KSL International Archery

Our Objective is to provide access to and share high performance coaching information, techniques, technical articles, form photos, data and training systems with those coaches and archers around the world who wish to enhance their skills and knowledge, be it at Beginner, Elite or Olympic level. Find out more

Our web site has over the last few years developed in a truly international web site and various sections are now available in up to sixteen (16) languages. This is thanks to all our archery friends and supporters from around the world who have and are continuing to provide, through their own initiative, translations in their mother language of the various sections of our web site. This united effort is helping us to realize our vision, which is to be able to share, worldwide, a lifetime of knowledge of Coach Kisik Lee, one of the most successful coaches in archery history.

Please click on the flag of your choice to view the sections available in that language.

German	Spanish	Thai	Serbian	Dutch
Brazil-Portuguese	Hungarian	Swedish	Russian	Italian
Korean	Slovak	Catalan	French	Greek

August 31 2008

USALogo USA Archery High Performance Program Coach Training Seminar with National Head Coach Kisik Lee November 11 - 16, 2008 OTC Colorado Springs, CO.
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August 24, 2008

Khatuna

Khatuna Lorig Selected as Flag Bearer for 2008 U.S. Olympic Team at Closing Ceremony

July 10 , 2008

Edition 3 Total Archery -Third Edition
The Third edition of Total Archery has now been published. Please click on amendments below to view changes.
Amendments

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section for more news!

The core of KSL Olympic Medals winning technique and now translated into SIXTEEN languages!!

Checkout our shot sequence gallery for examples of technique.

Quote of the Week

When an archer is shooting for nothing,
He has all his skills.
If he shoots for a brass buckle,
he is already nervous.
If he shoots for a prize of gold,
he goes blind or already sees two targets--
He is out of his mind!
His skill has not changed,
but the prize divides him.
He cares.
He thinks more of winning than of shooting--
And the need to win drains him of power.

Chang Tzu

July 23 , 2008

Question 55 now added.

"Firstly, in practice and with no target, I can produce very smooth shots. With a target, sometimes I can shoot well but at other times I find it very hard to shoot with good timing. I can set up on the point of the clicker but it can take a lot of effort to pull through. Although my......... "

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