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Like most sports, Archery has suffered in the last few months. Our members have followed the rules, our clubs remained closed during lockdown and even now with restrictions relaxed, many of our clubs are still unable to open. As a sport we rely on indoor as well as outdoor venues.

Team GB will be celebrating Olympic Day (23 June) over five days by encouraging the nation to get active and by promoting the Olympic values of friendship, excellence and respect.

This week for Improve Your Game, we discuss what Pathway weekends are like for athletes. Three athletes explained what they've learnt, gained and developed whilst attending Pathway weekends.

Archery GB is preparing to join the Youth Sport Trust and Sky Sports to help young people and families up and down the country engage in a week of virtual sporting challenges, taking place 20 – 26 June.

As an eased lockdown brings more opportunities to be active, new guidance released today (19 June) by Activity Alliance will help providers to enable welcoming, and more accessible environments.

In line with the First Minister’s announcement today, the Welsh Archery Association (WAA) is pleased to confirm that clubs can now take the necessary steps to re-open and welcome archers back to archery as from Monday 22 June.

Scotland's First Minister (FM) confirmed on Thursday 18 June that Scotland will move into Phase 2 of the “Route Map out of Lockdown” - Scottish Archery is delighted to publish their Phase 2 guidance for archery.

If you’re struggling to stay motivated with your exercise regime, England Athletics is launching a virtual running challenge that could make a big difference to your health and wellbeing.

In the wake of the appalling death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, the global protests that have followed and the powerful message of the Black Lives Matter movement has made every section of society take notice and confront an ugly truth.