Archer Issue 516 - Archery New Zealand

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Issue 516 - May/June 2013
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your mental game for indoors
zombies and archery
what are those stabilisers for anyway?
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From the Editor
It’s been one of those times when everything seems to despite the good weather and horrible weather, archers have
start crushing down around you. dragged themselves out of bed and pushed on through, enjoying
themselves and the company of other archers even with the cold.
work is busy, archery life is busy, life itself is busy and your parents
This issue we’ve got updates from quaky christchurch, sunny
want you to have dinner with them. you don’t have time to shoot
Mountain Green, the up and down weather of Tauranga and
in the new range you spent two weekends putting up in your
windy wellington. we’ve got your coverage of the shanghai world
garage, and every kid you know hasn’t come to the range in weeks
cup and antalya world cup, as well as tips on how to practise
because they’ve been studying for exams. and then you hold an
safely at home, and how to bring your a-Game to the indoor
event and it rains so hard you have to cancel.
nationals in a few months.
well, the good news is that times like this pass. it’s like the rush for
we get our experts to answer your questions about stabilisers and
the magazine. suddenly articles and pictures come flying at you
give you tips about your stance, as well as delving into the rich
en masse, and you have to sit down and spend two weeks sorting
history and mythology of Greece in order to resolve an argument
them out and placing them on the page so that they make sense.
between friends.
Then, when it’s finished, you send if off to the printer, and it comes
back a few days later in paper form so you can madly pack it up The nice thing about all this is i know that next week it’ll be
and send it out. Then you can take a breather! Maybe get some calm and quiet... and then build up again! Time for more
archery in… shooting.
i’m not the only one who’s been busy. clubs around the country happy reading,
have been putting on tournaments, giving their shooters a chance
to claim some pins (congratulations stephen florence on getting Caro
your purple star!) and some qualification scores (see page 14).
Do you know who the
famous Greek archers were?
apollo twelve axes may marry
her. none of the suitors
The god of the sun in Greek mythology (as well as many other
can string it except for
things). he was the Greek god of archery. at 4 days old he begged
odysseus, who also shoots
hephaestus for a bow and arrows to protect his mother and slew
the arrow and wins the
a dragon. he helped paris slay achilles with an arrow. his symbol
contest, and then he
was the bow and arrow.
slaughters all the suitors
artemis and is re-united with his
wife.
The goddess of the hunt and protector of young women and
children. she was the twin sister of apollo. she had a golden bow orion
and arrows.
he was a giant huntsman in Greek mythology who was the
atalanta hunting companion of artemis. orion was killed and was raised to
the stars with his dog sirius, hence the two constellations (orion
she was a princess of arcadia who was abandoned at birth, saved
and sirius).
by artemis and raised by hunters. she was very good at archery.
paris
eros
The son of priam, King of Troy. he eloped with helen of sparta,
The god of love (desire). he is always portrayed with a bow and
starting the Trojan war. homer’s iliad portrays him as cowardly,
arrows which in popular culture, he shot at people to make them
including his preference for the bow and arrow (he does not
fall in love.
follow the “code of honour” that other heroes in the iliad do). paris
heracles (hercules) shoots achilles in the ankle, causing his death.
The greatest of all the Greek heroes. he had a powerful bow philoctetes
that only he could draw back, and a set of arrows that he had
he was a hero of Thessaly. when heracles died, he was given
poisoned with the blood of the hydra that he killed. one of his
heracles’ bow and arrows. philoctetes missed most of the Trojan
twelve tasks was to kill the stymphalian birds (man-eating birds
war due to a snake bite, but a prophecy said the Greeks would not
with metallic feathers) and he shot them all out of the sky with his
win unless they had the bow of heracles. The Greeks fetched him
arrows.
back and philoctetes killed paris with an arrow.
odysseus
Teucer
in homer’s odyssey, when odysseus returns home after ten
he was a great archer of the Trojan war, who stood behind his
years travelling, his wife (penelope) is fending off suitors who
brother’s shield (ajax the great) and shot. The gods tried to stop
think odysseus is dead. penelope challenges them to a contest:
him from fighting: apollo moved his arrows so he did not kill
whoever can string odysseus’ bow and shot an arrow through
hector, and zeus broke his bow - but he continued to fight.
Photo: A mosaic found in Spain of Heracles shooting down the Stymphalian birds. Courtesy of Wikipedia.
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In This Issue
From the Editor 4
NZ Archer Online: In This Issue 5
News Update 6
the follow-up
A President’s Perspective 7
after positive feedback about an online version
Your Athletes Convenor 8
of the magazine, the board of archery nz
spoke at length with me about moving towards
Nationals 2014 8
taking the magazine online.
in order to move towards this, they’ve What’s Happening in Christchurch? 9
requested a sample copy so that we can
show you just what we can do with an online Shanghai Surprises 10
magazine, and how much you’re going to
be getting! everyone is entitled to view this Antalya Shines in the Sun 11
sample at the web address below.
our proposal for an online magazine is going Cold Hands and Warm Competition 12
to be fleshed out in more detail in the coming
months, so keep your eyes peeled for updates. Rosebowl 2013 13
don’t worry, we’re not taking away your printed
copy - we’ll explain more in the next issue. Chasing Qualification Scores 14
hope you enjoy it!
Mindfulness 15
Caro
Zombies! Archery! 16
Stabilisers: what are they for anyway? 18
Practising at Home 20
Develop your Stance 21
Archery and the Greeks 22
JAMA Update 23
Upcoming Events 24
Archer Ranking 25
Club Directory 26
Judges Directory 27
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News Update
National Indoor Championships 2013 Tournament and Club Score Sheet Downloads
wow was the word used when all the entries started coming in, anz has put together some generic score sheets for use in
within 24 hours the line was full (going by the number of archers (84) tournaments and club shoots. it is highly recommended to use these
in 2012) and a waiting list was made until we could work out what score sheets for all tournaments so that archers become used to a
to do. Many emails and phones calls later, we can now spread across standard scoring format. This will help tournament organisers and
to the b&M centre, which means our line will now take 120 archers. assist in minimising errors.
Thank you to everyone for your patience while we got this all sorted
Most of the regular rounds that are shot have been included, as well
out. The Mac is looking forward to seeing you all on the 24th &25th
as a generic score sheet that may be useful for various club shoots, all
august.
can be printed on an a4 page. They are available in Microsoft excel
Patsy Vercoe format so that clubs may add logos, tournament names and dates.
score sheets can be downloaded from the anz downloads page.
Manawatu Archery Club
for any specific requests, please contact the athlete’s convenor.
New website for World Archery
after many months of work, world archery has launched a new web Change of Address
site. it is very different and should be easier to navigate than the
previous one. diane hamilton is advising that after living 46 years at the same
address, she has now moved.
her new address details are:-
Try it out on http://www.worldarchery.org/
168 B Miromiro Road
Normandale
Youth World Championships Team Selected Lower Hutt
archery new zealand is delighted to announce the team to compete
in the world archery youth world championships in wuxi, china in
october 2013. WAA Committee Changes
• cadet women’s compound elizabeth randle please note the following committee member changes effective
immediate. i have included a contact email address as well.
• cadet Men’s compound Marcus barclay
president: irving campbell - [email protected]
we congratulate these two archers and wish them a pleasant and
secretary: sean white – [email protected]
successful tournament.
if you have any questions please contact me.
The manager of the team is Marianne Grant and assistant manager
Kathy barclay. Sean White
we thank these two officials for volunteering for these roles and hope
they have an enjoyable period of duty.
Carole A. Hicks
National Secretary
PLEASE HELP!
we are the JaMa robin hood and Junior Maid Marion trophies
and once upon a time we each had a partner … but they are
now lost, alone out there somewhere. The trophy steward would
love to be able to get them back and pass them onto the current
JaMa Maid Marion and Junior robin hood winners.
There is proof that they once existed in the form of photos
but tracking them down is proving difficult. if you are a past
winner could you please check that you do not still have these
trophies because it is not fair on the current juniors attending
the nationals, also a lot of history is lost. or if you know someone
who may have won them as a junior but has left archery could
you please check with them. There will be no recriminations …
we will just be happy to have them back.
you can contact Kerry at [email protected] if you know of their
whereabouts.
Thanks
JAMA Robin Hood and Junior Maid Marion trophies
Archery NZ
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A President’s Perspective
After 6 months in the role and having just completed • supports Junior archers with the provision of a separate ‘JaMa’
a review of options for an alternative fee structure it competition classes and structure.
became apparent that we needed to take stock of what • JaMa age classes
the association provides to its members and where the • JaMa postals
value is to our community of athletes and supporters. • archery in schools
• auckland district schools archery league
• Trans Tasman archery challenge competition
• JaMa postal certificates, archery in schools
Our mission statement:
• certificates
• JaMa pins, badges and trophies
“Archery enables and
• provides a ‘fair for all’ selection process for international
Tournaments and nz representation.
celebrates a community
• provides a process for selection and appointment of team
of people of all ages and officials to support new zealand representative teams at
international events.
abilities to become confident, • provides and maintains the equipment for the national
championships, as well as making sure the championships are
have attitude and strive for held each year.
• provides and administers an archer ranking list so athletes can
excellence.” see their relative performance against their peers.
• provides, administers and maintains a set of trophies for award
to archers and supplies medals for the national outdoor,
indoor and JaMa ni and si tournaments each year and the
The mission statement outlines our organisation’s goal and Trans-Tasman competition when held in new zealand every 4
everything we do should be measured in its ability to deliver years.
against this. This is not just about achieving in archery. it covers all • recognises and rewards the contribution of archers and team
the activities and behaviours of athletes and supporting groups officials representing nz at international competition level
together. with the award of individual recognition trophies.
archery nz provides the requirements of being an incorporated • provides and administers a badges and pins award system
society and so provides the benefits and protections of for archery nz and world archery endorsed rounds so that
incorporated societies to all its members. Just a few of those are athletes have progressive goals to strive for.
that the society is a separate legal entity, it can own property and
enter into contracts, and there is no debt liability for individuals. archery nz is a non-profit and volunteer based organisation.
as a society, archery nz strives to meet the mission statement its relatively small size means that it relies heavily on the
at all times, which includes having a strategic plan, budgets, a contributions of time and effort of its members. There are
functioning board of members and systems that account for many thousands of hours of volunteer time, and other freely
performance at all levels, including administration. given services that the association benefits from each year. My
“effective national sport organisations (nsos) are key partners for conservative estimate is that for each $1.00 paid in membership
sport nz in helping us achieve our aims of making new zealand fees the return to the association and its members in donated
‘the world’s most active nation’ and having teams and athletes time and services is at least $10.00 or about a 10:1 return on an
winning consistently on the world stage”. individual’s membership fees.
our organisation, i’ve found, has some amazing benefits that i’d for me the most important benefit i get from being a member
like to share with you, as you may not be aware of many of them: is the friendships and support i get from everyone i come into
contact with. archers are some of the nicest people i get to meet.
• supports and represents the sport of archery to other national This is our association and it’s the people in it and what they do
and international sporting organisations (world archery, that make it what it is.
oceana archery federation, nzoc and sport nz)
Mike Ashburn
• sources and co-ordinates funding applications to sponsor
organisations. sport nz and nz community Trust are some President, Archery NZ
recent ones. in 2012 around 40 % of our revenue was
generated through external funding sources.
• provides and website and the nz archer magazine for the
benefit of its members
• registers qualifying tournaments with world archery
• provides and administers a coaching development
programme to ensure members have access to world class
and up to date coaching systems for the development of
coaches and athletes (currently under development).
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Your Athletes Convenor
Let me introduce myself. missed the mark, but i kept trying and was very pleased when i
eventually hit the ‘yellow’. i was soon corrected on this outbust and
i’m a fitter/Turner by trade, Toolmaker, cad/caM engineer and
told to say ‘Gold’!
hydraulic technician. during my career, i was fortunate enough to
work in formula 1 for seventeen years, starting with ferrari in 1987 after we landed here, it took about 8 weeks to find the local club
and working my way to the back of the grid with benetton and in Tauranga. it was about a year later that i entered my first major
renault (2004). tournament; it was a Merit star in rotorua 2006 and i absolutely loved
it. i progressed from there and made the archery nz national team.
in January 2005 i landed in new zealand with my family after
quitting formula 1. we needed a new challege and it proved to be i’m a little older now, so i move up to the Masters 50+ division. and
so, dragging them from their family and friends halfway around the even though i’m not shooting the scores one would like, i enjoy
world, but it was worth it. shooting arrows first, and scores can come second.
My background is engineering. whilst working in formula 1, a some figures to those who are wondering, my personal best scores
colleague decided to get married and as a consequence the lads for fita 90M: 1230, and fita 70M: 629.
weekend was planned with paintball and quad bike riding. as it
looking forward to seeing you all at tournaments,
turned out there were eighteen people and only six quads. i thought
it going to be boring waiting for my turn, but it turned out to be Trevor Kennerson
anything but!
Athletes Convenor
The fill in for the waiting time was ‘archery’ in a barn across the yard.
i was having so much fun i barely noticed how long i was there and
it was hard to drag me away to go on the quad bike. from that point
on i was hooked. i found out where the local archery club (windrush
bowmen) was and found they shot strange bows! no sights, no
stabilisers, this i had not seen in my research about being an archer.
i saw olympic archers proudly displaying their medals, and decided
that’s what i wanted to do. They soon sorted me with a club bow and
a straw boss and i was on my way. at 15 metres my first few arrows
Nationals 2014
Why did we decide to do it again in Whitianga?
Sometimes I think that this is a good here, then many of the businesses, groups
and people will back you and lend a hand
question, that OMG moment!
somehow.
as many of you know the Mercury bay
one of the comments that sticks in my mind
archery club is a very small club in the
is that having nationals here in whitianga
scheme of things within the archery world.
still felt like they got a holiday. being able
we would be the first to admit it was a big
to have a swim in the sea after shooting,
ask to host two international tournaments
play mini golf, relax and do all those other
within the space of two months, but we
things that draw people to our area over
also took a lot of pride in what we managed
summer was a huge bonus.
to do; and that is to bring the archery
community together. our view is that our we have adopted the whitianga waterways
national Tournaments belong to all the arena as our archery event home now and
archers in new zealand and not just the will be back there in 2014. we will have
club that chooses to put its hand up to host most of the same admin team on board,
these events, and thus it is the efforts of and again the challenge of the Thames
other clubs members as well. Valley deer stalkers Venue for the field
championships. we hope to have a few
for dennis and i, having competed at
surprises up our sleeves for you and some
tournaments and nationals before, we
exciting announcements are pending as
were a little more “eyes wide open” but our club members we still
we are just sorting some details first and some we will keep to
shooting at club level and had no idea where this was going. in
surprise you on the day.
saying that though, at our emergency meeting (that took place
while we were cleaning the Town hall the morning after the for those that are coming here for the first time in 2014 – wear
awards dinner) when we asked the question, “do we do this again boots for the field shoots, bring your togs/bathers/swimsuit,
next year?” the resounding “hell yeah!” left no doubt in our minds, sunscreen, practice in the wind (just in case), book your
apart from the question of how do we top this year! accommodation early, and we’d love for you to stay a couple to
a few extra days if you can to enjoy some of the other things we
we love living in whitianga. even though small, living across
have to offer here.
from the ocean is amazing. auckland, hamilton, Tauranga and
rotorua are all about 2.5 hours drive away, so we can get a dose of Karen Moffatt-McLeod
shopping, culture, friends, family and archery on a regular basis.
Mercury Bay Archery Club
The other great thing about this small seaside community is that
if you do something to benefit this town by bringing people
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What’s Happening
in Christchurch?
No doubt people are sick and tired of hearing about the athletes and their supporters. our club had to address those matters
aftermath of the earthquake, which is understandable. I and after meetings with the athletic club put additional safety
precautions in place.
can assure that people in Christchurch feel the same way,
however not only do we hear and feel it, we have to live during this difficult time the club held major events and continued
with our regular coaching and beginner’s courses which in turn
it day by day with 14,000 aftershocks and rising. A couple
increased our membership. participation in the national postal
of weeks ago we had a shallow 4.2 magnitude and it league, district postal league and major competition helped us to
didn’t make the news. Roadworks to repair underground try and keep some normality in our summer shooting programme.
reticulation services are in full swing along with detours
The photograph was taken at christmas time inside our clubrooms,
that change day by day, along with speed restrictions a special time when we all sat down for brunch with fellow archers,
(30km/h) and old road surfaces that go up and down like family and friends. Just as well it’s once a year as we eat a real kiwi
breakfast, eggs, bacon, hash browns, tomatoes, sausages etc… you
a trip on the ocean.
get the general idea.
Many thanks to those of you who supported the christchurch archery
our project to extend the clubrooms to include an indoor range had
club with your kind words of support and those who attended our
to be put on hold. dealing with the local body and other agencies
major events. i can assure you it’s appreciated.
takes rather a long time to get any response, so meanwhile we keep
our concrete block club rooms, being in the eastern suburbs, on talking and chipping away. who knows we might just wear them
received some damage by way of cracks in the walls, some showing down?
day light through. The concrete floor has a few bumps and hollows,
as a member of the christchurch archery club for 40 years, the last
but hey, nothing to stop the club from operating. we did have a close
couple of years have brought to the fore camaraderie of members
shave when we found out purely by chance we were to lose our
which i am proud to be a part of, winners in my book.
shooting range to temporary housing for those people who lost their
homes in the eastern area. archery brought these people together and their love of the sport.
we are not against temporary housing, but eh! not our shooting Dave Henshaw (Toxophilite)
range. The club did their homework and submitted a counter
Christchurch Archery Club
proposal to the government and local council who reversed their
decision. if this had gone ahead we would not be able to shoot and
possibly the club may have closed down.
canterbury athletics had their venue at Qeii stadium which was
also damaged. They have now moved adjacent to our range which
created some serious safety issues, due to the large number of
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Shanghai Surprises
World Cup Stage One
May 2013 Korea and India surprise
opponents
At the first Archery World Cup for the
The spectacular shores of the huangpu river
2013 season, Shaun Teasdale competed in downtown shanghai hosted the compound
as our sole NZ representative in Shanghai, team medal matches. There were some great
highlights in the compound team matches
China.
during this stage of the world cup, including a
shaun has regularly attended this event and was a near-perfect round from usa as they defeated
member of the Men’s compound team, with steve italy for the gold medal. braden Gellenthien
clifton and Tony waddick, who won the team’s was absolutely perfect with twelve 10s during
silver medal in 2009. he was also the gold medal the match. The compound men’s bronze medal
winner in the Men’s compound in 2010. match featured Korea and australia, both
shooting for their first world cup team medal,
on Tuesday morning the individual qualification
but in the end it was Korea’s by a point.
50m compound round was shot, with the
eliminations for the 1/24 held in the afternoon. in in the women’s event, Korea challenged the
a field of 53 compound archers from 22 countries, strong usa for the gold medal. after a shaky start
shaun shot a very good score of 695 at 50m to be from usa, shooting three 8’s, Korea dominated,
ranked 23rd overall. their lead increasing throughout the match. They
won the final 231-216.
The top score of 710 was shot by Martin damsbo
from denmark, followed by adam ravenscroft The bronze medal final was a rematch of last
(Gbr) also on 710, braden Gellenthien (usa) 709, year, india against italy. This time, however,
Morton boe (norway) 708, and reo wilde (usa) india took the charge and did not give it up. The
705. bronze medal was india’s first in the compound women’s category at
a world cup.
in the eliminations shaun came up against Gerardo alvarado (Mexico)
who was ranked at 42. after a tie at 88-88 after nine arrows, alvarado
Chinese Taipei takes Recurve title from Koreans
gained a 2-point advantage over the last six arrows, winning the
match 146-144. Korea took the men’s recurve team gold, beating china. it was france
versus the netherlands for the bronze, which went to france in the
shaun is now looking towards competing in the world
end.
championships in antalya in october.
on the women’s side, the final featured surprising ukraine and
Anne Mitchell
chinese Taipei, who dramatically upset olympic champions Korea
Vice President
in the semi-final. chinese Taipei took the gold in a composed and
relaxed manner despite challenging wind conditions.
Main Results in the bronze medal match, multi-time olympic and world cup team
champions Korea left no chance to Germany.
Compound Mens Team Compound Womens Team
Gold usa Gold Korea
silver italy silver usa
bronze Korea bronze india
australia italy
Recurve Mens Team Recurve Womens Team
Gold Korea Gold chinese Taipei
silver china silver ukraine
bronze france bronze Korea
netherlands Germany
Photos courtesy of World Archery
Other Results
Compound Men Individual Compound Mixed Team Recurve Women Individual
Gold braden Gellenthien, usa Gold usa (braden Gellenthien, erika Jones) Gold yun ok-hee, Korea
silver Martin damsbo, denmark silver Korea (Min lihong, seoK Ji hyun) silver deepika Kumari, india
bronze reo wilde, usa bronze italy (sergio pagni, Marcella Tonioli) bronze Joo hyun-Jung, Korea
dave cousins, usa finland (Mikko Juutilainen, anne lantee) ya-Ting Tan, chinese Taipei
Compound Women Individual Recurve Men Individual Recurve Mixed Team
Gold seoK Ji hyun, Korea Gold oh Jin hyek, Korea Gold usa (brady ellison, Khatuna lorig)
silver erika Jones, usa silver Jin Jae wang, Korea silver india (deepika Kumari, Jayanta Talukdar)
bronze albina loginova, russian federation bronze shungo Tabata, Japan bronze Korea (chanG hye Jin, oh Jin hyek)
carli cochran, usa Khairul anuar Mohamad, Malaysia Mexico (aida roman, Juan rene serrano)
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