Adaptive & veteran sport
Para archery
Para archery with adaptive equipment — stands, wheelchair mounts, and release aids — for athletes with a range of abilities.
Who it’s for
Who this suits best
Veterans, including those with upper-limb impairments, wheelchair users, and anyone looking for a calm, focus-driven sport.
What to bring
What to have with you
Comfortable clothing with no loose sleeves. Bows and adaptive equipment are club-owned; numbers are currently limited.
Location & contact
Where and with whom we train
- Location
- An outdoor range or hall in Rivne with enough length for the shooting distance (confirmed in the schedule).
- Coach / coordinator
- Programme coordinator: Mykola Diedovets; a dedicated archery coach is to be confirmed.
- Contact
- 097 645 3347 · rivneadaptclub@gmail.com
- Schedule
- In development — frequency to be confirmed with the first group. Full programme schedule →
Accessibility
How inclusive this space is
- Parking for people with disabilities
- To be confirmed for the specific range/hall.
- Independent car access and exit
- To be confirmed — let us know in advance if you need assistance.
- Step-free entry to the building
- We prioritise step-free venues.
- Accessible toilet
- To be confirmed for the specific range/hall.
- Adaptive equipment on site
- Club bows and adaptive mounts — numbers are limited; we are gradually expanding specialised equipment.
- Getting home independently
- We can help arrange transport or an escort if needed.
Photos
From our sessions
Video
See it in action
Want to try it?
A first taste comes with no commitment — come and watch, or join right away.