At the time in September I wrote a post about Gap Shooting, which is a style of aiming which is handy for shooting at moving targets. I typically teach it to my more intermediate students (you have to sign up for at least 4 lessons to get to learn how to do gap shooting).
The lesson order of the first 4 lessons typically goes like this:
1 - Field Archery, Close Range.
2 - Target Archery, 20 Yards.
3 - Field Archery, Long Range.
4 - Gap Shooting at Moving Targets.
There are sometimes exceptions however. Sometimes I have to cater the lessons to the student's needs, so if a student for example had no interest in learning how to do long range archery we might bump Gap Shooting up to lesson 3.
For archery lessons in Toronto please browse my archery lessons page for rates and discounts and then email cardiotrek@gmail.com to book your archery lessons.
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