Easton Target Archery Podcast

Closing out 2021, the Easton Target Podcast brings you a sneak preview of the first chapter of the upcoming Easton 100th anniversary commemorative book.  It's a look at the roots of modern target archery history.   Reserve yourself a place in line for the book, scheduled to be released in the 3rd quarter of 2022, by emailing:  easton100@eastommg.com  

Steve, George, and WA's Tom Dielen look back at a momentous year for the sport, and ahead to the new year with big events right around the corner.   Easton's 100th anniversary limited edition book will be released in 2022- remember to get on the list by emailing easton100@eastonmg.com!   Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon and wherever you get your podcasts.

Steve and George check in with Bruce and Brittany from the NFAA on the latest Vegas Shoot 2022 news, and riff on the state of the sport with the latest rules updates, plans for the new year, and much more.   Remember- send your email to easton100@eastonmg.com to get a place in line on the limited edition Easton 100th anniversary book interest list!

George speaks with World Archery Secretary-General Tom Dielen about the latest rules revisions after the just-concluded Executive Board meeting, and more about the latest developments for next season's events, including destination changes for the World Cup.   Don't forget to register for your chance to get your copy of the definitive Easton 100th anniversary history book being published in 2022- email easton100@eastonmg.com to get on the list!

Steve and George discuss more listener questions, prognosticate on the outcome of this week's World Archery Executive Board meeting, and talk about things Easton is doing to celebrate a hundred years of making arrows!   Get on the inside track for a copy of the 100th Anniversary Easton Commemorative Book discussed in the podcast by emailing: easton100@eastonmg.com

George and World Archery Secretary General Tom Dielen discuss developments at the Asian Championship, the World Indoor Series, and... what's going to happen with the 30-second rule?  It's all the latest in the world of archery.   Available on Apple Podcasts, Podbean, Spotify, and Amazon, right now.

Bruce Cull and Brittany Salonen from the Vegas Shoot organization discuss the next edition of this iconic archery tournament, including schedule details, accommodations, and the half-million dollar prize package for this epic event.

Today on the Easton Target Archery Podcast, Steve and George tackle listener questions, riff on some controversial rule changes and proposals, and take some deep dives on shooting techniques.

George speaks with World Archery Secretary-General Tom Dielen about the controversial new 30-second-per-arrow rule, and how that new rule might possibly be postponed from the planned January implementation date.

George, Steve, and special guest Dean Alberga review the two epic weeks of World Archery Championship and World Cup Finals action that just wrapped up in South Dakota, USA.

George, Steve and Chris Webster from the USA Archery Team chat about the morning’s events, live from Yankton and the World Championship.

George talks with World Archery Executive Board member Greg Easton about the recent World Archery Congress, and the behind-the-scenes effort needed to bring the World Archery Congress, World Archery Championship, and World Cup finals to the United States.  Recorded live at the World Archery Championship in Yankton, South Dakota.

Steve and George talk with Kevin Mather about the journey to his Gold Medal performance at the Tokyo Paralympic Games, and preview the World Archery Championship starting this upcoming weekend in South Dakota.   Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Podbean.

Rod Menzer of USA Archery, Steve, and George discuss the just-concluded Paralympic Games and the USA's achievements, and then take a deep dive on the proposals for new World Archery Rules coming up at the World Archery Congress in South Dakota starting this month.   And Stave issues a major announcement you won't want to miss.

George talks with Bruce Cull and Brittany Salonen of the NFAA foundation about the upcoming World Archery Congress, World Archery Championship, and World Cup Finals, all slated for Yankton, South Dakota this month.

George and Steve are back, and in the latest Easton Target Archery podcast, they talk with Israeli coach and archer Guy Matzkin on the remarkable performance of Israel’s archer, Itay Shanny, at the Tokyo Olympic Games, and Guy’s coaching philosophy.   Also, Steve reveals a critical aspect of his (nefarious) plan to ban target quivers.     Available on Apple Podcasts, Podbean, and Spotify.

George talks with World Archery Secretary-General Tom Dielen about the Tokyo Games, the upcoming Paralympic Games, the Youth World Championship starting this week in Poland, and more. Then, we are joined by USA Archery CEO Rod Menzer to go over our favorite moments of Tokyo, and the future of America's Olympic archery programs. We also discuss the USA teams for this week's Youth Championship, the upcoming Paralympics, and the just-announced qualifier list for the World Cup Finals taking in place in the USA next month- directly after the World Championship in Yankton, South Dakota.

Steve "The Big Cat" Anderson and George Tekmitchov sum up the final day of archery competition at the Tokyo Olympic Games with analysis of the finals, the factors that led to the upset-dominated outcomes, and insight on the mental game and technique needed to win at Yumenoshima Archery Field.   Available on Apple Podcasts, Podbean, and Spotify

Steve, George, and World Champion Braden Gellenthein provide a recap of the Women's individual championship, and their pre-final analysis of the imminent Men's Individual Finals of the Tokyo Olympic Games.   Available on Spotify, Podbean, and Apple Podcasts.

George, Steve, and special guest World Champion and 2021 World Cup finalist Braden Gellenthein break down their predictions for the women's finals at the Tokyo Olympic Games, as well as a discussion of the mind game needed to deal with the pressure of being on the biggest stage in the world, and the related technology behind some of the broadcast innovations in Tokyo.     Available on Apple Podcasts, Podbean, and Spotify.