Many archers learn basic skills on a barebow, and then they are left to learn things such as sights, releases and peeps on their own. The Archers USA Individual Shooters Code (ISC) system is as universal as a barebow. You can use this system in a group or individual environment. Any archer can now learn how to use a release, sight, rest and peep sight with ease. The ISC training system was developed to help archery coaches, teachers and instructors move archers along the educational pipeline by teaching them new skills.

Learning this next level of skill allows the transition from a barebow to advanced archery equipment most hunters and target archers use in the field. The archers are now able to make a more informed choice when purchasing their advanced archery equipment. And training doesn’t end in the classroom. Archers can move on toward mentored hunts or become involved in archery tournaments.

Archers USA Foundation, a 501 c3 non-profit, has made significant progress by partnering with the Archery Trade Association, Easton Foundation, Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and Bass Pro Shops. These partnerships have allowed matching grant funds granted toward advancing state wildlife agencies/schools current archery programs.

To date, Archers USA/ISC System is in Arizona, Michigan, North Dakota, Oklahoma and Pennsylvania.

For more information, visit www.archersusa.com.