the essential The arc company is aiming for the bull’s eye and lands a podium at L’Île-Bouchard in Indre-et-Loire at the classic federal level.
The Appamean bow company was once again engaged in competition with hundreds of kilometers to cover to shoot arrows and hit the bullseye. Heading for L’Île-Bouchard in Indre-et-Loire with the participation of Fiona Pynson, at the classic federal level. Despite a lackluster qualifying shot for the local archer during the French Para championships, Fiona Pynson remained diligent and focused on her subject. She ensured the bow in hand in the matches to award herself a well-deserved bronze medal in the small final won in a shoot-off arrow. Congratulations on this new reward which adds comfort to Fiona’s heart but also to her coaches who made this long trip last weekend. The objective was clearly stated before the competition, namely to obtain a podium knowing that she is currently ranked No. 2 in her category. Mission accomplished with a bronze medal which inevitably calls for other trophies to be won during the season. The Arc company remains in the breach and prepares for the next deadlines. Among the many events looming on the horizon, it will be the turn of athletes engaged in adapted sports (FFSA) to compete in the French championship in Mulhouse from April 6 to 7. A long trip still to be planned, this time in Haut-Rhin where there will be 5 Appamean archers selected with there also good chances of medals. Finally, the archers continue training tirelessly indoors. They will take place outdoors from the end of the month on the Las Parets site. Waiting impatiently for the launch pad to be set up. This installation is a guarantee of improved comfort and performance for the club’s archers. It can also serve as protection for other activities carried out at the leisure center.
2024-03-20 04:15:00
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