Toward the first competitions

With the fundamentals in place, the archers have stepped up. They now train four to five days a week, around three hours a session, with their own equipment to practise at the club and at home.

Next come national indoor competitions, then the move outdoors in 2026. The long-term goal hasn't changed: prepare athletes with a real chance of joining the Refugee Olympic Team. It's ambitious, and we're honest about that.

Pathway to LA28

Ready to back these athletes?

Your support keeps these archers training and competing. Funds or in kind, every bit gets them closer to LA28.

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Archer training outdoors

Pathway to LA28

Ready to back these athletes?

Your support keeps these archers training and competing. Funds or in kind, every bit gets them closer to LA28.

Olympics logo
LA28 Olympic logo
Archer training outdoors

Pathway to LA28

Ready to back these athletes?

Your support keeps these archers training and competing. Funds or in kind, every bit gets them closer to LA28.

Olympics logo
LA28 Olympic logo
Archer training outdoors