inthemiddle
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Does anyone know what these are and if as an over 50's archery you have to shoot to these standards. I can't see any sign of this on the AGB site yet?
I know this is a thought shared by many in the 50+ age bracket and, as you say, the 50+ cutoff is set from at the WA level.50 too early (I know this is a WA thing), should it not be 60+
The Rules of Shooting were updated this month regarding age categories and records.Assuming this is also linked to the 50+ records, I know they can be claimed for metric rounds (I've put a claim in myself), but are imperial rounds also included?
I can't tell if you are being facetious or not.I hope you mean sex as opposed to gender. I would hate to see that poisonous ideology creep into this sport
So, to be clear, as I am 60yrs old, will I have a different GMB score if I wish to claim a 50+ GMB classification to a senior GMB classification? Or are we just talking more generalised classifications for records and tournament results?
Thanks ArcheryFox. I never saw that one comingThe 50+ GMB score will be lower standard (i.e. higher handicap) than the Senior GMB score, and also available from the shorter 50+ rounds...
Its now mid january ..................... Is it here yet? Is it here yet? Is it here yet?AGB went pretty quiet mid-November, I assume in the run-up to National Indoors.
I believe plan is for comms to now go out early January.
Not ideal as it will be after the 'start date', but hopefully there won't have been too many archers doing outdoor shoots by then. :/
We've also been trying to work with Golden Records and ExpertArcher (the only 2 apps that replied to us) to help get their software ready.
Many compound archers seem to have done already. Not all though.l it is too early to give up shooting 70m etc. and Gents 1440's