SA Xtreme Archery
Archery is a sport of concentration, strength and accuracy. Whether using a compound or recurve bow, using a mouth tab or any other adaptive device, anyone with a physical disability can compete in archery. The goal is the small, centered bullseye! Coaches offer techniques and training to better athletes’ skills in the sport. Learn more about scholarships here.
Division Info
Key:Appropriate for children who walk independently.
Appropriate for children who use an assistive device.
Appropriate for children who use a wheelchair.
SA Xtreme
Right or left-hand bows, and all other equipment will be provided. Coaches will make modifications and use adaptive equipment based on initial assessment of athlete’s abilities.
Indoor season is September through February.
Outdoor season is March through July.
Division Requirements
- Must only have a physical disability
- Successful tryout or recommendation by staff
- Possess the skill and desire to compete at a higher level
- Must be able to comprehend and retain rules and skills, and then build upon them from week to week
- 1:1 support is not provided, so must be able to train, compete, function in a group setting and follow the coach’s directions without volunteer assistance
- Athletes will train with the goal of participating in competitions in and/or out of San Antonio
Typically offered
Winter Spring Summer Fall
Duration
Saturday morning practices for 6 mos
Age
8-28
Program Fee
Monthly fee based on season duration, practices, and uniforms
Sport Requirements
- Athlete can be independently ambulatory or use assistive devices such as crutches, walker or wheelchair but must be able to independently set themselves up properly on shooting line.
- Athlete must adhere to range commands and follow safety guidelines with the bows and arrows on the range.
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Athlete must be able to independently pull back the string/arrow, with or without adaptive devices.
