USA Archery Magazine is published by USA Archery, National Governing Body for the Sport of Archery.

FROM THE PRESIDENT'S DESK

These are exciting times for archery. Congratulations to all of our archers competing at home and abroad this summer!

The 2007 World Championships are over and the Pan American Games 9at least the Archery part) are about to begin. The International Olympic Committee has just announced the formation of a Youth Olympics to be conducted in even-numbered years alternating with the quadrennial Olympic Games. This presents new challenges and opportunities for our young people and their coaches.

At this writing, I am preparing to go to the 2008 National Target Championship in Colorado Springs, and am looking forward to seeing many of you there, renewing old friendships and meeting new friends as well.

Yours for the love of archery,
Jane Johnson, Interim President

Download USA Archery Magazine, Summer 2007

PDF format, 4.7MB, 40Pages.

FEATURES
6 ARCHER SPOTLIGHT—on Allison & Brittany Lorenti
20 THE 2007 FITA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS—Three Medals and Two New World Records!

DEPARTMENTS
4 STRAIGHT SHOTS FROM THE PRESIDENT’S DESK
5 FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR—
11 GETTING UNSTUCK—On the Shooting Line #16 (part 2) by J.P. O’Conner
12 USA ARCHERY NEWS—Results from the National Field Championships, U.S. Compound Women set Two New World Records at the WCs, After School Archery, a report on the recent JOAD camp, and more!
22 COACHES CORNER—The BEST Method and USA Archery’s Coaching Philosophy
24 THE JOAD PAGES—Results from JOAD Nationals, New JOAD Olympians and an Update of JOAD Facilitation
34 CALENDAR OF EVENTS

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The vision of USA Archery is to foster the sport of archery as a national pastime from which we can develop interest and abilities at all age levels to include international sports superiority in archery programs and athlete performance.

The mission of USA Archery is to develop and promote the sport of archery with the ultimate goal of producing Olympic, Pan American and World Archery Champions.

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