Artemis Archery

Archery, an ancient practice that transcends borders and eras, is more than a sport or a tool of war—it is a discipline that connects us to our past while teaching profound lessons about focus, balance, and the relationship between action and intention. As we look to the future, the question…

When Holless Wilbur Allen patented the compound bow in 1969, he revolutionized archery forever. With its ingenious use of cams and pulleys, the compound bow introduced the concept of let-off—a reduction in the force required to hold the bowstring at full draw—making archery more accessible and efficient. But like any groundbreaking…

As the snow settles and the Christmas lights twinkle, we hope this list of archery-themed marvels has brought a hearty chuckle to your day. From glow-in-the-dark arrows to Sasquatch targets, hoverboards, and Viking longships, it’s safe to say that we’ve ventured boldly into the absurd, with a quiver full of…

Archery, with its deep historical roots and global cultural significance, has always been more than just a sport—it’s a blend of artistry, precision, and personal discipline. In recent years, it has emerged as a powerful symbol of inclusivity, embracing LGBTQ+ individuals who find in it a unique space for self-expression…

Archery has been a defining feature of European history, serving as a tool for hunting, warfare, and later, recreation. The bows used across the continent reflect the diversity of its cultures, resources, and military needs. From the simplicity of the longbow to the sophisticated design of the recurve, the choice…

When you’re learning archery, it’s easy to think there’s one “right” way to do everything. Many coaches teach specific systems, like the National Training System or the Korean style, and they often insist you stick to just one. While these systems can be helpful, here’s a little secret: you don’t…

Archery in Sweden has a rich history, deeply rooted in survival, culture, and craftsmanship. From the hunters of the Mesolithic period to the soldiers of the medieval era, the bow and arrow have been tools of necessity, symbols of skill, and instruments of survival. While the bow and arrow often…

Let’s get one thing straight—starting with a low-poundage bow isn’t “wimpy.” It’s wise. Archery is as much about finesse as it is about strength, and starting with a manageable draw weight is like learning to walk before you run. Beginners should focus on technique, not wrestling with a bow that…

Archery, often seen through the lens of war and hunting, has long been an arena where women demonstrated exceptional skill, resilience, and resourcefulness. From ancient myths to modern competitions, female archers have left an indelible mark on history, challenging gender norms and inspiring future generations. Archery in Mythology and Ancient…

Archery has been a cornerstone of Native American culture for thousands of years, deeply intertwined with survival, spirituality, and artistry. The bow and arrow, an iconic symbol of Native American ingenuity, was not merely a weapon but a tool that shaped the history and traditions of numerous tribes across the…