Dates    May 10, May 31, June 7, or June 14 (Just pick one date)

               1pm to 2:30pm

               Camp Red Tailed Hawk (USA Archery Club) – 596 Hooksett Rd, Auburn NH 03032

The BSA Archery Rangemaster certification class teaches adults how to safely operate and manage a Cub Scout archery range. Key topics include setting up a range according to BSA safety standards, equipment maintenance (bows, arrows, stringers), proper supervision techniques, range etiquette, and instructing youth on basic archery form. 

Key Topics Covered:

• Range Safety & Standards: Setting up safe shooting lines, target lines, and safety barriers.
• Archery Equipment & Maintenance: Proper care and operation of bows, arrows, arm guards, finger tabs, and quiver usage.
• Using a Bow Stringer: Practical demonstrations on safely stringing and unstringing bows.
• Range Operations & Etiquette: Managing the range, including using whistle commands and directing participants.
• Instructional Skills: Teaching participants how to properly teach Scouts basic archery stances, gap shooting (aiming technique), and the steps of shooting.
• Practice: Students will practice by following the proper shooting process (the shooting sequence or steps).

Class Details:

• Validation: Certification is typically valid for two years.
• Requirements: Participants must be at least 18 years old.
• Purpose: This training allows individuals to run archery at Cub Scout district or council-operated events. 
• No Fee:
• Registration:  Send email to Taewon Jin (instructor 603-205-6679) taewonjin@phoenixbc.com with the date to attend.