Assheton Bowmen
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Archery Clubs
Assheton Bowmen
Tudor Lodge, Manchester M40 5SH
# Assheton Bowmen
Assheton Bowmen is a Manchester-based archery club dedicated to promoting archery in all its forms since its establishment in 1992. Located in M40 5SH, the club continues the legacy of its founder David Frost with a thriving community of archers supported by an active committee and committed membership.
The club serves both beginners and experienced archers, offering structured progression pathways and inclusive facilities. Their regular club days on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday provide flexible access for members at all levels, with additional key-holder privileges for established members wishing to practice outside scheduled times.
What distinguishes Assheton Bowmen is their comprehensive approach to archer development. Rather than simply providing a venue, they run dedicated beginners courses on Tuesday evenings and Saturday mornings, making archery accessible to newcomers. The club offers free coaching sessions facilitated by their coaching team, ensuring archers receive personalised guidance regardless of experience level. This commitment to education and skill development sets them apart from casual shooting facilities.
The club maintains an active competitive calendar, evidenced by their winter tournament diary, and provides members with curated resources including guides and helpful materials to support continued learning. Their committee meetings ensure strong governance and community direction.
Assheton Bowmen represents a serious, well-organised archery community that balances competitive opportunities with recreational participation and structured coaching support.
Assheton Bowmen is a Manchester-based archery club dedicated to promoting archery in all its forms since its establishment in 1992. Located in M40 5SH, the club continues the legacy of its founder David Frost with a thriving community of archers supported by an active committee and committed membership.
The club serves both beginners and experienced archers, offering structured progression pathways and inclusive facilities. Their regular club days on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday provide flexible access for members at all levels, with additional key-holder privileges for established members wishing to practice outside scheduled times.
What distinguishes Assheton Bowmen is their comprehensive approach to archer development. Rather than simply providing a venue, they run dedicated beginners courses on Tuesday evenings and Saturday mornings, making archery accessible to newcomers. The club offers free coaching sessions facilitated by their coaching team, ensuring archers receive personalised guidance regardless of experience level. This commitment to education and skill development sets them apart from casual shooting facilities.
The club maintains an active competitive calendar, evidenced by their winter tournament diary, and provides members with curated resources including guides and helpful materials to support continued learning. Their committee meetings ensure strong governance and community direction.
Assheton Bowmen represents a serious, well-organised archery community that balances competitive opportunities with recreational participation and structured coaching support.
Services offered
Beginners archery coursesClub shooting facilitiesFree coaching sessionsCompetitive tournamentsArchery equipment guidanceClub clothingCommunity membershipFlexible access for qualified members