Lancaster Archery Podcast

Chuck Cooley talks with pro archer Chance Beaubouef about shooting for the U.S. National Team, overcoming target panic and how he sets goals for the archery season.

Bruce Cull talks with Chuck Cooley about the 2019 NFAA archery season and how Yankton, South Dakota became a central point for archery in the United States.

Chuck Cooley talks with Rob Kaufhold about starting and supporting Competition Archery Media.

Tim Hanley talks with PJ Reilly after an unprecedented victory in the Men's Open Division at the 2019 Lancaster Archery Classic. Hanley climbed from 8th seed to take his historic first place finish. When he's not working electrician in New Jersey, he's practicing archery at work or with friends.

Jacob Marlow talks with PJ Reilly after winning the Lancaster Archery Classic Open Pro division in 2019. Marlow says he doesn't shoot 300 arrows a day and he used to be the "fat" kid.

PJ Reilly and Chuck Cooley discuss the future of this podcast.

Barebow champion archer John Demmer talks about what it's like to be the first ever barebow medalist at the World Games, why he doesn't use a clicker and how he won the Hill Fontane Trophy.

U.S. Olympic Archery silver medalist Jake Kaminski talks about life on the road and the importance of taking breaks, why he started the Archers Association and building cars and being banned from racing.

Tom Clum and Joel Turner collaborate to teach target archery principles of bio mechanics and overcoming target panic to the traditional archery world.

Brady Ellison talks about what it's like to win an individual Olympic medal, shoot 3-D archery events with a compound and why he thinks Olympic Archery in the U.S. is in trouble.

Erin McGladdery gave a up a career and business as a sports trainer and became a professional archer in 2017. Her rookie season was spectacular - but she kept her day job as a government-contracted pest killer in rural Saskatchewan.

It all started with a viral YouTube video about traditional archery made by co-founders of The Push, Matt Zirnsak and Tim Nebel. Now the duo have set their sights on helping archers "expedite the Traditional Archery learning curve." Matt and Tim talk about their growing hobby promoting the stick and string.

Dan and Emily McCarthy share their insights on being a 3-D archery power couple, what it's like being role models for aspiring pro archers and why the Toyota Prius is better than a truck.

2017 Organization of Professional Archers champion, Jesse Broadwater, talks about building on his 2016 second place finish at the OPA; switching to Mathews; and the changing face of professional archery.

Lauren Fenstermacher and Dave Mitchell from the Pennsylvania Game Commission discuss a new bow hunting opportunity at the Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area where it has traditionally not been open to hunting in the fall.

Paul Jaeger, owner of Jäger Archery, discusses custom bow grips with PJ Reilly. As a model maker by profession, Jaeger combined his archery hobby and career expertise into a trade and now works with top archers around the world.

U.S. Olympic archer Mackenzie Brown talks about her Olympic experience during and after the games as well as how she got her start in archery through National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP).

The Vice President and General Manager of National Archery in the Schools Program, Dr. Tommy Floyd, offers insight to why 15,000 students from around the country converge on Louisville, KY for the NASP National Tournament and how archery is helping young people succeed.

John Wert, Director of TradTech Archery, explains some of the in and outs of Traditional Archery to PJ Reilly.

World Champion archer, Levi Morgan, talks with PJ Reilly about his second annual 3-D archery tournament and his new venture and brand Bowlife.