Adaptive Archeryat The Archers of Caledon

Adaptive Archery · The Archers of Caledon

Archery, set up so anyone can take part.

Adaptive archery changes the equipment and the setup, not the archer. At The Archers of Caledon, a coach fits a light bow and, if you need one, an adaptive rig, so you can draw, aim, and take part at your own pace.

What it is

Adapt the setup, not the archer

Adaptive archery makes accommodations to the equipment and the environment so that everyone can take part. Light bows, adaptive rigs, foot locators, and spotters do the adapting, so the archer does not have to.

At The Archers of Caledon, a coach works one-on-one with you. You set the pace, and the setup is built around how you take part.

27%

of Canadians 15 and over live with a disability (Statistics Canada, 2022).

1:1

Coaching built around each archer.

Who it is for

Everyone belongs on the line

Sessions are for ages 12 and up.

Blind or with low vision

An adaptive rig lets you aim by touch, and a spotter tells you where each arrow lands.

With a physical disability

Supported bows, seated setups, and stance aids, fitted to how you take part.

New to archery, or need a lighter bow

A very light bow and one-on-one coaching, starting from the very beginning. It suits beginners, and archers with a cognitive disability or limited strength.

What to expect

Your first session, start to finish

Get in touch

Contact The Archers of Caledon and mention adaptive archery. They’ll help you find a session. No equipment or experience needed.

Get fitted

A coach fits a light bow and, if you need one, an adaptive rig, to how you take part.

Take part

You draw, aim and release the arrow at your own pace, with a coach beside you the whole time.

Come back

Come back as often as you like. Your setup is written down so it’s ready next time, and you set your own goals.

More on what to expect

Good to know

Common questions

Do I need my own equipment?

No. The club and LevelBow provide the bow and any adaptive rig you need, fitted to you.

Do I need any experience?

No. Sessions are coached one-on-one and start from the very beginning.

How old do I need to be?

Sessions are for ages 12 and up.

Is the range accessible?

Yes. The Archers of Caledon has accessible parking, entrance, and washrooms.

How do I start?

Contact The Archers of Caledon using the details below and mention adaptive archery.

Get started

Come and take part

Contact The Archers of Caledon and mention adaptive archery. A real person will help you find a session.

Email

info@archersofcaledon.org

Phone

(905) 838-0761

Range

15595 Shaws Creek Rd., Terra Cotta, ON

Equipment and setup by LevelBow. The range has accessible parking, entrance, and washrooms.