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Dundee Sportsman's Club INC.

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Brought to you by the Dundee Sportsman's Club Inc

Are you shooting the BEST you can? Are you winning your share of tournaments? If you aren't the FRANK PEARSON SCHOOL OF ARCHERY can help.

Frank Pearson is one of the most respected names in archery. He has consistently been ranked as one of the best archers in the world. He is also one of the most successful archers of all time. Now he is available to share his winning ways with you to help make you a better archer.. This highly acclaimed school is designed to help every individual: learn proper form, eliminate mistakes, properly set-up equipment and learn how to become a winner.

CLASSES

Each Class is designed on a custom basis to accommodate all levels and types of archer.

Each Class begins with an thorough examination of your equipment. You will learn how to properly set-up and tune your equipment to suit your shooting style and form. You will learn how to use your strengths and overcome your weaknesses. You will learn how to judge yardage and how to shoot under adverse conditions such as wind and hill shooting. You will learn how to overcome mental mistakes that keep you from shooting your best. Frank provides individual care to help you with your special problems/needs so you leave with the knowledge required to help you become a 'winner'.

Class size ranges from 1 to 6 persons.

Two day classes are recommended for out-of-state-students. Class hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (longer if you'll stay)

LOCATION

Classes are conducted in the school/shop building located at the Pearson property in Vail, AZ. There is a 25 yard indoor range and 100 yard outdoor range. A field round is being installed soon.

ACCOMMODATIONS

Rooms with cooking facilities are available at the School. For those who wish to stay in Tucson, a short drive from the School, Hotels are also available. The School will provide transportation as needed while attending School including Airport, Hotel and School.

BASIC ITEMS

I am always trying to improve things so my students get the most out of every class. There are a number of basic items I like to cover with students before we get down to more individualized interests. The following is a list of some basic items.

ARROWS

• Making sure all arrows are the same.
• Cutting
• Weighing
• Fletching
• Choosing the correct size

BOW

• Understanding the bow and making it fit you.
• How it works
• How to assemble and disassemble
• How to clean and lube
• Selecting and adjusting the draw length
• Timing the wheels

SHOOTING

• How to get the most out of you time and equipment
• Tuning your bow
• Anchoring
• Your grip
• Your release
• Shot routine
• Practice Routine

MISCELLANEOUS

• Selecting accessories such as rests, sights, stabilizers, scopes and release aids.

To schedule a class, contact me with two or three sets of dates that will work for you. I will try to accommodate your schedule. Weekdays are generally better during the tournament season however other arrangements can be made. You may email me or contact me at: Frank Pearson, PO Box 280 Vail, AZ 85641-0280, Telephone 520-647-7847, FAX 520-647-7848.

DATES

In order to accommodate student schedules, class dates are determined by need. To book a date please call Frank at 520-647-7847. Week days are preferred due to tournament scheduling.

FOR MORE INFORMATION

For more information on how you can improve your archery. Call, write, or email me: