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Arizona Junior Olympic Archery Development (Azjoad)

Phoenix, Arizona
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About archery in Phoenix, Arizona

Arizona Junior Olympic Archery Development (Azjoad) is an archery facility in Phoenix, Arizona.

About Arizona Junior Olympic Archery Development (Azjoad)

Arizona Junior Olympic Archery Development, known as AZJOAD, is a USA Archery affiliated club in Phoenix running both a Junior Olympic Archery Development (JOAD) program for young shooters and an Adult Archery Program for grown-up beginners and returning archers. That dual-track structure makes it a natural fit for families where kids and parents both want to learn recurve or compound fundamentals under the same club umbrella. As a hybrid facility, it likely blends structured club programming with some open access, though specific amenities like a pro shop or 3D course aren't confirmed. Phoenix-area families interested in JOAD or adult coaching should reach out to AZJOAD directly for enrollment details and schedules.

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