North Arrow

Learning archery online is possible — but only up to a point. Online training works best for building a solid technical foundation. You can learn shooting form, understand alignment, develop consistency and follow structured exercises at your own pace. In many cases, this is more efficient than occasional in-person lessons, simply because you can repeat and revisit the material as often as needed. However, there are clear limitations. Archery is a physical skill. Small detail

Training a horse for mounted archery is not about teaching it to tolerate shooting. It’s about building the right foundation first. A horse that is relaxed, balanced, and responsive without rein contact will always be easier to train than one that relies on the rider’s hands for control. This is where the process starts. Before introducing any equipment, the horse should be able to: move calmly in all gaits maintain rhythm without rein contact respond to seat and voice aids W

From March 5–8, 2026, I taught a mounted archery course in Rovaniemi, Finland, organized by Ranch Kuulas. The course gathered a large group of participants, combining structured training with a relaxed and social atmosphere. Alongside focused practice, there was plenty of shared enjoyment throughout the camp. It was a pleasure to work with such a great group and see both progress and good team spirit develop over the days.