Welcome
Oshkosh JOAD Archery Club (OJAC) is a new club open to archers from about 8 to 20 years of age.
We on the Saturdays from 9-10AM at Archer's Quest, 314 N Koeller St., Oshkosh.
Contact us at 920-230-BOWS or oshkosh joad @ gmail.com with questions, or just show up.
Your first two sessions are free to try, but you are not eligible to earn any pins or enter any competitions until you register.
We on the Saturdays from 9-10AM at Archer's Quest, 314 N Koeller St., Oshkosh.
Contact us at 920-230-BOWS or oshkosh joad @ gmail.com with questions, or just show up.
Your first two sessions are free to try, but you are not eligible to earn any pins or enter any competitions until you register.
Junior Olympic Archery Development (JOAD)
is a
program of USA archery that is designed to teach archery to young
people. JOAD offers both recurve and compound archers the
opportunity to learn range safety and proper shooting technique in an
environment that also fosters focus, increased self-confidence, and team
buidling skills. JOAD is open to any youth archer aged 8 to 20 and is
designed to grow with the youth archer. Introductory JOAD sessions teach
the fundamentals of proper shooting form; as the young archer develops,
they will learn more advanced techniques.
Both recurve and compound bows are used in club activities and in tournaments. JOAD archers who use a compound bow can train to compete in local and regional tournaments, and can earn a seat on a youth world team to compete in other countries representing the United States on behalf of USA Archery. Recurve archers can compete likewise, with the added benefit of being able to use their recurve bow to try out for a spot on the US Olympic Archery team which is selected and managed by USA Archery.
Whether your child's interest is purely recreational or an Olympic, Paralympic or World Championship dream, USA Archery's JOAD program is tailored to help the young archer achieve their goals.
Both recurve and compound bows are used in club activities and in tournaments. JOAD archers who use a compound bow can train to compete in local and regional tournaments, and can earn a seat on a youth world team to compete in other countries representing the United States on behalf of USA Archery. Recurve archers can compete likewise, with the added benefit of being able to use their recurve bow to try out for a spot on the US Olympic Archery team which is selected and managed by USA Archery.
Whether your child's interest is purely recreational or an Olympic, Paralympic or World Championship dream, USA Archery's JOAD program is tailored to help the young archer achieve their goals.
sponsored by Archer's Quest, Oshkosh