archery

Converse of object

• abseil: Activities include canoeing, rock climbing and abseiling, archery, hill walking, kayaking, orienteering.
• joust: A Robin Hood festival takes place each summer, offering the spectacle of jousting, archery and falconry.
• canoe: Mountain biking and boarding, kayaking, canoeing, archery, gorge walking, rock climbing, survival skills and more.
• practice: The King has passed a law making people practice archery every day.
• climb: Other local activities include rock and tree climbing, archery, quad bikes, and golf.
• shoot: One of the biggest problems with shooting archery, is ' dropping your arm ' .

Adjective modifier

• traditional: BOWS There are two types of bows used in Korean traditional archery.
• indoor: It contains two Cricket nets and is used for cricket practice, marital arts, athletic training and Indoor Archery.
• Korean: First, we should look at Korean archery from a historical viewpoint.
• Japanese: Take part in our Samurai school, be amazed by Japanese horse archery, and enjoy a tour of the Oriental gallery.
• blind: For future planning, the archery section will apply to include blind archery but the ultimate decision maker is the IPC.

Modifies a noun

• contest: For example a competitive archery contest with a golden arrow to be won!
• tournament: Unfortunately Grimsby can no longer hold summer archery tournaments to help balance the books!
• competition: It is also an Olympic venue for London 2012, where the Archery competition is to take place.
• club: Most archery clubs will usually set out two lines on the field.
• coach: The site is maintained by Steve Allison, an English archery coach.
• lesson: Sunday Evening Youth Club There will shortly be a local group running archery lessons during the Youth Club.

Noun used with modifier

• target: Here's my small contribution to that list, some figures from the world of target archery.
• field: F or more information on field archery clubs, please click on these links.
• longbow: Try your hand at longbow archery with expert instruction from the Bowmen of England.