The Italian Archery Federation (FITARCO) hosted a two-day national youth training and monitoring camp across Belforte del Chienti and Caldarola, bringing together emerging archers, personal coaches, and federal staff to advance technical development in the Marche region.
Federal Leadership Directs Technical Evaluation
National Technical Directors Matteo Bisiani and Tiziano Xotti led the multi-day gathering in the Marche, working alongside regional program coordinators Isabella Di Nardo and Marco Feliziani. The initiative relies on close cooperation between the federal technical structure, regional coaches, and the personal trainers who guide athletes daily at their local clubs. This shared framework aims to align methodological approaches and technical targets across Italian archery.
Recurve Division Youngsters Train Under Generazione Alfa
Athletes in the recurve division competed and trained under the “Generazione Alfa” banner. The roster featured Christian Bonito (trained by Isabella Di Nardo), Sofia Buson (Annalisa Agamennoni), Alessandro Ciccomartino (Marcello Caponi), Evelina Feliziani (Marco Seri), Riccardo Imperatori (Annalisa Agamennoni), Riccardo Miozza (Marco Feliziani), Giorgia Pierotti (Franco Mancinelli), Manuel Riccardi (Marcello Caponi), Orlando Rocchi (Enrico Palmioli), Chiara Romano (Maria Pia Cecconi), Emma Sciapichetti (Annalisa Agamennoni), Carlo Silenzi (Marco Feliziani), Alessandro Sparvoli (Fabio Sparvoli), Elena Staderini (Isabella Di Nardo), Diego Tifi (Luciano De Rosa), Giacomo Trasatti (Elena Forte), Maria Viola (Fabio Sparvoli), and Benedetta Vesprini (Marcello Caponi).
Compound Group Fenice Convenes in Marche
The compound division operated under the “Fenice” group designation, assembling five developing athletes. The participants included Milo Borsini (coached by Paolo Rossolini), Mariasole Marini (Marcello Caponi), Giada Pietrogiovanna (Franco Mancinelli), Matilde Pietrucci (Elena Forte), and Simone Porfiri (Paolo Porfiri).
Indoor Competition Tests Mental and Physical Preparation
The itinerary for the two-day camp involved reviewing past training blocks, conducting technical evaluations, and mapping out future regimens. Sessions focused on physical conditioning, competitive breathing techniques, and match management. The camp concluded with an indoor competition over the 18-meter distance, allowing the national staff to analyze athlete performance and mental approach alongside personal coaches in a competitive setting.
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