Find Your Focus. Aim Higher.
Adaptive Archery
What is adaptive archery?
The goal is simple: send your arrows as close to the center of the target as possible.
Getting there takes practice.
Archers work on positioning, aiming, consistency, release, and concentration as they develop their technique and work toward tighter groups and higher scores.
Every arrow tells you something.
Then you get another chance.
There's More Than One Way to Take the Shot.
Adaptive archery can accommodate athletes with a wide range of physical abilities.
Athletes may participate standing, seated, or with specialized equipment based on what works best for them.
And no, you do not need previous archery experience to begin.
Bridge2Sports can help new archers learn the fundamentals and explore the equipment and adaptations that make participation possible.
how Archery adapts.
Archery does not require every athlete to take the same approach.
Depending on the individual, adaptations may include:
Reduced-tension bows
Grip assistance
Release aids
Bow stands
Seated shooting positions
Other equipment or positioning modifications
Let’s find the setup that gets you behind the bow.
Take Your First Shot.
Bridge2Sports offers Adaptive Archery at its Durham facility, with equipment and instruction available for participants.
Whether you are completely new to archery or interested in developing your skills, our team can help you find a place to start.
Schedules may change throughout the year, so check current opportunities for upcoming dates and registration details.
Please note: Archery and Air Rifle equipment may not be rented or loaned.