Archery Lessons and Range Time for Two or Four at Boss Archery (56% Off)
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Archers teach rookie bow slingers to launch arrows with precision & power during 30-minute lessons that include 60 minutes of range time
Archery is an ancient form of hunting originating in the Paleolithic Period, created for its long-distance-shooting capability and its ability to puncture delicious cars’ hide. Take aim with today’s Groupon to Boss Archery in Concord. Choose between the following options:
- For $35, you get an archery lesson and one hour of range time for two (a $79.95 value).
- For $70, you get an archery lesson and one hour of range time for four (a $159.90 value).<p>
In the archery industry since the 1980’s with two national champions under their coaching belts, Clyde and Jean Hartsell of Boss Archery teach rookie bow slingers to launch arrows with precision and power during 30-minute archery lessons. Students propel arrows from rental bows while learning proper form and techniques to make inanimate targets feel pain. Groups of two or four can collectively strengthen their ability to hunt for circular targets with group lessons, or a single archer-in-training may redeem multiple lessons. Afterward the introduction, archers descend upon the facility’s 18 indoor lanes for an hour of target practice, working to nail the disk-like targets’ bull’s-eyes in preparation for hunting frisbees.
Archers teach rookie bow slingers to launch arrows with precision & power during 30-minute lessons that include 60 minutes of range time
Archery is an ancient form of hunting originating in the Paleolithic Period, created for its long-distance-shooting capability and its ability to puncture delicious cars’ hide. Take aim with today’s Groupon to Boss Archery in Concord. Choose between the following options:
- For $35, you get an archery lesson and one hour of range time for two (a $79.95 value).
- For $70, you get an archery lesson and one hour of range time for four (a $159.90 value).<p>
In the archery industry since the 1980’s with two national champions under their coaching belts, Clyde and Jean Hartsell of Boss Archery teach rookie bow slingers to launch arrows with precision and power during 30-minute archery lessons. Students propel arrows from rental bows while learning proper form and techniques to make inanimate targets feel pain. Groups of two or four can collectively strengthen their ability to hunt for circular targets with group lessons, or a single archer-in-training may redeem multiple lessons. Afterward the introduction, archers descend upon the facility’s 18 indoor lanes for an hour of target practice, working to nail the disk-like targets’ bull’s-eyes in preparation for hunting frisbees.
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Bow hunting since 1970, Clyde Hartsell knew his passion lay in the sport and what the great outdoors had to offer. While working as an executive at McDonald's, Clyde entered tournament after tournament, honing his skills and surrounding himself with other bowmen at the Tomo-Chi-Chi archery club who shared his enthusiasm for the ancient hunting tools. During training and tournaments, however, Clyde quickly realized the sights and scopes available to him were not up to snuff, lacking the precision a professional archer requires.
After Clyde met his wife, Jean, the two teamed up to start their own archery business and immediately began crafting McKenzie 3-D shooting cards. Now the duo helps equip other bowmen through a retail shop that supplies sights, arrows, rests, and bows. The two also welcome archers to their 18-lane indoor range to practice in a professional environment.