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RangeDay-Breathe brings military and police veterans together through indoor archery and breathing practice. Our approach puts safe delivery, informed participation and respect for the individual at the centre of the experience.
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Structured indoor archery and guided breathwork, delivered by experienced military and police veterans through clear instruction, controlled range practice and a focus on safe participation.Â
indoor only
10 veterans
two days
the framework behind the experience.Â
A well-run program starts before anyone steps onto the range.
It starts with preparation, suitable equipment, clear instructions and people who understand their responsibilities in and on a range environment. It continues through the way participants are supported, concerns are handled and lessons are applied.
Our governance framework covers:
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program leadership and delivery responsibilities.
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range safety, equipment and emergency arrangements.
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participant information, consent and choice.
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privacy, photography and personal information.
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feedback, complaints and incident review.
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evidence, evaluation and continuous improvement.
STRONG SAFETY FOUNDATIONS. VETERAN-LED INSTRUCTION.
Archery has a strong safety record when supported by disciplined range procedures and supervision. The National Archery in the Schools Program reports a better safety record than every ball sport taught in schools except table tennis.
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RangeDay-Breathe combines structured indoor archery with professional instruction from military and police veterans. Clear commands, equipment checks, guided practice and controlled shooting and retrieval underpin every session.
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Our instructors bring service experience to their approach. Safe delivery rests on their archery competence, preparation and consistent application of range procedures.
Clear instructions. Controlled practice. Confidence built one shot at a time.
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Further participation and safety information is provided before attendance.
