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July 2017

2017 State Championships

Posted in Club Info

Dallas and Pee Wee showing off.

State Championship Update

Several Members of the club made the trip to the Buffalo area to compete at the New York State Archery Championships this past weekend.  The event was hosted by Allied Sportsman of WNY Inc. in Alden NY.

The state will publish a complete results list however this is a recap of the Nassau Bowmen finishers.

We would like to congratulate all of our members that attended this event.


Adrienne Plummer                        1st place Bowmen Recurve

Angie LaLuna                                3rd place Bowmen Recurve

Eian Jefferson                               1st place Bowmen Recurve

Ryan Jefferson                              1st place Cub Recurve

Dallas Jones                                  1st place Cadet Recurve

Dylan Lai                                       2nd place Cadet Recurve

Joshua Harvey                              1st place Junior Recurve

Dillon McMenamy                          2nd place Senior Recurve

Randel PeeWee Turner                 1st place Master 60+ Recurve

Phillip Jefferson                             3rd place Master 50+ Recurve

Roberta Jones                               1st place Master 60+ Recurve

Julie Wanjon                                  2nd place Senior Compound

Joseph McGlyn                             1st place Senior Recurve

Tung Ying Chu                               1st place Senior Recurve

Steve LaLuna                                2nd place Masters Compound 60+

The tentative dates for the 2018 New York State Archery Championships are July 14-15.  The event will be hosted by the Nassau Bowmen Archery Club in Cedar Creek Park.

Hydration

Posted in Tips

What beats a tall glass of water?  A tall glass of water while you are on the range.

At the Lancaster Classic, I had a conversation with Chuck Cooley and some archers regarding Eye Strain and Hydration.  Chuck is a Professional Archer and Optician.

Chuck explained that the eye is basically a muscle that is stressed during the aiming process just like your biceps when working out.  If you are not properly hydrating before and during practice/competition you can encounter aiming issues since the tissues/muscles are not properly flushing out toxins.

During the aiming process your eye muscles flex to focus on your pin or target. Over the course event dehydration will cause eye strain and dryness leading to loss of focus while aiming.  You might end up blinking a lot to lubricate your eyes and possible get headache. Your is basically a ball of fluid, drink up.

This is an interesting short article related to Dehydration and eyes.