with because in between coaching sessions, his student would either solicit or accept coaching direction from other archers and when they got back together he had done none of what … Continue reading
Posted in Practice/Training
Tagged equipment upgrades, making progress, practice, working with a coach
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A Blog for Archery Parents 