Indoor Archery

Indoor archery is a controlled environment version of traditional archery, where practitioners shoot arrows at target boards indoors, typically within a gym or dedicated arena. It allows for consistent conditions—such as stable lighting and lack of wind—focusing on precision, technique, and accuracy. Archers use specialized bows, often with sights and stabilizers, aiming to hit designated scoring zones on target faces positioned at specified distances, commonly 18 meters or 20 yards. This setting facilitates year-round practice, competition, and skill development regardless of weather, making it an accessible and focused way to enjoy or compete in archery.