International competitions in archery are regulated under the rules of the International Archery Federation (FITA).
1.OUTDOOR ARCHERY:
a.THE 1440 ROUND:-
36 arrows at each distance of 90, 70, 50, 30 meters for men and 70, 60, 50, 30 meters for women. This makes a maximum score of 1440 points. A target face of 122 cm is used for the two longer distances and a face of 80 cm is used for the two shorter distances.
b.THE 900 ROUND:-
30 arrows at the distances 60, 50, 40 meters for both men and women. The 122 cm face is used for all distances.
INDOOR ARCHERY:
Indoor archery is shot at the distances 18 and 25 meters.
FIELD ARCHERY:
Field Archery is shot in the countryside with the targets placed on a path. The distances are a mixture of known and unknown. You shoot at different angels, both uphill and downhill.
3D ARCHERY:
3D Archery is shot at 3 dimensional animal imitational targets.
PARA ARCHERY:
Archery is an ideal sport for people with disabilities. They compete in different categories depending if they sit in a wheelchair or not. Archery is a sport in the Paralympics.
SKI-ARCHERY:
Ski Archery is a combination of Archery and Nordic cross-country skiing.
RUN ARCHERY:
Run Archery is a new type of archery competition. It combines cross-country running with archery. Ski-archers often compete in this discipline during the summer.
FLIGHT ARCHERY:
Very simple rules in this discipline: Shoot as long distance as you can.
CLOUT ARCHERY:
Clout you shoot a long distance and the target zone is on the ground.
Archery is also an Olympic sport and a special round is designed for the Olympics:
The Olympic round in archery
The Archers first shoot 72 arrows at 70 meters, and the 64 best archers are placed in a match-play ladder. Number one meets number 64 and so on. In the match-play the archers just shoot 12 arrows each match.
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