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Veterans have lived beyond the ordinary.Â
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Their next challenge should reflect that. RangeDay-Breathe brings tactical gear, precision and purpose together with the excitement of archery and challenges you can achieve. Shared experience. Good company. The quiet focus of each shot. Built for people who know what it means to serve, with room to find peace and enjoy what comes next.
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RangeDay-Breathe was developed by Professor Neil Curtis to give veterans a practical and tactical way to engage with breathing, body awareness and focused attention while mixing in previous shared experiences with new experiences and technical equipment.
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Archery brings these elements into one repeatable task. Prepare your stance. Settle your breathing. Focus on the shot. Release, reset and begin again.
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That structure is at the heart of RangeDay-Breathe: clear instruction, time to practice and the opportunity to connect with others through a shared activity.
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MEET THE PERSON BEHIND RANGEDAY-BREATHE.
Professor Neil Curtis
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Founder and Program Developer
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As a veteran, Neil developed RangeDay-Breathe around a straightforward idea: purposeful activity, clear guidance and shared experience can create a meaningful starting point.
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The program brings familiar elements of range practice into an approachable archery setting, with an emphasis on safe participation, focused attention and steady progress.
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His intention is simple: give veterans something practical to work with, one breath and one shot at a time.
GOOD GEAR. A REAL CHALLENGE. SHARED EXPERIENCE.
For many veterans, the appeal is practical: understand the equipment, learn the technique and put it to work.
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RangeDay-Breathe brings together archery technology, the familiarity of a structured range and the satisfaction of developing a skill. Quality equipment, clear instruction and a task that demands your attention.
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There is room for concentration, friendly competition, a laugh and the excitement of watching your shots improve.
MORE THAN TIME ON THE RANGE.
Tactical gear and equipment may spark the interest. Learning, enjoyment and the people beside you give the experience its substance.
Family matters too. Archery can become an interest to talk about at home, explore with a partner or introduce to your children through suitable local opportunities.
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RangeDay-Breathe gives veterans a place to start: purposeful activity, good company and something worth getting involved in.
Come for the challenge. Enjoy the company. Find your focus.
EXPERIENCED PEOPLE.
CLEAR GUIDANCE.
Our instructors are military and police veterans who bring professional experience, an understanding of service culture and a calm, structured approach to the range.
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They guide participants through range procedures, equipment handling and each stage of the shot sequence, with opportunities to ask questions and build familiarity.
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Safety, clear communication and respectful instruction underpin every session.