Archery Coaching/Lessons

Archery Lessons/CoachingRangeUSA Archery Club

No retail sales. No games. No noise.
Just teaching archery and letting you shoot on your schedule.

At Ohio Archery Learning Center, we have created a world class archery facility for all ages and skill levels. We provide certified professional coaching/instruction. We specialize in teaching archery to beginners from 6 to 80 years old and helping seasoned archers improve their shooting form. We can help with tuning your bow and providing buying guidance.

If you are new to the sport, we welcome you and we are here to help you get started in archery. Ohio Archery Learning Center can also help you prepare for your next hunting trip, competition or any other archery event. We teach Traditional/Recurve Archery, Olympic Recurve Archery, and Compound Archery. Let's get started!

Open Range Shooting: If space is available the range is open to walk-in's for shooting and practice. The best way to check if space is available for shooting is to call or txt John at 440.829.8730.

OALC and Nocking Point Archers
at OAA/NFAA Indoor 300 Championship

We had 40 archers from OALC at the OAA Indoor 300 Championship in Millersburg, Ohio. It was a tough day of shooting but all our archers muscled their way through it. We ended the day with 19 first, second and third places finishes. Nick Luzius shot a perfect game of 300 with 50 X's. The photo album from that shoot is up as well.

Picture left to right: Stacie Conway, Caroline Williams and Megan Bender.

OALC and Nocking Point Archers
at USA Archery Indoor Nationals

We had had 6 archers from OALC at the USA Archery Indoor Nationals in Mason, Mi. I'm proud of you all.

Picture left to right: Megan Bender, Carolyn Lee, Sarafina Galinac, Kylee Litnar, Emmeline Brugger, Geneva Foster.

Megan Bender (JOAD Recurve U21 Women) finished 20th out of 63 shooters nationwide. Carolyn Lee (JOAD Recurve U18 Women) finished 92nd out of 176 shooters nationwide. Sarafina Galinac (JOAD Compound U15 Women) finished 12th out of 47 nationwide. Kylee Litnar (JOAD Compound U!8 Women) finished 64th out of 113 shooters nationwide. Emmeline Brugger (JOAD Recurve U!8 Women) finished 97th out of 176 shooters nationwide. Geneva Foster (Barebow 50+ Women) finished 56th out of 62 nationwide.

OAA Flint Round Mail-In

OALC will be hosting the OAA/NFAA Flint Round Mail-in on Sunday, March 17th; Saturday, March 23rd; and Sunday, March 24th, 2024. Shooting times will be Saturday - 6:00pm and Sunday -10:00am, 2:00pm, and 6:00pm. Space is limited so register online on the OAA Website. If you any questions contact John at 440.829.8730 or via email at info@ohioarcherycenter.com.

Nocking Point Archers' Club
April Club Meeting and Spring Indoor Virtual Tournament

Nocking Point Archery Club will meet at Ohio Archery Center from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM on Sunday, April 28, 2024. This link provides directions to the location. Work on virtual indoor tournament. Work on achievement awards. We will also be shooting the USA Archery Spring Indoorr Virtual Tournament. Basically the shooting times will be:

We will be shooting a 300 round. Sign up sheet for shooting times at the range. If you have any questions, feel free to contact John.

Kids & Archery ...

Archery plays prominent roles in movies, TV shows and video games. Kids routinely see superheroes and Disney princesses shooting archery. They imagine themselves as Katniss, Merida and Hawkeye, and many ask parents if they can try the sport. Kids will think it's cool to shoot. Bows are featured in their video games after all! If archery intrigues your child, maybe it is time to sign him/her up for introductory lessons.

Archery is a great introductory sport for anyone of any age or skill. Many athletes shoot archery without having played other sports or honed any athletic skills. That makes it appropriate for any age. Archers must only focus on their form, not their individual strength or stamina. In addition, archery tournaments have age divisions for all kids who enjoy competing, so they can take their archery passions from the range to the tournament stage whenever they like.

  • Archery is the oldest sport still practiced today, and while the equipment has changed, archery basics is remarkably unchanged.
  • Archery gets your kids outside away from their phones/tablets where they can soak in that vitamin D and fresh air.
  • Archery can help your kids develop their ability focus, and concentrate.
  • Archery will strengthen your kids' confidence by giving them a skill that they can steadily improve upon.
  • Archery can provide a positive outlet for a competitive kid.
  • Archery can also be a great way for kids to develop new relationships like friendships with people of all ages and coaching relationships.
  • As a parent if you shoot archery as well, then you and your kids can bond more by being coached together.

Maybe archery is the solution you've been looking for. Ohio Archery Center can provide your child with the structured program that will improve his/her skills, focus and self-esteem. Today is the day to sign up for lessons. No equipment is required.

Service Work ...

We service and tune most compound and recurve bows. New bow strings (Joey's Bowstrings), tuning, D-loops, minor repairs, inspections, etc. We also build arrows for hunting, target and traditional shooting. Arrows are custom ordered. We do not do any work on crossbows. We don't have a press for cross bows.

Gift Cards Available

for all occasions


Just call to order your gift card.

Location:

8051 Mayfield Road
Chester Commons
Chesterland, Ohio 44026
Next to the La Mexicana Cantina & Grill
Hours: Monday - Friday: 1pm-8pm; Saturday: 9am-8pm; Sunday: By Appt.

John Siebert, USA Archery Level 3-NTS Coach