Is there a way to prevent arrows from being shot high into the air?
There is no way to prevent an arrow from being shot high in the air other than stressing safety and urging students to use common sense. That said, students learn form and technique before every handling an arrow, and must pass a safety test before they are allowed on the range. 4.) How are distractions caused by the movement of people eliminated? On an outdoor range, there shall be no people within 50 yards behind the targets, so distraction should be minimal. On an indoor range, there should be no one behind the targets. Other than that, overcoming distractions is part of the sport, and is one of the skills that archers acquire with practice. 5.) Is there a designated safety zone around the shooters? All archers line up on a shooting line, and only instructors are allowed to approach them while shooting. Once an archer shoots all of his arrows, he is to leave the shooting line, return his bow to the bow rack, and wait behind the waiting line. If an archer is distracting or bothering
