Adapted Archery

Adaptive archery is a sport of patience, control, and precision, open to athletes with physical disabilities. On the field, participants are provided with all necessary equipment and guided by trained Veteran instructors, alongside the support of peers, to ensure a safe and uplifting experience. With a variety of bows, arrows, seating options, and equipment modifications available, every athlete has the opportunity to fully engage and succeed in the sport.

Instructor(s): Casper Vande Hei & Ian Manion

U.S. Veterans

A man in a mobility scooter aiming a blue compound bow, assisted by another man standing behind him, on a grassy field with trees in the background.
Archery target with multiple arrows piercing the yellow center, red, blue, and black rings, some arrows with green and black fletching.

Adaptive Archery meets twice a month on Wednesday mornings from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the Bridge II Sports headquarters. No prior experience is required—our trained instructors and supportive volunteers will guide you every step of the way.