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Predator's Archery JOAD

Gilroy, California
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About archery in Gilroy, California

Predator's Archery JOAD is an archery facility in Gilroy, California.

About Predator's Archery JOAD

Predator's Archery JOAD in Gilroy, California runs a USA Archery affiliated Junior Olympic Archery Development program, putting it among the South Bay's options for young archers wanting a structured, competition-oriented path rather than casual shooting. Gilroy sits south of San Jose in an area with a fair amount of outdoor recreation activity, and a dedicated JOAD program here gives local families a nearby option instead of driving further north into the Bay Area proper. Nothing beyond the JOAD affiliation is listed for this club, no pro shop or lesson specifics beyond the program itself, so parents interested in enrolling a young archer should contact the club directly for session times and costs.

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Predator's Archery JOAD

7350 Monterey Road

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Predator's Archery JOAD

7350 Monterey Road

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