Arktor brings structured coaching experience to our modern Dublin academy.
Every session has a purpose. Our coaching combines professional Olympic instruction, Olympic-grade equipment, small-group training and individual technical feedback.
Whether you are completely new to archery, returning to the sport or looking to develop your technique, we give you a clear pathway from your first arrow to confident and consistent shooting.
Flexible training. Focused coaching. Measurable progression. Train around work, study, family and everyday life without compromising the quality of your coaching.
Years of dedicated coaching experience, refined technical frameworks, and structured student progression pathways.
A trusted community ranging from complete beginners to active hobbyists and youth archers across Dublin.
Professional instruction certified to national standards, ensuring absolute safety, accuracy, and technical excellence.
Olympic archery is more than simply hitting a target. Every shot develops patience, emotional control, confidence and resilience. It teaches people to slow down, focus under pressure and trust the process — skills that extend far beyond the range and into school, work and everyday life.
Build confidence, discipline, coordination and healthy lifelong habits through structured coaching in a safe and encouraging environment.
Develop focus, emotional control, responsibility and self-confidence during important years of personal development.
Step away from everyday pressure, improve concentration and discover a rewarding sport that challenges both mind and body.
Strengthen communication, decision-making, leadership and team performance through a focused and engaging shared experience.
Dublin’s premier Olympic archery academy. Zero experience needed. Transform into a confident archer with expert coaching, elite form tracking, and an active community.
A structured introduction to archery covering safety, basic technique, form development and confident shooting.
Pay for 4 months and receive your 5th month completely free. A practical choice for consistent training and technical growth.
Pay for just 6 months and train for the full year. Our strongest long-term value for committed academy members.
1st & 3rd Saturday of each month · 14:00–16:00 · October 2026 – October 2027
Build your archery skills through structured coaching, progressive development and a clear long-term training pathway.
A structured introduction to archery covering safety, basic technique, form development and confident shooting.
Pay for 4 months and receive your 5th month completely free. A practical choice for consistent training and continued progress.
Pay for just 6 months and train for the full year. With 24 academy sessions across 12 months, this is our strongest long-term value for committed academy members.
Regular academy training takes place on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month within the scheduled academy training window. Select your preferred training format and time below.
1st & 3rd Saturday of each month · 14:00–16:00 · October 2026 – October 2027
Academy Training · 14:00–16:00 · 1st & 3rd Saturday
Train throughout the year without a fixed weekly commitment. Your annual Flexible Membership is completely free. Choose your ticket package and book your sessions whenever it suits you.
Use your sessions around work, study, family and everyday life. Choose an available academy session and book when you are ready.
Four academy session tickets with complete flexibility.
Ten academy session tickets for regular training and development.
Everything you need to train with Arktor Academy while keeping your schedule completely flexible.
Complete your details and select your ticket package. Your 12-month Flexible Membership is free. You only pay for your selected training tickets.
Once you have your Flexible Membership and tickets, choose an available academy session and complete your booking through Eventbrite. Your Eventbrite confirmation provides the booking details for your selected session.
BOOK YOUR SESSIONSubmit your request quickly, and we will get back to you to confirm details and availability.
Join the growing community discovering Olympic archery in Dublin. See what participants say about their experience at Arktor Archery.
“Great experience practicing archery for the first time. The coach Sezgin is very approachable and explains clearly how to improve your shot.”
2 Months Ago“Gave this a go for something different and ended up loving it. Sezgin is brilliant, very patient and explains things properly without overcomplicating it.”
3 Months Ago“Very professional setup. Sezgin is an excellent instructor, clear, patient and knows his stuff. Suits all ages and is run very well.”
3 Months Ago“Most fun experience of my time in Ireland, must visit!”
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From your first arrow to structured academy training, here are the questions people ask most about Olympic archery, beginners, equipment, sessions and Arktor Academy.
No. Arktor welcomes complete beginners. You do not need previous archery experience to start.
Your first sessions introduce safety, equipment, basic technique and the foundations of a repeatable shot process.
Explore Archery DNA →Olympic archery is the target archery discipline featured at the Olympic Games. Olympic competition uses the recurve bow and a structured target-scoring format.
It combines precision, consistency, technical control and mental focus rather than relying only on physical strength.
Learn about Olympic Archery →The Olympic discipline uses a recurve bow.
Compound and barebow are also important competitive forms of modern archery, but Olympic target archery is based on recurve equipment.
Explore Bow Types →Modern archery includes several disciplines and formats, including target archery, indoor archery, field archery and 3D archery. Different bow divisions include recurve, compound and barebow.
Each has different equipment, environments and competitive formats.
Discover Types of Archery →Olympic outdoor recurve competition is shot at 70 metres.
Distance, target size and scoring format are part of what makes Olympic target archery such a precise discipline.
Explore Archery Distances →The basic skills can be learned by beginners, but consistency takes practice.
Arktor focuses on building the shot step by step: stance, setup, draw, aim, release and follow-through.
See Archer Development →Yes. Arktor welcomes young archers from age 7+, with coaching adapted to age, experience and development.
Safety, appropriate equipment and controlled instruction are central to every session.
Absolutely. Adults can start archery with no previous experience.
The sport can be approached as recreation, structured learning, technical development or a pathway towards competitive shooting.
Yes. Equipment required for the Arktor sessions is provided, including bows, arrows, targets and the necessary safety equipment.
You can start learning before investing in your own equipment.
Comfortable clothing and flat, comfortable footwear are recommended.
Avoid very loose sleeves, bulky jewellery or anything that could interfere with the bowstring or shooting movement.
Arktor Archery Academy provides indoor Olympic archery training in Dublin, with beginner-friendly sessions and structured academy pathways.
Explore Arktor Academy →Yes. An academy pathway does not mean you need to arrive as an experienced archer.
Arktor's approach starts with the fundamentals and develops technique progressively as the archer becomes more consistent.
View the Development Path →Yes. Arktor offers private group experiences, corporate team-building and other organised archery experiences with coaching and equipment included.
Choose the relevant Arktor experience or academy programme, complete the booking form and submit your request. A deposit may be required to secure your place.
Book Your Session →Understand the sport beyond the bow. Explore Olympic archery, disciplines, equipment, scoring, technique and the principles that make a great shot repeatable.
Archery is the practice and sport of shooting arrows from a bow toward a target. Modern archery includes recreational, competitive and specialised disciplines.
Olympic archery is the target archery discipline contested at the Olympic Games using recurve bows.
Archery is not one single discipline. Different formats change the environment, distance, targets, equipment and competitive demands.
Modern archery uses several major bow divisions. Each creates a different technical experience.
Different disciplines are designed for different environments and purposes.
A modern Olympic recurve setup is a system rather than simply a bow and arrow.
Target archery uses concentric scoring rings. Accuracy is measured by where the arrow lands on the target.
Distance depends on the discipline and competition format. Olympic outdoor recurve uses a 70 metre target distance.
Consistent archery is built through a repeatable sequence rather than simply aiming harder.
The sport combines physical control with concentration, timing and repeatability.
A good archer does not build every shot around the hope of hitting the centre. The focus is on executing the process consistently.
Build the same structure, the same sequence and the same controlled execution — shot after shot.
ARCHERY DNA is ARKTOR's educational knowledge series — designed to help beginners understand the sport before they step onto the shooting line.
Every archer develops differently. ARKTOR uses a progressive training framework that moves from first contact with the bow toward technical consistency, performance and long-term mastery.
The first contact with archery. Learn how the equipment works and understand the foundations of safe shooting.
Develop a repeatable basic shot process and begin understanding how body position affects the arrow.
Move from simply shooting arrows to understanding the relationship between technique, consistency and scoring.
The archer begins to refine movement, alignment and execution while developing more structured performance habits.
Training becomes increasingly focused on technical detail, performance analysis and preparation for competitive environments.
The focus shifts toward repeatable performance, disciplined execution and long-term technical development.
The goal is not simply to shoot further or score higher. It is to build a technically reliable process that an archer can repeat, understand and trust.