The Archery Parent Podcast
The Archery Parent Podcast
Podcast Description
Welcome Archery Family! This is the Archery Parent Podcast - What you need to know to best support your Archer.The Archery Parent Podcast is a Survival Guide for family and friends.We will take you from the Beginner Archer to competition, and into High-Performance. Don't worry, this podcast has nothing to do with How to Shoot. We're leaving that up to your Archer. We will talk about everything you, as an Archery Parent, are responsible for.We'll cover:*Indoor to outdoor Archery and the differences*The nuances of the Canadian Archery community*How to Find a Coach*Crossing the Canada/US border with Archery equipment*Costs*Travel*Reviews of products that will make your life easier*Where to shop for Archery equipment*The importance of creating a community*Nutrition and General Health*Getting ready for your first outdoor tournament*How to get involved*What to say and what not to say to your Archer*The future of Archery in CanadaAnd, we will have interviews with special guests from Canada, the USA, and abroadThere's so much more we can't wait to share with you.Follow and Subscribe to The Archery Parent Podcast:Instagram FacebookWebsiteYouTubeSupport the PodcastGet in touch Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Content Themes
The podcast covers a variety of essential topics relevant to Archery parents, such as the differences between indoor and outdoor Archery, finding the right coach, navigating travel logistics with Archery gear, and understanding the costs associated with the sport. Episodes include insightful discussions on supporting beginner Archers versus competitive ones, such as preparing for outdoor tournaments and managing stress before competitions, as well as community building within the sport.
Welcome Archery Family! This is the Archery Parent Podcast – What you need to know to best support your Archer.
The Archery Parent Podcast is a Survival Guide for family and friends.
We will take you from the Beginner Archer to competition, and into High-Performance. Don’t worry, this podcast has nothing to do with How to Shoot. We’re leaving that up to your Archer. We will talk about everything you, as an Archery Parent, are responsible for.
We’ll cover:
*Indoor to outdoor Archery and the differences
*The nuances of the Canadian Archery community
*How to Find a Coach
*Crossing the Canada/US border with Archery equipment
*Costs
*Travel
*Reviews of products that will make your life easier
*Where to shop for Archery equipment
*The importance of creating a community
*Nutrition and General Health
*Getting ready for your first outdoor tournament
*How to get involved
*What to say and what not to say to your Archer
*The future of Archery in Canada
And, we will have interviews with special guests from Canada, the USA, and abroad
There’s so much more we can’t wait to share with you.
Follow and Subscribe to The Archery Parent Podcast:
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
A Parent’s Guide to WAYC (Winnipeg 2025)
This episode is a comprehensive guide for parents and Archers about the upcoming World Archery Youth Championships (WAYC) in Winnipeg, Manitoba, August 17–24. Manisha, Kelly Taylor (Chair, WAYC2025), and Aaron Bull (President, Archery Canada) discuss the event’s background, logistics, tips for families, and the significance of youth championships in an Archer’s development.
Key Topics Covered:
- Event Background:
- The World Archery Youth Championships is for U18 and U21 Archers in Recurve and Compound categories
- It is held every two years
- Winnipeg’s successful bid is the collaborative effort between Archery Manitoba, Archery Canada, and local organizations
- Winnipeg as Host City:
- Attractions: The Forks, Exchange District, Canadian Museum for Human Rights, Assiniboine Park Zoo, and local restaurants
- Indigenous community involvement and historical significance of The Forks
- Event Logistics:
- Over 575 Archers from 64 countries
- Accommodation: Multiple hotels
- Transportation: Shuttle services, airport transfers, and local transit tips
- Tickets: Available at wayc2025.com ($10/day, $30 finals, $100 all-access)
- Competition Details:
- Schedule: Practice on August 17, qualifications and eliminations through the week, Finals on the weekend
- Finals at The Forks, a site of deep historical and cultural importance
- Live scoring on IANSEO.net; Finals broadcast on Archery+
- Tips for Parents and Archers:
- Travel light but bring essentials (sunscreen, cash, eSim, adapters, rain gear.
- Be open to new experiences and cultures
- Understand the “no equipment failure” and “no medical” rules
- Bring backup equipment and consider pin/jersey trading
- Importance of setting realistic goals and learning from the experience
- Significance of Youth Championships:
- A critical step in an Archer’s development, offering experience under pressure
- Qualification processes and the importance of meeting Minimum Qualifying Scores (MQS)
- Advice on building community and gaining experience at national and international events
- Special Events:
- World of Archery Gala for Archers
- Indigenous artisans showcasing their work
- “Try Archery” booths at the venues
- Event merchandise and collectible pins
Resources & Links:
- Event website: wayc2025.com
- Archery Canada: archerycanada.ca
- Live scoring: IANSEO.net
- Finals broadcast: Archery+
Contact:
- For volunteering, tickets, and more info, visit the event website.
- Follow Archery Canada on social media.
Final Thoughts:
The WAYC in Winnipeg is set to be a memorable event for Archers, families, and the community. It’s an opportunity to experience world-class Archery, build connections, and celebrate the sport’s future stars.
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