Indoor Classifications

[Wildcat]

Hello All
Has any one ever thought of producing indoor classification badges at their club.
I am thinking of introducing such a scheme to encourage the juniors at the club to enter scores. I envisage that these badges could be attach to quivers and archers could change as they gained or fall a level. just like the outdoor classifications but for A, B, C, D, E, & F
Just wanted to see if anyone had done this before and what kind of design you used and what kind of success you had with them.

look forward to hearing your replys

[GreenSteve]

Have you seen these ?
Achievement Badges

[Mistake]

I've been stuck with the 590 one now for over a year... i want to move on and get the 595 or 600

BUt yeah... these are pretty cool for indoor classes

[Capt. Al]

Does anyone know if Reading archers still make/sell Achievement Badges.

[tel]

Originally Posted by Capt. Al

Does anyone know if Reading archers still make/sell Achievement Badges.

They don't make them, they source them - a very nice chap by the name of Keith Allen is the man to talk to as far as the (extensive) range they carry. If you have other ideas regarding a 'club-specific' scheme then Keith will i'm sure point you in the right direction.

[Graham Potts]

Our Club Records Officer produces badges for indoors which are based on score levels - we have different levels for the Juniors (They go down a bit lower) so that they are encouraged by winning another badge. It seems that acheivement badges tend to work really well indoors, whereas outdoors we award the classification badges you can get from Quicks to the members when they achieve their next classification. A lot of hard work for the Records Officer (Club is 120+) but very rewarding.

[Little Miss Purple]

Originally Posted by Graham Potts

Our Club Records Officer produces badges for indoors which are based on score levels - we have different levels for the Juniors (They go down a bit lower) so that they are encouraged by winning another badge. It seems that acheivement badges tend to work really well indoors, whereas outdoors we award the classification badges you can get from Quicks to the members when they achieve their next classification. A lot of hard work for the Records Officer (Club is 120+) but very rewarding.

Yes, I was delighted when TJ gave me my 1st class badge

[robbo]

we don't do classification badges for indoor but we do a badge scheme based on scores which is pretty much the same as the FITA indoor target awards.

The only difference being the first badge is 400 to encourage juniors and new archers, we also have a different range for longbow. It definately gets people talking about scores and wanting the next badge up

[hypertigger]

i'd like an indoor classification badge!! it's taken me 6 yrs of chasing to get 'b'!!

mistake - eep 590 for a portsmouth? in my dreams (well when i visualise....)

[FlightyRachel]

Originally Posted by hypertigger

i'd like an indoor classification badge!! it's taken me 6 yrs of chasing to get 'b'!!

That's so good though Leo! I wish it was called something a bit more exciting than B though... and as for D!!! How rubbish does that sound! (Don't say it...)