Training begins with a rubber slingshot to practice the sequence of movements. Then the bow is drawn without an arrow. To practice and refine technique, archers shoot at a bundle of straw (makiwara) 2 meters away. Only once their technique is sufficient can the student shoot at the target (mato) 28 meters away.
To find out if you’d like to seriously pursue the art of archery, we recommend attending a beginner’s seminar. Anyone interested is welcome to attend one of our training sessions at any time to get a first impression. Since training locations may change on short notice, please contact us via email in advance.
Saturday 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m., except during school breaks
Ko-Mato (28 m) with the following focus areas:
Tuesday 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM,, except during school breaks
Makiwara (technique) training and theory