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The ideal present - an Archery Gift Voucher. |
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Why not buy an Archery Activity Experience Gift Voucher for that special person in your life? This experience lasts for approx 1 hour and you will be taught how to hit the target safely by former International Level Archers - we provide all the necessary equipment and the experience can be held at any of our central Scotland locations on a mutually convenient date. We will encourage competition and fun throughout the session. We have found that the more that come along the more fun you will have. Gift Vouchers can be purchased for as little as £27.50 per head for a group of 4. Go to our online shop and purchase the Activity Experience you require giving us details of the Gift Voucher recipient and where it should be sent - we will do the rest.
You can also purchase a Gift Voucher for an Archery Beginners course - details of the courses we are running can be found on our website. For as little as £75 your voucher will entitle the recipient to attend a 3 week beginners course - this will take them to a standard where they can apply for membership of an archery club. Email us the name of the recipient and the address and we will do the rest.
MRM Archery has not increased its prices for 3 years but regrettably we have been forced into implementing a slight increase in our costs - please go to our online shop for full details.
If your special person is already an archer why not purchase a Gift Voucher for one of our Coaching Days for Archers. These sessions are normally held at our Scottish Adventure Centre venue and last for 3 hours - the cost is only £35 per person. The numbers attending are kept low so that we have a high Coach to Archer ratio. Any level of archer is welcome shooting any type of bow. Email us if you want to purchase a Gift Voucher for a Coaching Day and we will do the rest.
A Gift Voucher from MRM Archery - Present solved! |
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The Directors of MRM Archery are proud to announce a partnership with the owners of Briarlands Farm just a few miles from Stirling. Briarlands Farm is a working farm, fruit farm and also offers a wide range of activities for the whole family - it also has a great coffee shop selling home baking and local produce. This latest addition to our range of venues gives our customers another easy to reach location in Central Scotland.
Director of MRM, Michael said " We are delighted to be working in partnership with Briarlands Farm near Stirling. Briarlands offers a range of family fun activities and we see archery as a great addition to the other activities already on offer. We will be running a beginners course at the farm in February 2013 and I'm sure that our customers and their families will find this new venue easy to access. The on-site coffee shop will be of great benefit and I'm sure our customers will enjoy the home baking on offer."
For more information on Briarlands Farm go to their website www.briarlandsfarm.co.uk |
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David had always fancied trying archery so when his birthday came along this year his wife had just the present in mind. She bought David a Taster session with MRM Archery. David's wife decided to accompany him to enjoy the day too.
David took to archery like a duck to water and was soon hitting the target regularly around the middle. After about only half an hour David shot 6 arrows with only one arrow out of the middle so scoring 59 points out of a possible 60 points - six arrows shot almost perfectly.
David was delighted with his excellent shooting and is keen to try archery again.
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Korean Archers complete a hat trick. |
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Korean Archers completed a hat trick of medals at the Olympic Games at Lords Cricket ground last week. Ki Bo Bae won the Gold Medal in the Ladies individual event. Her compatriot Oh Jin Hyek took the Men's individual Gold medal with the Korean Ladies taking the Gold medal in the Ladies Team event. The Gents Team was won by the Italians.
The Team GB Archers put up a great performance: one put out the world number one lady and 2 of the team only went out on a 1 arrow shoot off. Well done Team GB.
The coverage of the archery event was excellent and the BBC are to be congratulated on the fantastic exposure they gave to our sport.
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Two New World Records on 1st day of Archery |
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On the first day of archery competition the Republic of Korea has claimed the first world records of London 2012 with a stunning display in the men's Archery ranking round.
Im Dong-hyun (who is legally blind in one eye) broke his own 72-arrow mark of 696 by three points (possible score is 720) and was also part of a record in the Team shoot.
Alongside Kim Bubmin and Oh Jin-hyek he helped register a Team 216-arrow total of 2,087 - smashing the world record by 18 points.
The day's shooting got under way in perfect conditions, with the Korean trio setting the standard from the off. They took the three top seedings: the top five was rounded out by Great Britain's Larry Godfrey, who recorded a personal best of 680.
Just a few hours after the South Koreans dominated men's qualifying by setting two new world records, their women secured a 1-2 finish on an afternoon of tight competition. It was so tight, that the top three all scored 671 points from 72 arrows.
For up to the minute information and results go to www.archerygb.org/news http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/archery and http://www.london2012.com/archery
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